Things you post online, like a selfie, can affect your online identity.

• True

• False

If you share a selfie online, other people might make assumptions based on what they see.

• True

• False

Olivia and Sophie don't really know each other. Sophie sees a selfie Olivia took while practicing gymnastics. What is an assumption Sophie can make about Olivia?

• Olivia is her best friend.

• Olivia likes to do gymnastics.

• Olivia does not like pizza.

• Olivia is a mean person.

Jordan took a selfie making a mean face. He wants to share it on his gaming profile. He got permission from his parents, and only his friends can see it. What should Jordan do before sharing the picture?

• Think about the assumptions his friends might make about him.

• Take another selfie with a friend.

• Add effects to the selfie.

2. What is the combination of information that you can find when talking about digital identity?

• A. Profile, posting and upload

• B. Scores, grades, and achievements

• C. Medical results, CT scans, prescriptions

• D. Rank, level, and group

3. Digital identity also includes your…

• A. Rank

• B. Level

• C. Browsing history

• D. Picture

4. All of the following are importance of Digital Identity except.

• A. It is your personal brand.

• B. It creates impression in the mind of others.

• C. In the field of working, there are some companies that will check your profile.

• D. It makes you feel safe and allow to share all of your information.

5. What are the ways to create a positive digital identity?

• A. Make your Facebook profile impressive and look professional.

• B. You may create a Twitter account where in you can share valuable information.

• C. You may write a blog that shares professional and positive ideas.

• D. All of the above.

Your digital footprint includes information that others post about you online.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which activity makes up a digital footprint?

• Joining an after-school club.

• Playing on a sports team.

• Posting messages or comments on social media.

• Writing in a journal.