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

I check with my parents, there are scams and tricks online

What is digital citizenship

Safe and appropriate use of technology

Your digital footprint

Is the information about you found on the internet

What is the most important rule about digital citizenship?

Be safe, know what you are doing online

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.

I should only share my passwords with my parents or teachers

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

Always, the information I share 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 identity theft and can cause big problems

What should you do if you get a virus that emails all of your contacts?

Delete it and tell your contacts that you did not send it

What is the best way to protect your computer from a virus?

Do not open attachments that are suspicious.

Giving private information to strangers or companies online is:

Never OK, no matter what the circumstances are

If I can tell someone is being bullied online:

Think about how it would feel to be bullied and get help

What is the proper way to use electronic devices at school?

To research a topic for an English paper.

If you post something on the internet, you can permanently delete it?

No, you can not permanently delete things you post

Someone who sees something wrong but does nothing

How should you create a password?

Use a combination of letters, numbers and symbols.

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1
Software piracy is a serious crime
False
True
2
I try to be positive and helpful online:
Yes, being positive is a good habit to get into
Yes, but I sometimes have to think carefully first
Always – it’s important to treat others well online
All of these
3
When going online at school, it is important to know:
How to work well with others and use the internet sensibly
All of these
The agreed rules for going online at school
How to choose the right language so I don’t upset anyone
4
How long I spend online:
All of the above
Can help me learn about the world and help me with homework
Can affect how I sleep
Can affect my health if it’s too many hours a day
5
If I’m allowed to buy or download things online:
I check with my parents, there are scams and tricks online
I check with my friends to see if something is good
I don’t check with my parents, they don’t understand
I use my instinct to tell if it’s good or not
6
What is digital citizenship
Information you leave behind about yourself on the internet
Safe and appropriate use of technology
A digital person
Someone who stands up for a person who is being bullied
7
Your digital footprint
Is the information about you found on the internet
Washes away like the footprint on a beach
Isn't all that important. Who cares what you did in 6th Gr.
Doesn't really matter, no one really knows if it is you
8
What is the most important rule about digital citizenship?
Always keep your password handy/accessible
Play games/don't care
Don't share personal infor with anyone but your best friends
Be safe, know what you are doing online
9
When I say something online in class or at home, I should:
Ask a teacher or parent about what’s OK to say online
Use a fake name if I want to say anything hurtful
All of these
Say whatever I want
10
Sometimes I share passwords with my friends.
It’s OK to share passwords with friends if I trust them
I only share my password with my best friend
My password is just my name, so anyone can guess it anyway
I should only share my passwords with my parents or teachers
11
I should stop and THINK before sharing things about myself online:
Sometimes, but only if I think I’ll get in trouble.
Not at all – thinking takes too much time!
Sometimes, because privacy is only important sometimes
Always, the information I share is never private online.
12
Sometimes I use my friend’s name and post things pretending to be them as a joke
Yes, I can pretend to be my friend for fun, it's just a joke
Never, it’s called identity theft and can cause big problems
Yes, because I only go online for fun and so do my friends
No, but I probably would if I could figure out the password
13
When might someone be guilty of plagiarism
All of these
If you use someone's original idea and pretend it is yours
If they copy something from the internet and do not cite it.
If they copy something from a book and do not cite it.
14
What should you do if you are cyberbullied?
Tell your friends to bully them back.
All of these
Tell your parents or teacher
Bully them back.
15
Tools that can be used to cyberbully
Text messages
Snapchat
Instagram
All of these
16
What should you do if you get a virus that emails all of your contacts?
Delete it and tell your contacts that you did not send it
Ignore it, there is nothing you can do
Eat a chicken sandwich
Delete the email
17
What is the best way to protect your computer from a virus?
Do not open attachments that are suspicious.
Never go on the internet.
Never open email.
Never turn it on.
18
Giving private information to strangers or companies online is:
Nothing to worry about if I know they don’t live near me
Never OK, no matter what the circumstances are
No problem if I think they are good people or companies
Always OK; I have nothing to hide
19
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 how it would feel to be bullied and get help
I should just stay away from it, I don’t want to be next
20
What is the proper way to use electronic devices at school?
To research a topic for an English paper.
To ask mom to pick you up because you aren't feeling well.
To look up helpful information during a test.
All of these
21
If you post something on the internet, you can permanently delete it?
Yes, if you delete from harddrive and cookies
Yes, if you do it right away.
No, you can not permanently delete things you post
Yes, you just need to make sure to delete from your hardrive
22
What is a bystander?
Safe and appropriate use of the internet
Information you leave behind about yourself on the internet
Someone who sees something wrong but does nothing
Someone who stands up against cyberbullying
23
How should you create a password?
Use a combination of letters, numbers and symbols.
Use your birthday or something easy to remember.
Use letters
Use the same one for everything so it is easier to remember.

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