Digital Citizenship Final Exam (7th Grade)

What does digital citizenship mean?

• Any information about you on the Internet
• An online membership
• Using digital media safely, responsibly, and ethically.
• Not giving credit to someone else's work.

Which of the following best describes the concept of media balance?

• Not using any form of digital media.
• Getting distracted by digital media when doing homework.
• Choosing to play only your favorite video games.
• Using digital media in a way that feels healthy and in balance with your other life activities.

Lisa likes to create art, especially paintings. But lately Lisa has been so busy keeping up with friends online that there never seems to be enough time. Imagine you're Lisa. What should you do?

• Wait until your schedule slows down. You can always do your art later.
• ​​​​Use a sketching app while watching videos so you can focus on two things at the same time.
• Schedule time to paint and turn off your phone during that time. It's important to do the things you like.
• Cross this activity off your list because you can't do everything.

Casey likes to relax before bed by watching funny videos on her phone, but she often loses track of time and doesn't go to sleep until really late. Then she has a hard time waking up for school in the morning, making her feel grumpy. Thinking about the Digital Habits Checkup, what would be an appropriate challenge for Casey to try?

• Using her phone to chat with friends instead of watching videos.
• Setting a timer to watch videos for 15 minutes, then putting her phone on a charger in another room at night.
• Forcing herself to go to sleep early without having a moment to relax.
• Watching videos earlier when she's doing her homework.

Which answer below is NOT an example of consumer data that an electronics company might track?

• ​​​​​​​Websites their customers use most to purchase their laptops.
• ​​​​​​​States where the majority of their customers live.
• Which devices cost the most for them to make.
• none of the above

How might a company use the consumer data it collects?

• To decide which types of products it should make.
• To decide where to open a new store.
• To decide how much to charge for their products.
• All of the above.

Ally watched an unboxing video of decorations she wants to get for her room. Now every time she goes online she sees advertisements from the company that makes the decorations. Why is she seeing these ads?

• Because she only visits websites from that company.
• Because she asked her mom if she could get the decorations.
• Because the company collected information about the videos she watched.
• Because everyone else online sees the same ads.

All of the following are ways to limit what is tracked about you online, except:

• Limit what you share.
• Turn off your screen when you're done using the internet.
• Turn off cookies.
• Adjust privacy settings.

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.