Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship & Media Literacy

Is it ok to share private information online?

• a) Yes, private information is ok to share online.

• b) No, private information is information you should never share openly online.

Which one is an example of personal information that you should never share online.

• a) Your favorite book and movie

• b) Your home address and phone number

What should you do if someone online asks for your home address or phone number?

• a) Share the information immediately.

• b) Ask them for their information first.

• c) Never share your personal information with strangers online.

Why is it important to use strong and unique passwords for your online accounts?

• a) Because strong passwords are easier to remember.

• b) To protect your accounts from unauthorized access.

• c) To make it easier for your friends to log in.

What steps can you take to avoid falling for online scams or phishing attempts?

• a) Click on any link that looks interesting.

• b) Open emails from unknown senders.

• c) Be cautious of suspicious emails and websites.

What is a digital footprint, and how does your online behavior contribute to it?

• a) A digital footprint has no connection to your online activities.

• b) A digital footprint is the trail of information you leave online, and your online behavior contributes to it.

How can a positive digital footprint benefit you in the future?

• a) A positive digital footprint has no impact on your future.

• b) A positive digital footprint can help you with college and job opportunities.

Explain why it's important to think before you post or share something online.

• a) You should post everything you think and feel immediately.

• b) Thinking before posting helps you avoid sharing hurtful or inappropriate content.

What are the potential consequences of posting inappropriate or hurtful comments online?

• a) There are no consequences for posting hurtful comments online.

• b) Consequences may include harming others' feelings, getting in trouble at school, or damaging your reputation.

How can you manage and improve your online reputation?

• a) By being as controversial as possible online.

• b) By consistently being respectful, responsible, and kind in your online interactions.