Which of these is a true statement?

Cyberbullying is real bullying, just in a different way.

Which choice lists all the electronic devices that can be used to bully others?

Mobile phones, computers, tablets, and Internet-enabled gaming consoles

Which of the following is an example of using netiquette?

When you are respectful online or protect the privacy of others

Which of the following is likely to be included a school Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)?

A list of restricted Web sites that can't be accessed by school's network.

Carl's teacher has just finished warning the class about their digital footprint. What is his teacher talking about?

Their daily online habits including surfing the Internet, tweeting &texting

How do you know when a Web page you are using has a safe, secured connection?

A lock appears in the top-right or bottom-right corner of your browser.

Janet notices a student being severely cyberbullied by others on a popular social media site. What should Janet do?

Report the incident to her parents and/or a trusted teacher.

What is a cyberbully?

A bully that intimidates over the Internet

Where can Laura go to control how her personal information and posts appear to the public?

In her social media profile's privacy settings.

To ensure that you don't become the victim of a spammer or a cyberbully...

Avoid revealing too much personal information on social network sites

What can you do to protect your privacy while using the Internet?

Never publicly share your personal information

"Why is it important that our school have an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)?"

So students know how they can appropriately use the Internet services.

Which of these things is true about malware?

Malware can be downloaded without you even realizing it.

What can occur if you fail to follow your school's Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)?

The school has the legal right to suspend your use of its Internet services

When communicating on a social networking site, it is important to be aware of netiquette. What is netiquette?

Rules for online behavior that respect others & avoid annoying others

Which should you practice to help ensure that you do not become the victim of a spammer or a cyberbully?

Avoid revealing too much personal information on social network sites.

What should you do if you or someone you know is being cyberbullied?

Tell your parents or a trusted adult

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1
Posting untrue comments about another student on a social networking Web site can be considered:
malware.
cyberbullying.
proper netiquette.
spamming.
2
Which of these is a true statement?
Cyberbullying is real bullying, just in a different way.
Cyberbullying doesn't count if you only know the person from social media.
Cyberbullying isn't as bad as real bullying because it's not in person.
Cyberbullying can't get you in trouble like real bullying.
3
Which choice lists all the electronic devices that can be used to bully others?
Desktop computers and tablet computers
Internet-enabled gaming consoles
Mobile phones with or without Internet access
Mobile phones, computers, tablets, and Internet-enabled gaming consoles
4
Which of the following is an example of using netiquette?
When you are very careful about protecting your personal information
When you report cyberbullying
When you are respectful online or protect the privacy of others
When you scan your computer for viruses
5
Which of the following is likely to be included a school Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)?
Dress code guidelines
A general license to use educational software applications
Anti-virus and anti-malware software options
A list of restricted Web sites that can't be accessed by school's network.
6
Carl's teacher has just finished warning the class about their digital footprint. What is his teacher talking about?
The number of social media friends everyone has.
The amount of bandwidth they use daily.
Their daily online habits including surfing the Internet, tweeting &texting
Everyone's private viewing from their Web browsers.
7
Which of the following is an example of a strong password?
JohnS@12#cookies
johnsmith
JohnS12345
johnsmithtoledohighschool
8
How do you know when a Web page you are using has a safe, secured connection?
A red flashing pop-up message informs you that the page is safe.
If it is your friend’s site, then it is safe.
A lock appears in the top-right or bottom-right corner of your browser.
If the Web address looks legitimate, then it is safe.
9
A contract that students sign to make sure everyone in the school community is safe when they use technology at school.
Acceptable Use Policy
Copyright Infringement Policy
Spoofed Site Notice
Password List
10
Janet notices a student being severely cyberbullied by others on a popular social media site. What should Janet do?
Ignore the situation, most people are probably anonymous on social media.
Report the incident to her parents and/or a trusted teacher.
Tell the bullied student that they should leave the social media site
Get involved and tell the bullies to never do that again.
11
To keep yourself safe in places like chat rooms, you should:
Use a pseudonym.
Never give out any information about yourself.
Use a profile picture that's not a real picture of you.
All of the above.
12
What is a cyberbully?
A Web site that allows posting of hurtful messages
A computer security system
A bully that intimidates people at school
A bully that intimidates over the Internet
13
Larry's posts are in all capital letters & he often use inappropriate language for school. What behavor is he displaying
Fair use
Cyberbullying
Invalid Protocols
Bad Netiquette
14
Viruses, worms and Trojan horses are all examples of ____________
networks.
spyware.
malware.
filters.
15
What's the purpose of a strong password?
Programmers think it's funny to make you come up with weird passwords
It's easier to hack.
It's harder to remember.
It's harder to hack.
16
Where can Laura go to control how her personal information and posts appear to the public?
In her social media profile's privacy settings.
On the social media site's home page.
In a shared folder on her computer.
In the browser settings.
17
To ensure that you don't become the victim of a spammer or a cyberbully...
Avoid revealing too much personal information on social network sites
Be aware of the digital footprint you leave on social network sites
Practice good netiquette every time you access social network sites
Update your anti-virus software frequently
18
What can you do to protect your privacy while using the Internet?
Never publicly share your personal information
Create a fake identity for Internet activity
Update your anti-virus software regularly
Take a self-defense class
19
"Why is it important that our school have an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)?"
So students are aware of the protection school provides against bullying.
So students can avoid downloading viruses on their computer systems.
So students know how to use the Internet at home,
So students know how they can appropriately use the Internet services.
20
An online community of people with a common interest who use technology to communicate with each other
a social network.
a digital footprint.
antivirus software.
cyberbullying.
21
Which of these things is true about malware?
Malware is difficult to find.
A virus is different from malware.
Malware can be downloaded without you even realizing it.
Malware can't harm your computer.
22
What can occur if you fail to follow your school's Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)?
Your computer may no longer be protected from viruses and other malware.
The school has the legal right to suspend your use of its Internet services
Your social networking friends will probably un-friend you.
Your system's privacy protection settings may no longer work as intended.
23
When communicating on a social networking site, it is important to be aware of netiquette. What is netiquette?
Rules for online behavior that respect others & avoid annoying others
An interactive game that you can play with your friends over the Internet
Data that you intentionally submit over the Internet
Data that you unintentionally submit over the Internet
24
Which should you practice to help ensure that you do not become the victim of a spammer or a cyberbully?
Be aware of the digital footprint you leave on social network sites.
Practice good netiquette every time you access social network sites.
Update your anti-virus and anti-spyware software frequently.
Avoid revealing too much personal information on social network sites.
25
What should you do if you or someone you know is being cyberbullied?
Tell your parents or a trusted adult
Spread gossip at school about the bully
Ignore the situation and it will eventually stop
Stand up for yourself and bully back

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