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Digital Citizenship
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Made to review digital citizenship safety for 3rd-5th graders.
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1
I get a message from Google Fiber asking for my password to fix my account. Should I give it?
Ask a parent
Yes
Ignore it, there is nothing wrong with my Internet.
No
2
My parents' have Technology rules when I'm home. Whose rules do I follow at a friend's house?
Do what my parents' expect at my house.
Do what I want to do.
Do what my friend's parents say and do.
Do what my friend does.
3
I have a picture of myself and someone I met online wants to see it. Is it OK to send it?
Yes
No
4
If I want to know something about someone, I can check their profile and trust the information.
True
False
5
I'm in the middle of chatting/messaging and someone says something really mean. Should I:
Ask them to apologize...how rude!
Say something mean back...of course!
Tell an adult if it bothers me...booyah!
Don't respond...not worth it!
6
I'm visiting a site from a company I've heard of.They want my name and phone number. Is it OK?
Yes
No
Ask My Sibling
Ask My Parent
7
Websites must have my permission to use information like my phone number, address or birthday.
True
False
8
Anything I send in my private email, IM or chat can not be seen by others.
True
False
9
The Internet gives us access to many resources we couldn’t otherwise come in contact with.
True
False
10
I'm online and I meet someone my age chatting or messaging. Can I give him or her my address?
No
Yes
11
Information on the Internet can always be trusted to be fact. It wouldn’t be online otherwise.
False
True
12
Someone insults me and says something that disturbs me. I should:
Leave the site immediately and tell a parentor teacher
Ignore them.
Tell them not to talk to you again.
Tell your friends online so they can avoid theperson too.
