Which of the following is NOT a SMART online behavior?

Sharing passwords with trusted friends

Which of the following is NOT a "RISKY" online behavior?

Allowing people you actually know to friend or follow you

Which of the following is LEAST LIKELY to be RELIABLE information?

An opinion stated in a popular blog post

When researching for information on the Internet, you should:

Evaluate the the sites and use the most reliable info

Online posts that could affect you negatively may include of the following content, EXCEPT:

Pictures from appropriate school or family events

What type of online content is MORE LIKELY to be RELIABLE?

Info from a Web site that cites dependable sources

If you become uncomfortable with someone online, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:

Meet them offline to see if they are who they claim to be

If you are a bystander to cyber-bullying, you should:

Stand up for and help the victim; report what you witness

If you are a victim of cyber-bullying, you should NOT:

Send equally mean and inappropriate messages back

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1
Which of the following is NOT a SMART online behavior?
Using different screen names and passwords for each site
NOT making location information available in pics and posts
Looking for signs that a site is secure before giving info
Sharing passwords with trusted friends
2
Which of the following is NOT a "RISKY" online behavior?
Allowing people you actually know to friend or follow you
Talking to people you do not know
Sharing inappropriate photos
Sending mean or rude messages
3
Which of the following is LEAST LIKELY to be RELIABLE information?
Facts stated on a government agency Web site
Information posted by a respected expert in the field
Research study findings in an online scientific journal
An opinion stated in a popular blog post
4
When researching for information on the Internet, you should:
Always just copy and paste from Wikipedia
Evaluate the the sites and use the most reliable info
Use info from the site at the top of the search results
Use info that is easiest to understand
5
Which Web site address is MORE likely to contain UNRELIABLE information?
.org
.com
.gov
.edu
6
Who might find negative information about you online?
Prospective employers
All of these
Athletic recruiters
College admissions officers
7
Information you share on social media can allow others to find out additional things about you.
TRUE
FALSE
8
It is okay to share revealing photos of yourself with those who you trust to keep them private.
False
True
9
Online posts that could affect you negatively may include of the following content, EXCEPT:
Pictures from appropriate school or family events
Posts with profanity, threats, or hate speech
Posts / pictures showing alcohol or drug use
Inappropriate or overly revealing images
10
What type of online content is MORE LIKELY to be RELIABLE?
Info from a Web site that cites dependable sources
Info from a Web site that was last updated in 2003
Info from a Web page containing spelling and grammar errors
11
If you become uncomfortable with someone online, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:
Meet them offline to see if they are who they claim to be
Block them
Tell a trusted adult
Stop engaging or communicating with them
12
If you are a bystander to cyber-bullying, you should:
Laugh and cheer because it's funny and no big deal
Join in with the bullies
Stand up for and help the victim; report what you witness
Mind your own business and stay out of it
13
Which of the following behaviors would a predator use while "grooming" a potential victim?
Demanding all of the victim's time and attention
All of these
Discussing adult topics / sharing revealing pictures
Sending gifts
14
If you are a victim of cyber-bullying, you should NOT:
Keep evidence of the bullying incidents
Report the incidents to parents or authorities
Block the person, if possible
Send equally mean and inappropriate messages back

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