Digital Citizenship

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Sam is within reach of getting a high score in a popular video game. Sam also has homework. Bedtime is in 30 minutes. Imagine you're Sam. What should you do?

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Log off. Next time, plan to do homework first, play a game or two, and "unplug" for 30 minutes or more before bedtime. Research shows you'll sleep better.

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Imagine you're Chris. What should you do?

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Schedule times for making art by hand, invite interested friends, and turn off your phones.

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What should you NOT do?

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Get on my phone and do something I enjoy all weekend.

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You see this message on your device. Which of the below statements are true? You've won $2000 from a bank. You should call the police and throw away your phone. This is from an official bank. This is probably a scam/phish. Don't click it.

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This is probably a scam/phish. Don't click it.

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Which of the below are possible consequences of identity theft?
Options:
You would no longer be able to be you.
Disneyland will give you a free trip.
Someone could give you a lot of money.
Someone could apply for credit cards or loans in your name.

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Someone could apply for credit cards or loans in your name.

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On Kevin's online profile, he posts that he is older than his real age and that he likes skateboarding, which he actually doesn't like. Which of the following might be a possible consequence of how he presents himself online?

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People might start talking to him about skateboarding.

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If you met someone online, which of the following questions should you NOT answer: What is your favorite type of video game? Do you like xbox?; Do you have any pets? Did you see Secret Life of Pets?; What type of music do you like? Do you like the piano?; What school do you go to? What's your phone number?

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What school do you go to? What's your phone number?

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It's always best to express exactly how you feel online, even if it might hurt someone's feelings and cause problems in real life.

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False