Digital Citizenship Quiz

What is online privacy?

• Protection of personal information on the internet.

• Sharing personal information on social media.

• Encrypting internet connections.

• Using strong passwords for online accounts.

What is cyberbullying?

• The act of using technology to harass, intimidate, or harm others.

• The act of using physical force to harm others.

• The act of spreading false information about others.

• The act of giving constructive criticism online.

What is a digital footprint?

• A type of digital shoe

• The sound made by a digital device

• The process of digitizing physical objects

• The trail of data left behind when someone uses the internet.

What is online etiquette?

• Set of rules and guidelines for appropriate behavior and communication on the internet

• A set of rules and guidelines for offline behavior.

• A term used to describe online slang and abbreviations.

• A type of software used for online communication.

What is internet safety?

• Strategies to improve online shopping experience

• Precautions and measures to protect oneself and personal information while using the internet.

• Methods to block unwanted websites

• Ways to increase internet speed

Which of the following is an example of online privacy?

• Creating strong passwords.

• Clearing browser history.

• Using a firewall.

What should you do if you witness cyberbullying?

• Ignore the cyberbullying and hope it stops on its own.

• Confront the cyberbully and try to reason with them.

• Join in on the cyberbullying and participate in the harassment.

• Report the cyberbullying to a trusted adult or authority figure and offer support to the victim.

Why is it important to think before posting something online?

• To avoid negative consequences and ensure responsible online behavior.

• To maintain a positive online reputation.

• To prevent cyberbullying and harassment.

What is the best way to protect your personal information online?

• Never update software or devices

• Click on suspicious links and emails

• Use strong and unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication, be cautious of phishing attempts, regularly update software and devices, and avoid sharing sensitive information on public networks.

• Use the same password for all accounts

What should you do if someone is being mean to you online?

• Share personal information about the person online as revenge.

• Respond with insults and mean comments.

• Ignore them and not engage in any arguments or confrontations