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4th Grade Digital Citizenship Unit Test Review
4th Grade Digital Citizenship Unit Test Review
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What is one benefit to sharing information about yourself?
It means you're following the rules.
It can help you connect with other people.
It can help strangers identify you.
2
Responsible online behavior helps you to create a positive digital footprint. One example is:
Posting a nasty review of your local pizzeria.
Sharing personal information like your address when you go online.
Posting a picture of your friends without asking their permission.
Asking your friends if it's OK to post a picture you took of them.
3
Clara receives a message asking for her address. The person says she works with Clara's mom. What should she do?
She should send her a fake address because she doesn't know who it is.
She should ask a trusted adult for permission before responding.
She should send her address. It's OK because she says she knows her mom.
4
Aimee sees an image that she wants to use in her report. Under the image, it says "Copyright by Max" What should she do?
Copy and paste the image into her report.
Contact the author and ask permission.
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Digital footprints are:
A record of what you do online, including the things you post.
Not permanent and go away after you log off of the internet.
Erased if you delete an email, text, or post.
Not like a fossil -- they can't be traced.
6
Which of the following would be considered personal, not private, information?
Your favorite movie
Your street address
Your full name
7
What word summarizes the behavior of a "super digital citizen"?
Bully
Victim
Upstander
Bystander
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To make a healthy media choice for yourself, what's one thing to consider?
How much?
How are you?
How far?
How tall?
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An example of digital activity you cannot control is when you:
Text a friend.
Post a picture to a photo-sharing website.
Search about the American Revolution for a social studies project.
Are in a picture that a family member posts online.
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What is one way that you can avoid negative social interaction online?
Block someone who is sending mean or negative messages.
Only go online during the day.
Become a "griefer."
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To be an upstander means:
Using digital technology to upset others.
Standing up so that someone can take your seat.
Supporting and standing up for someone else.
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Which of the following is an example of a place you might find negative social interactions?
A social media site
Both an online game and a social media site
An online game
13
Cory showed responsibility by providing _______________ for the photo he used in his report.
Intellectual property
Attribution
Contribution
14
Which example below shows positive social interaction?
One person compliments another on a photo that person has posted.
Two students post messages disagreeing about which type of dog is best.
A parent and daughter argue by phone messaging about cleaning her room.
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Healthy media choices are:
Always the same for every person.
Usually different for every person.
Never really much fun.
