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1
What one is an example of citizenship?
Lanie obeys the laws
Jimi breaks the laws
Tory does NOT get a job
2
Is it okay to use the Internet to develop stronger friendships with people we
already
know?
No
Yes
3
Social networking can be a good way to:
make connections with people with similar interests
find a recipe
sell things
4
Which one is an example of a citizen of the United States?
A person born in Japan.
Voting in the election for President of the United States.
A person visiting from Australia.
A person from India, living illegally in the U.S.
5
A cyberbully is a person who:
Posts "Coach Vanleer is mean and a bad coach!"
Posts "Happy Birthday Troy!" on Facebook
Likes a picture on Facebook
6
Are you MORE likely to be stalked by strangers when you put personal info. on the Internet?
no
yes
7
Do we always need to use cover stories for messaging and emailing close friends?
No
Yes
8
Don't put _____________ online
pictures of your dog
personal information
items for sale
the alphabet
9
If someone ignores your "friend" request, what should you do?
Move on
Keep trying
10
What's the difference between "online friends' and "real-life" friends?
Real-life friend-known many years, On-line friend-FB friend
Real-life friend- know in person, On-line friend-play games
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What could be the problem with teens making new friends on the internet?
They might try to make friends with your friends.
It is dangerous because the person could be a predator.
12
Do your actions in the digital world have consequences in the real world?
no
yes
13
If you see anything on the computer that makes you feel uncomfortable, you should:
Ignore it
Turn off your computer and tell a friend
Run and tell an adult
Click the HELP button
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What could be the problem with trying to turn "online friends" to "real-life friends"?
They might not want to be your friend.
It could be dangerous because you don't know them.
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About how many TEXT MESSAGES can we send in a row without hearing back before we stop IMing?
4
2
16
Don't forget about _____________ safety.
swimming
phone
walking
jogging
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The ________ is forever!
internet
phone
calendar
sun
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Handle _________ intelligently.
hacking
dressing
eating
driving
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What are the 3 KEEP'S of Internet safety?
Keep calm, Keep studying, Keep sleeping
Keep dancing, Keep jumping rope, keep singing
Keep hiding, keep singing, keep hunting
Keep safe, Keep away, Keep telling
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Are you MORE likely to be a victim of identity theft if you put personal info. on the Internet?
no
yes
21
If your FB friend has their contact info on their profile page, is it ok to contact them?
No
Yes
22
Is it okay to use the Internet to reconnect with friends we haven't talked to in a while?
No
Yes
23
If we don't leave a voicemail, is it okay to call and hang up more than two times in a row?
Yes
No
24
It's okay to meet, in person, someone that you've met on the Internet, IF:
It's never okay.
You meet in a safe, public place.
It's someone from your mom or dad's office.
They promised to bring you a present.
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If you don't hear back, can you leave TWO voicemails, instant messages and e-mails in a row?
Yes
No
26
What kinds of personal information should you KEEP protected--never share with anyone.
Name, address, phone number
Name of your school, A picture of yourself
27
About how many TEXT MESSAGES can we send in a row without hearing back before we stop texting?
2
3
28
Digital citizenship is a person who:
has a library card
has a driver's license
has a credit card
29
Which is an example of social media?
Google
Target.com
Powerpoint
Facebook
