Grade 5C - ICT Quiz on Cyber Security, Safety, and Ethics

What does humility in online communication mean?

• Thinking you are better than others

• Listening to others and valuing their contributions

• Always agreeing with everyone

• Ignoring others' opinions

Which of the following is an example of showing loyalty online?

• Criticizing a friend's work without support

• Standing up for a friend who is being teased

• Ignoring a friend's request for help

• Teasing a friend in a chat

What is one benefit of online-only friendships?

• They allow you to connect with people who share your interests

• They can lead to misunderstandings

• They require you to meet in person

• They are always safe

What is a risk of online-only friendships?

• You can share interests easily

• Identity misrepresentation can occur

• You can connect with friends anytime

• You can learn about different cultures

How should you respond to a friend's personal story to show humility?

• By ignoring their feelings

• By saying it's not a big deal

• By changing the subject

• By thanking them for sharing and showing empathy

What does respect mean in online communication?

• Treating others kindly and valuing their feelings

• Always agreeing with others

• Disregarding others' opinions

• Being indifferent to others' feelings

Which of the following is a sign of humility in a group chat?

• Saying your idea is the best

• Ignoring others' suggestions

• Criticizing others' contributions

• Acknowledging a good idea from a peer

What is an example of oversharing personal information?

• Telling someone your address

• Sharing your favorite game

• Discussing your hobbies

• Talking about your school project

What can online friendships provide in terms of support?

• They always require face-to-face meetings

• They can lead to more arguments

• They can help you connect with people who understand you

• They can be superficial

What should you do if someone asks for personal information online?

• Share it immediately

• Ask them for their information first

• Ignore the question

• Politely decline to share