What does the term "above the fold" mean?

It describes where the most important articles are

Where can bullying happen?

Anywhere, both at school and outside of school

What is an example of social bullying?

Picking someone to be last on a team on purpose

Which of the following is a definition for a "fact"?

Piece of evidence or statement, can be proven with evidence

Children who are more likely to be the bully have what characteristics?

Are aggressive, have friends who are bullies

Why do predators go online to find victims?

For human trafficking, kidnapping, sexual abuse

Which of the following is an example of an opinion?

School is sometimes great, sometimes not.

What is the definition of bullying?

Unwanted, repetitive, aggressive behavior w/ power imbalance

You should always play it safe and only accept friends requests from who?

People you know in the real world

Which of the following is an example of an informed opinion?

Thoughts on a subject, based on information or experiences

Two internet safety tips include what?

Set strong passwords and use privacy settings

What is an example of physical bullying?

Knocking a person's books out of their hands

What is cyberbullying?

Bullying that happens on cell phones, computers and tablets

Which of the following choices lists ways journalists evaluate a topic's newsworthiness?

Conflict and Controversy between the topic and the reader

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1
Which of the following can an online predator can use to identify you from your social media?
Your favorite brand of shoes
Your dream car
Your favorite color
Your school name
2
What does the term "above the fold" mean?
It describes where the most important articles are
It means the newspaper is folded neatly
It means the news is more reliable
It means that the reporters verified all info in their work
3
Children who are bullying usually have which of the following risk factors?
Being overweight or underweight
Are less popular, with few friends
Answers 1, 2, and 4
Are depressed, anxious or have low self-esteem
4
The elements of digital citizenship are organized under which of the following 3 principles?
Respect, Educate, and Protect
Repent, Engage, Provide
Represent, Empower, Preserve
Redirect, Enlighten, Point
5
Where can bullying happen?
Anywhere, both at school and outside of school
On the bus while going to and from school or school events
Online, through social media or email
At school, in class or on the playground
6
If someone you meet online sends/requests inappropriate pictures, what should you do?
Call your friends and see what they say
Ask your Twitter followers if you should send the pics
Repost about it on Facebook
Tell your parents/an adult
7
What is an example of social bullying?
Throwing snowballs at them
Making prank phone calls to their house
Picking someone to be last on a team on purpose
Sharing hurtful or demeaning photos of them online
8
What is a type of website that has individual commentary about newsworthy issues?
Someone's YouTube channel
A news clip on a social media page
A reporter's Twitter feed
A news blog
9
Which of the following is a definition for a "fact"?
Thoughts on a subject that cannot really be backed up
A statement by someone with a proven background in a subject
Piece of evidence or statement, can be proven with evidence
Random information found online
10
Children who are more likely to be the bully have what characteristics?
Have parents who are heavily involved with their school
Are aggressive, have friends who are bullies
Get along well with most, but not all people
Don't get along with others and are annoying
11
When online, never give away your what?
Favorite foods and restaurants
Phone number and address
Dog's name and shoe size
Places you like to go shopping
12
Which ways are popular methods for news organizations to get information to the public?
Social media and news websites
Going door to door to tell people about the news
Word of mouth and telemarketers
Magazine articles and newspapers
13
Why do predators go online to find victims?
For friends requests, partying, personal information
For blog posts, identity theft, and stalking
To create believable profiles to hide behind
For human trafficking, kidnapping, sexual abuse
14
You should always know that anything you post online is what?
Particular and Peculiar
Physical and Protected
Public and Permanent
Personal and Private
15
Which of the following is an example of an opinion?
School is Monday-Friday, everywhere in the world.
School is sometimes great, sometimes not.
School is required until a student reaches a specific age.
Teachers spend a lot of time going to school themselves.
16
What should you ALWAYS do before you post on social media?
Think
Do your homework
Study
Eat dinner
17
If you share personal information with a friend, do it directly by ___________ or _________.
Telegraph or Pony Express
Text or Phone call
Smoke signals or Semaphore Flags
Morse Code or Secret Decoder Ring
18
What is the definition of bullying?
Nothing to be worried about, really
Unwanted, repetitive, aggressive behavior w/ power imbalance
Just kids being kids, it's harmless
Teasing, and not a big deal
19
Can cyberbullying become criminal or unlawful?
No
Yes
20
Which of the following choices list the two most common ways people communicate today?
Phones and postcards
Secret messages and passing notes
Morse code and telegraphs
Internet and email
21
You should always play it safe and only accept friends requests from who?
Random requests from anyone and everyone
Friends of your friends, even if you don't know them
People you know in the real world
People whom you have never met
22
Which of the following is an example of an informed opinion?
Thoughts on a subject, influenced by emotions
Thoughts on a subject, based on information or experiences
Qualitative/Quantitative statements
Someone's worldview, applied to facts
23
Cyberbullying can harm the online reputations of all involved, not just the one being bullied.
True
False
24
Two internet safety tips include what?
Keep profile info public and accept all friends requests
Set strong passwords and use privacy settings
Not worrying about potentially identifying info and posts
Writing passwords down and telling your friends about them
25
Do all states have special statues in their laws to deal with cyberbullying?
No
Yes
26
Schools can take action to address bullying if it affects school performance?
True
False
27
What is an example of physical bullying?
Knocking a person's books out of their hands
Yelling "hey" at someone across the school ground
Hugging someone affectionately
Not talking to a person because you don't like them
28
Which of the following is an example of verbal bullying?
Name calling
Taking someone's things
Throwing rocks at someone
Passing a mean note about someone
29
Which of the following social media platforms are common places for cyberbullying?
Text Messaging over cell phones
Instant Messaging and email
Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter
All of the above
30
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying that happens on cell phones, computers and tablets
Bullying that happens in person, and involves physical touch
Bullying that involves passing mean notes about others
Bullying that happens between friends as a joke
31
Limit ____________ kind of information on your social media profile and posts.
Particular
Public
Parental
Personal
32
Which of the following choices lists ways journalists evaluate a topic's newsworthiness?
Conflict and Controversy between the topic and the reader
Remoteness of the subject/topic to the reader
Capability of the writer to enthrall the audience
Inapplicability of the topic to the audience

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