Digital Citizenship

Multiple Choice

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.

Multiple Choice

Which of the below are possible consequences of identity theft?

• 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.

Multiple Choice

Which of the below are possible consequences of identity theft?

• 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.

Multiple Choice

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?

Multiple Select

What are some ways to de-escalate drama online? (Choose 2).

• leave a positive comment

• make a fake account

• insult them back

• tell friends in real life to be nicer online

Multiple Choice

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.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

You receive a text message but are not sure if it is real. The message looks official, but you're not sure. How can you find out more? Choose the best two ideas.

• Have your parent or trusted adult what they think.

• Check out the source more.

• Forward it to everyone you know.

Multiple Select

How could you decide if an article was credible or not? Choose the two best answers below.

• Just ask a friend. Your friend knows a lot more than you do.

• Read the article closely. Does it make sense? Is it believable?

• See if the main idea and key points of the article are also reported by other credible sites.

• Look at the fonts they used. Do they seem nice and easy to read?

Multiple Choice

When using technology it is critical that you understand that you are leaving a __________________.

• Digital footprint that can always be traced back to you.

• Good impression for making new friends.

• World that will allow you to remain anonymous so that no one knows who you are.

• Print that can be deleted and not traced back to you.

Multiple Choice

If someone shares a hurtful message or image with you, you should 

• not pass it on
• tell the person who sent it, what they did was not okay with you
• let a trusted adult know
• all of the answers listed

Multiple Choice

The easiest rule for digital citizenship is

• never use technology
• be kind online
• always use free wifi
• always power your devices

Multiple Choice

Many people have been robbed based off posting location specific photos. How could you avoid a similar digital problem?

• Don't ever travel
• Always have a house sitter
• Do not post any pictures on social media
• Turn off location settings or post pictures when you get back home

Multiple Choice

Although it can be easy, do not 

• use the same password for all accounts
• eat sugar
• memorize all the words to a Taylor Swift song
• write in Comic Sans

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key reason to practice good digital citizenship?

• To make responsible choices online

• To increase the number of followers

• To spend more time on social media

• To avoid using technology

Open Ended

Why is it important to understand your digital footprint when using the internet?

Open Ended

Explain why it is important to be aware of your digital footprint and give an example of a possible consequence of not minding it.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes a digital footprint?

• A record of everything you do online

• A type of computer virus

• A way to protect your files

• A method for evaluating information

Multiple Select

Which of the following actions are examples of cyberbullying?

• Sending mean messages online

• Spreading rumors through social media

• Posting supportive comments

• Threatening someone in a message

Open Ended

What are the three essential skills of digital citizenship mentioned in the lesson?

Multiple Select

According to the CRAAP method, what are two important factors to consider when evaluating if information online is trustworthy?

• Credibility

• Relevance

• Popularity

• Entertainment

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an important rule to follow when posting or commenting online?

• Only post things that make you look good.

• Say things online you wouldn’t say in person.

• If you wouldn’t say it in person, don’t say it online.

• Share your personal information freely.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a learning objective mentioned in the lesson on digital citizenship?

• Understanding digital footprints

• Recognizing and combating cyberbullying

• Importance of online security

• Learning how to code

Open Ended

What is one way understanding digital citizenship can help you in your online life?