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Digital Etiquette
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1
What is a digital footprint?
The trail of data you create while using the internet
A type of digital signature
A computer virus
Software that tracks your steps
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What does "Think before you post" encourage you to consider?
Only posting during daytime hours
Posting as frequently as possible
Using multiple hashtags
That your digital footprint is permanent
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Which of these is an example of cyberbullying?
Commenting positive feedback on a project
Tagging friends in group photos
Sharing educational resources
Sharing embarrassing photos of classmates without permission
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What is the main purpose of "trolling" online?
To help moderate online discussions
To deliberately upset others or start arguments for amusement
To identify security weaknesses in websites
To promote positivity in comment sections
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Which of the following demonstrates good digital citizenship?
Sharing gossip about classmates in group chats
Downloading music and movies illegally
Respecting others' privacy and online boundaries
Creating fake accounts to follow your friends
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What is "flaming" in an online context?
Posting hostile or insulting messages to provoke conflict
Using fire emojis in comments
Complimenting others excessively
Sharing too many photos with bright filters
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When communicating online with others, it's important to:
Respond as quickly as possible, even if angry
Use slang and abbreviations exclusively
Share your opinion regardless of how it might affect others
Remember there's a real person on the other side of the screen
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When sending emails, which of these is NOT good netiquette?
Using ALL CAPS in your message
Responding within a reasonable timeframe
Proofreading before sending
Including a clear subject line
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What is digital etiquette also known as?
Netiquette
Cybermanners
Online protocol
Digital politeness
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Which of these is appropriate to share on social media?
Your home address and phone number
Negative comments about your teachers
Your parents' credit card information
Photos from a school event with friends' permission
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What is "phishing"?
Attempting to steal personal information through deceptive messages
Creating multiple accounts on the same platform
Sending too many emojis in texts
Sharing too many fishing photos online
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What should you do if you receive a hurtful message online?
Share the message with all your friends
Don't respond immediately and tell a trusted adult
Respond with an equally hurtful message
Ignore it and continue engaging with that person
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When joining a video call for class, what should you do?
Interrupt whenever you have a thought
Leave your camera off at all times
Mute your microphone when not speaking
Play music in the background
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When sharing content created by someone else online, you should:
Change it slightly so you can call it yours
Claim it as your own work
Give credit to the original creator
Never share content created by others
