7CS Digital Citizenship Study Guide

Just like in real life, there are ___________ online as well, so we have to protect ourselves.

• predators

• dogs

• books

• websites

Simple strategies for avoiding predators are: (select all that are correct)

• Don't overshare

• Be cautious

• When in doubt, talk to an adult

• Don't go to YouTube

• Don't play multiplayer online games.

Simple strategies for avoiding predators are: (select all that are correct)

• Don't overshare

• Be cautious

• When in doubt, talk to an adult

• Don't go to YouTube

• Don't play multiplayer online games.

Strong passwords should never ___________.

• contain personal information in them.

• be longer than 8 characters.

• contain both capitol and lower case letters.

• have numbers and special characters in them.

Which of the following is not a part of your digital footprint?

• Pictures you've posted online

• Physical locations tracked by your phone that you've visited

• Your computer desktop space that houses your social media

• A list of websites you visited online

Which of the following information should not be shared when you are using a computer?

• favorite color
• hobbies
• animals you like
• phone number

How might you give your computer a virus?

• Send an email message.
• Click on a pop-up link or download a new file.
• Get on Canvas.
• Read on PebbleGo.

What is a digital footprint?

• A picture of a footprint on the Internet.
• Your username and passwords.
• Something that is really easy to erase.
• Information you share about yourself on the Internet.

True or False: You have control over your information after it has been posted online.

• True

• False

True or False: Pictures you post will most likely have no affect on your live identity.

• True

• False