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Vocabulary and terms used in our 8th grade digital citizenship class
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Conspiracy theories are so appealing because they can...
make our brains stronger by using critical thinking skills
make us look good in tin foil hats
give us a sense of existential dread
provide our brains with easy answers that line up with our biases
2
What is AI?
Appropriate Incompetence
Artificial Intelligence
Apple Inspiration
Anti Information
3
What is cyberbullying?
creating a robotic pitbull
information that promotes a particular political cause or point of view
the use of electronic communication to harass a person
Online gambling
4
What is information literacy?
abilities to locate, evaluate, and effectively use needed information
teaching someone how to read the Internet
teaching someone how to read over Zoom
the act of taking things too literally
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The negative impacts of AI include all of the following EXCEPT:
Misinformation
Unfair treatment
Free robots
Continuing stereotypes
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What is the term for when scammers use email or text messages to trick you into giving them your personal information?
identity theft
phishing
digital footprint
pinging
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The following are all clickbait clues EXCEPT:
It gives important facts
It seems impossible
It tries to shock you
It refers to a celebrity
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Materials distributed over the Internet are protected by copyright.
False
True
9
Wikipedia is a good resource for fact-checking.
False
True
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What is social media?
data used to make marketing or advertising decisions
a rules-based procedure for making calculations or solving problems
newspapers that spread rumors about celebrities
websites and apps where users create & share content
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What is fair use?
the ability to use copyrighted work without permission
to register something as a trademark
the opposite of plagiarism
sharing something at a fair
12
Social media companies make most of their money through advertising.
False
True
13
What does "FOMO" mean?
anxiety that an exciting event may currently be happening elsewhere
the act of stealing another person's intellectual property
a person who commits crimes for a mysterious hacker named Mo
an idea that is transmitted from person to person through social media
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What is a digital citizen?
a person who develops the skills to effectively use digital technology
a person who plays the Sims videogame
a person who only exists on the Internet
a person who hacks into a social network
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What is the role of a bystander?
a person who joins in on a bullying event
A person who is willing to help out in difficult situations
a person who is present in an event, but does not take part
A person who hears about an event, but was not present
16
Artificial Intelligence learns by the data we give it.
True
False
17
Sharing fake images online during a natural disaster has a negative impact on society because:
People feel betrayed and angry if they are fooled by fake pictures
Fake images can be a way to scam people out of donation money
Repeated exposure to fake images makes people lose their trust in others
All of the above
18
Cyberbullying can cause long-term changes to the brain.
True
False
19
What is the term used to describe the privacy of personal data stored on computer systems?
information privacy
digital copyright
fair use
personal freedoms
20
Factchecking a website by opening up other tabs to research it is called:
Long Research
Horizontal Research
Learn Reading
Lateral Reading
21
What is Creative Commons?
a set of various licenses that allow people to share their copyrighted work
a place where creative people gather to share ideas
a term for when actor/musician Common is being creative with his rap lyrics
the use of social media by sales professionals to increase revenue
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What is fake news?
an app that features TV shows based on social networks
satirical news stories that are reported as fact
a social media data format that provides users with a steady stream of news
a type of propaganda that consists of deliberate disinformation
23
What is a digital footprint?
one's unique set of digital activities that leave a data trace on the Net
customized avatars that can be added to Gmail
an app that lets you design sneakers and other footwear
it's the error code that happens when someone steps on your laptop
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What is the role of an upstander?
a person who opposes what is right
a person that contemplates taking a stand against wrong acts
someone who take part in the bullying
a person that takes a stand against an act of injustice or intolerance
25
The SIFT method is a strategy that walks you through 4 steps to take before reading and engaging with an online source.
False
True
26
What is bias?
an attempt to fraudulently acquire sensitive information
digital data that targets online users
adding a specific location to a photo, video, or social media message
prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group
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What is a hacker?
a social media user with a significant audience who can influence trends
a cat who can purrposely break into a computer network
a person who has a really bad cough
a person who uses a computer to gain unauthorized access to data
28
A .gov website is always trustworthy.
False
True
29
What is identity theft?
the unofficial use of online currency
when someone uses another person's private identifying information
stealing disguises from a costume store
the taking over someone else's financial responsibilities
30
The features of a device or app that are intended to hook the user into frequent use are known as ???
addictive design
cancel culture
copyright infringement
digital habit maker
