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A fun quiz about Digital Citizenship
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1
Which is clearly NOT an example of "fair use?"
A news reporter taking someone's picture in public
Using a copyrighted photo for a school report
Remixing a copyrighted song and charging $ for it
Quoting from a book in a book report
2
Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?
Physically pushing someone.
Telling someone online that you like them.
Saying something mean about someone's race, religion, etc.
Altering a friend's photo to be goofy, but not mean.
3
What should you do if you start to feel uncomfortable while chatting with someone online?
Log off for a while, and maybe block the person.
Ask a friend to pretend to be you while chatting.
Don't do anything.
Keep chatting anyway.
4
If you encounter hate speech on social media, what should you do?
Ignore it, because hate speech isn't really a big deal.
Flag the content as inappropriate.
Post your own equally hateful response.
Block the person(s) responsible for the post.
5
Ben downloads songs from a site for free, even though the songs normally cost money. This is:
dubbing
plagiarism
plunking
piracy
6
Survey Question: Have you ever been cyberbullied?
Yes, a few times.
Yes, and it happens frequently.
No. Never.
Yes, once or twice.
7
Which of the following comments is an example of "flaming?"
LOL I can't stop laughing.
SERIOUSLY? NOBODY CARES. GET OUT.
NO WAY! That's SO cool!
w00t w00t! Good 4U!
8
"Weird" Al takes popular songs and changes lyrics to make them funny. These are called:
commercials
mash-ups
parodies
remixes
9
Before you post something about someone else online, it's important to:
embarrass that person as much as possible.
think about who might see your post.
consider whether or not your post might upset someone.
ask that person if it's OK to post.
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What should you do when using someone else's creative work for school?
Check who owns the work.
Assume it's OK to use it however you want.
Ask permission to use the work.
Give credit to the creator.
