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Duplicate of Digital Citizenship
Duplicate of Digital Citizenship
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What is slander?
Being kind.
Being nice online.
Gossip.
Online gossip.
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What is Ethics?
Moral principles acceptable behavior.
Having no morals and principles.
Online gossiping .
unacceptable behavior.
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What is netiquette?
The wrong way of communicating.
The correct way communicating on the Internet.
The correct way of communicating.
Using the internet.
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What is copyright?
legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print.
Software that is available and free of charge.
Using other peoples work without permission?
Taking peoples work and saying that it is yours.
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What is cyber bullying?
use of electronic communication to bully a person
being nice online
bullying someone
being kind
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Is Public Domain copyright protection for a creative work?
True
False
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What is Trademark
participate in social network.
Is a symbol that legally protects work.
the act of illegally coping someones product or invention.
exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee
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What is AUP stand for ?
acceptable user policy
acceptable useing policy
acceptable usege policy
acceptable use policy
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What is Freeware?
software that is made available free of charge.
software that is made available not free of charge
Free online clothing.
Document stipulating constraints and practices
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What is Digital Citizenship?
Being responsible.
Not being appropriate online.
Appropriate, responsible technology use.
Having appropriate behavior.
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What is Piracy?
Legal right, given to an originator or an assignee.
Authorized copying of someones purchased software.
The right to give purchased software.
Unauthorized copying of someones purchased software.
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What is Plagiarism?
Saying someone eases ideas.
Stealing Work
Getting the right to use someones work.
Act of copying or stealing someone else's words or ideas.
