Digital Citizenship TEST- 6th Grade

How are traditional and digital media alike?

• I can upload and share things with my friends.

• I can only watch, read, or listen.

• I can communicate with people anywhere, anytime.

• I can save things to look at later.

Which of these are characteristics of digital media?

• I can only read, watch, or listen.

• I can upload and share things with my friends.

• I can get or give an instant response.

• I can communicate with people anywhere, anytime.

Which of these show how people interact with digital media?

• texting on a phone

• posting comments on a social networking site

• uploading videos and photos

• searching a newspaper

The act of copying someone's work and calling it your own is called ___________?

• License

• Plagiarism

• Fair use

• Credit

Why would someone want to use a Creative Commons license?

• to allow others to use their work, but while giving proper credit.

• to make it easier to share work responsibly

• to prevent others from discovering their work

• to allow others to copy their work and pass it off as their own.

The purpose of a copyright is to

• allow others to use a creative work however they wish.

• protect a person's creative work and require permission for others to use it.

• make it easier for others to share another person's work as their own.

• allow people to download or copy a person's work without paying.

What is being an upstander?

• someone who cares for others and speaks up when they see bad things going on.

• someone who does not care for others and watches things happen without doing anything about it

Which of these are examples of being brave?

• seeking advice from an adult about cyberbullying.

• deliberately being unkind to someone.

• going along with what everyone else is doing

• doing what is right, even it means going against what everyone else is doing.

Which of these is a warning sign that an online message might be a scam?

• a personalized greeting about using your name.

• an alert about problems with your account.

• an inside joke

• a lack of spelling errors

Which of the following is most likely an example of a scam?

• Your friend send you an email with a link to her personal blog.

• You receive an email from an unknown sender telling you to fill out a form in order to receive a prize.

• You click on a link on your school's website and a pop-up window announcing your class's upcoming car wash appears.

• You receive a text message from your soccer coach telling you that your soccer game is cancelled.