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What does a Creative Commons license allow?
The ability to remove copyrights from others’ work
Free use of content with specific conditions
Unlimited free use of any online content
A complete restriction on sharing content
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What does bitrate measure?
The number of bits that can be transmitted per second
The delay in processing online transactions
The speed at which a webpage loads
The resolution of an image file
3
What is an upstander?
Someone who ignores online harassment
A type of internet security software
A person who actively helps and defends victims of cyberbullying
A new social media influencer
4
Which of the following actions would be considered ethical but not illegal?
Hacking into a competitor’s website
Posting someone’s private information online
Copying a copyrighted book and selling it
Giving credit when using someone’s photo, even if not required by law
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How can misinformation be harmful?
It can spread false information that influences opinions and decisions
It can make people more informed about the news
It always helps improve digital literacy
It has no real impact on society
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Which of the following is not a reliable way to determine if an online source is credible?
Checking the author’s qualifications
Seeing if the site has advertisements
Verifying sources cited in the article
Looking for publication dates and updates
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What is algorithm bias?
A method used to store passwords
A fair and neutral way search engines work
The process of encoding messages securely
When algorithms favor certain information over others
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Which of the following best describes the digital divide?
The increasing gap in digital device sizes
Unequal access to technology and the internet
A method for splitting online data for faster transmission
A security protocol that divides networks
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What is a protocol in networking?
A tool used to measure internet speed
A search engine feature for finding information
A security measure that blocks unauthorized access
A set of rules that govern how data is transmitted on a network
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What is the most effective way to determine if an online source is credible?
Checking if the information is entertaining
Checking the number of website visitors
Looking at the website’s design
Verifying the author’s credentials and sources
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What does copyright protect?
A creator’s legal ownership of their original work
A law that prevents users from sharing opinions online
A method of encrypting online transactions
The right to freely copy and distribute online materials
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What is latency in the context of internet communication?
The amount of data stored in a computer
The speed at which a website loads
The delay between sending and receiving data
The total number of connections on a network
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What is e-commerce?
A method for encrypting financial transactions
A government policy on internet regulation
The buying and selling of goods and services over the internet
The exchange of digital files between companies
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The internet allows people to do all of the following except:
Socialize with people worldwide
Send and receive data instantly
Avoid all forms of misinformation
Collaborate and share information
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Which of the following scenarios best represents misinformation?
A teacher giving a lecture on internet ethics
A blog post that factually explains a new law
A government agency publishing safety guidelines
A social media post falsely claiming a natural disaster occurred
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Which of the following is
not
a guideline for staying safe online?
Click on all links from unknown sources to see what they contain
Avoid sharing personal information
Use a strong password for each account
Report suspicious behavior to a trusted adult
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What is a domain name?
A unique identification number assigned to a computer
The type of software used for network security
The physical location of an internet server
The human-readable web address of a website
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What is the first step you should take if you are a victim of cyberbullying?
Ignore the situation completely
Save evidence and report the bullying
Reply aggressively to defend yourself
Delete all your online accounts
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What is a key difference between ethics and laws in online spaces?
Laws are legally binding, while ethics are personal moral principles
There is no difference between ethics and laws
Ethics are legally enforced, while laws are optional
Ethics only apply to businesses, while laws apply to individuals
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What is cyberbullying?
Any online activity
Posting positive comments about others
A law protecting online users
A form of bullying using digital platforms
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What is doxing?
Using encryption to protect online data
Publicly sharing personal about someone without their consent
Hacking into someone's personal accounts
A legal method of tracking users for security purposes
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What is an example of ethical internet use?
Downloading and sharing copyrighted software
Properly citing sources when using others’ content
Copying someone’s work and claiming it as your own
Sharing private information without permission
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Which of the following is a safe online practice?
Downloading files from unverified sources
Using two-factor authentication for accounts
Posting personal details on public forums
Accepting friend requests from strangers
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Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?
Using information from a government website for a school project
Summarizing an article and crediting the author
Writing your own research paper
Copying and pasting text from a website without citation
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What is the main function of an Internet Protocol (IP) address?
Identifies devices on a network
Encrypts data before it is sent
Determines the speed of an internet connection
Allows websites to load faster
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What search technique would give the most exact results?
Only using social media for research
Including quotation marks around phrases
Using broad, vague keywords
Clicking on the first search result
