Digital Etiquette in Education

Question 1

Which of the following refers to the proper code of conduct when interacting in digital environments?

Accepted Answer

Netiquette

Question 2

A student sends memes and jokes during class discussions. Which netiquette rule is most likely violated?

Accepted Answer

Know where you are in cyberspace

Question 3

A user copies and posts a blog article under their name without crediting the source. Which issue is most evident?

Accepted Answer

Violation of online ethics

Question 4

Which sentence contains the correct term used in ethical communication?

Accepted Answer

It’s ethical to cite the original author properly.

Question 5

A student uses ALL CAPS to reply in a group chat, saying: “THIS IS NOT MY FAULT.” Which netiquette rule applies best?

Accepted Answer

Rule #4: Respect other people's time and bandwidth

Question 6

Which behavior shows a lack of consideration for digital bandwidth and time in an online class setting?

Accepted Answer

Sending five short messages instead of one complete message

Question 7

What is the most ethical response after receiving a suspicious link from a classmate?

Accepted Answer

Inform your teacher and confirm with the sender

Question 8

The responsibility to practice digital ethics ends once a task or assignment is submitted.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 9

A person can still act unethically online even without saying anything offensive.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 10

1st Statement: Plagiarism is okay if the source is famous. 2nd Statement: Citing sources shows respect and credibility.

Accepted Answer

First is wrong, second is correct

Question 11

Which action best promotes cybersecurity in a school setting?

Accepted Answer

Installing software only from trusted sources

Question 12

Reposting unverified information does not harm anyone if you’re not the original author.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 13

A teacher sends feedback in ALL CAPS. How might this be interpreted by the student?

Accepted Answer

The message might seem rude or aggressive

Question 14

Digital citizenship ends when you log out of your device or leave a chatroom.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 15

Asking permission before sharing a classmate’s work online is part of respecting digital ownership.

Accepted Answer

True

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