Digital Citizenship Test Review

Anything you say or type online becomes public knowledge and stays online forever...even if you THINK you deleted it.

• True

• False

The best passwords include your name, age, or birthday because they are easy to remember.

• True

• False

What would you do if someone you don't know sent you an email or an instant message asking for your address or phone number?

• Give them fake details

• Respond and tell them no

• Dare a friend to do it

• Report it to an adult

If you receive an email with links, what questions should you ask yourself before opening it?

• 1. How are you

  2. How old are you

• 1. From who is it

  2. What is it about

  3. What does it contain

  4. What is the mail for?

• 1. What are you doing

• 1. Shall i open this link?

Which of the following is something that is okay to share online?

• Your favorite sport

• Your birthday

• Your password

• The name of your school

___________ is a crime that happens when someone gets the personal information of another person and uses it to steal money or pretend to be that person.

• privacy

• spam

• identity theft

• bystander

Before you post anything online, you should think about 

• how many likes you will get
• assess if the wifi is strong enough
• the long term consequences (future job, future friends, ect)
• what your friends will think

The easiest rule for digital citizenship is

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

True or False: When giving out my email address, I should also give out my password?

• True

• False

Which of the following would be a part of digital citizenship?

• Online Shopping

• Social Media

• Access to Internet

• All of the Above