ICT Communications Essentials - Lesson 3: Internet Life and Privacy

Which of the following is an example of a strong password?

• johnsmith

• JohnS12345

• JohnS@12#cookies

• johnsmithtoledohighschool

What is a cyberbully?

• A computer security system

• A bully that intimidates people at school

• A bully that intimidates over the Internet

• A Web site that allows posting of hurtful messages

What should you do if you or someone you know is being cyberbullied?

• Tell your parents or a trusted adult

• Stand up for yourself and bully back

• Spread gossip at school about the bully

• Ignore the situation and it will eventually stop

Which choice lists all the electronic devices that can be used to bully others?

• Mobile phones, computers, tablets, and Internet-enabled gaming consoles

• Mobile phones with or without Internet access

• Desktop computers and tablet computers

• Internet-enabled gaming consoles

How do you know when a Web page you are using has a safe, secured connection?

• If it is your friend's site, then it is safe.

• If the Web address looks legitimate, then it is safe.

• A red flashing pop-up message informs you that the page is safe.

• A lock appears in the top-right or bottom-right corner of your browser.

The _is a contract that students and parents sign to make sure everyone in the school community is safe when they use technology at school.

• Password List

• Spoofed Site Notice

• Acceptable Use Policy

• Copyright Infringement Policy

Viruses, worms and Trojan horses are all examples of

• filters

• spyware

• networks

• malware

An online community of people with a common interest who use technology to communicate with each other and share information is known as:

• cyberbullying

• a digital footprint

• a social network

• antivirus software

Which of the following is an example of using netiquette?

• When you scan your computer for viruses

• When you report cyberbullying

• When you are respectful online or protect the privacy of others

• When you are very careful about protecting your personal information

Which of these is a true statement?

• Cyberbullying isn't as bad as real bullying because it's not in person.

• Cyberbullying is real bullying, just in a different way.

• Cyberbullying doesn't count if you only know the person from chat rooms or social media, not in real life.

• Cyberbullying can't get you in trouble like real bullying.