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Online Safety Quiz
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Digital Citizenship review. #digitalcitizen
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1
NTCA is an example of an acronym. What does it stand for?
New Testament Christian Academy
New Technology Class Acronym
New Test
2
To be safer online, we should click on Pop-Up Advertisements (or Pop-up Ads)?
False
True
3
What you post and upload to the Internet is there forever even if you delete it?
False
True
4
To be safer online, it is good to memorize your passwords for the software that you use
False
True
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What does the word digital footprint mean?
the information you leave about yourself online
something that only affects teenagers
a way to share your work online
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What is the reason that online communication can be offensive (or hurtful) at times?
It's hard to know who says a mean comment when you’re online
It’s hard to know the tone of text when written online
All of these are reasons.
It’s easier for a shameful picture to spread quickly online
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To be safer online, you should set your privacy settings to which of the following:
Public
Friends only
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When dealing with people online, giving personal information is:
Fine as long as the people are nice
Okay if the other person gave their information first
Never a good idea, no matter the reason
Okay as long as these people live far away
9
Employers, college admissions officers, coaches, teachers and the police may view your posts?
False
True
10
Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?
Ryan is called a name on the playground.
Sarah receives a message in a chatroom calling her dumb.
Lauren is pushed by another student.
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What does it mean to be a good digital citizen?
Understanding what you are watching/reading.
Knowing what’s important, ethical, and true.
All of these answers.
Knowing how your behavior affects your digital interactions.
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What can you infer from the rule of asking permission before posting a photo of friends online?
Information about your friends is private.
It’s illegal to put pictures online w/o anyone’s permission
You should always avoid posting images on the Internet.
If you take a photo, it is yours to do with as you please.
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What could happen if you click on or download from a Pop-up Ad?
your computer could have problems or stop working
you could get a virus on your computer
other people could get affected if you email them
All of these answers could happen
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Who should you contact if you feel a message or picture you received is hurtful to you?
Teacher
Parent or Guardian
Trusted adult
All of the above
15
How can you avoid (or prevent) identity theft?
All of the above
by not sharing your personal information online
by not accepting friend requests from strangers
