When I say something online in class or at home, I should:

Ask a teacher or parent about what’s OK to say online.

Sometimes I share passwords with my friends:

It’s never OK to share my passwords, except my parents.

If I’m allowed to buy or download things online:

I check with my parentseach time

I should stop and THINK before sharing things about myself online:

c. Always, online info is never private online.

Sometimes I use my friend’s name and post things pretending to be them as a joke:

Never, it’s called identitytheft and can cause problems.

If I can tell someone is being bullied online:

Think about what it wouldfeel like if it was happening to me

Giving private information to strangers or companies online is:

Never OK, no matter what the circumstances are.

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Digital Citizenship Test

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1
When I say something online in class or at home, I should:
Say whatever I want.
Use a fake name if I want to say anything hurtful.
Do whatever everyone else is doing
Ask a teacher or parent about what’s OK to say online.
2
When going online atschool, it is important to know:
The agreed rules for going online at school.
All of the above.
How to work well withothers and use the internet properly.
Use the right language so Idon’t upset anyone.
3
Sometimes I share passwords with my friends:
I only share my password with my best friend.
My password is just my name, so anyone can guess it anyway.
It’s OK to share passwords with friends, Itrust them.
It’s never OK to share my passwords, except my parents.
4
I try to be positive and helpful online:
All of the above.
Yes, being positive is a good habit to get into.
Yes, but I think carefully about saying the right thing.
Always – it’s important totreat others well online.
5
If I’m allowed to buy or download things online:
I use my instinct to tell if it’s good or not.
I check with my parentseach time
I don’t bother checkingwith my parents
I check with my friends to see if something is good.
6
I should stop and THINK before sharing things about myself online:
a. Not at all – thinking takes too much time!
d. Sometimes, because privacy is only important sometimes.
c. Always, online info is never private online.
b. Sometimes, but only if I think I’ll get in trouble.
7
How long I spend online:
a. Can affect how I sleep.
All of the above.
Can affect my health if it’s too many hours a day.
Can help me learn about the world and with homework.
8
Sometimes I use my friend’s name and post things pretending to be them as a joke:
Never, it’s called identitytheft and can cause problems.
Yes, a joke's a joke, I can pretend to be my friend for fun!
Yes, because I only goonline for fun with my friends.
No, but I might if I could figure out their password!
9
If I can tell someone is being bullied online:
Ignore it if I don’t like who’s being bullied anyway.
Why does it matter? A bit of bullying toughens you up.
Think about what it wouldfeel like if it was happening to me
I should just stay away, I don’t want to be the next!
10
Giving private information to strangers or companies online is:
Nothing to worry about if Iknow they don’t live near me.
No problem if I think they look like good people
Never OK, no matter what the circumstances are.
Always OK; I have nothing to hide.

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Digital Citizenship Test

10 termsStudBud Administration69 plays

Digital Citizenship Test

Flashcards10 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 10

Answers

1
When I say something online in class or at home, I should:
Say whatever I want.
Use a fake name if I want to say anything hurtful.
Do whatever everyone else is doing
Ask a teacher or parent about what’s OK to say online.
2
When going online atschool, it is important to know:
The agreed rules for going online at school.
All of the above.
How to work well withothers and use the internet properly.
Use the right language so Idon’t upset anyone.
3
Sometimes I share passwords with my friends:
I only share my password with my best friend.
My password is just my name, so anyone can guess it anyway.
It’s OK to share passwords with friends, Itrust them.
It’s never OK to share my passwords, except my parents.
4
I try to be positive and helpful online:
All of the above.
Yes, being positive is a good habit to get into.
Yes, but I think carefully about saying the right thing.
Always – it’s important totreat others well online.
5
If I’m allowed to buy or download things online:
I use my instinct to tell if it’s good or not.
I check with my parentseach time
I don’t bother checkingwith my parents
I check with my friends to see if something is good.
6
I should stop and THINK before sharing things about myself online:
a. Not at all – thinking takes too much time!
d. Sometimes, because privacy is only important sometimes.
c. Always, online info is never private online.
b. Sometimes, but only if I think I’ll get in trouble.
7
How long I spend online:
a. Can affect how I sleep.
All of the above.
Can affect my health if it’s too many hours a day.
Can help me learn about the world and with homework.
8
Sometimes I use my friend’s name and post things pretending to be them as a joke:
Never, it’s called identitytheft and can cause problems.
Yes, a joke's a joke, I can pretend to be my friend for fun!
Yes, because I only goonline for fun with my friends.
No, but I might if I could figure out their password!
9
If I can tell someone is being bullied online:
Ignore it if I don’t like who’s being bullied anyway.
Why does it matter? A bit of bullying toughens you up.
Think about what it wouldfeel like if it was happening to me
I should just stay away, I don’t want to be the next!
10
Giving private information to strangers or companies online is:
Nothing to worry about if Iknow they don’t live near me.
No problem if I think they look like good people
Never OK, no matter what the circumstances are.
Always OK; I have nothing to hide.