8th Grade Digital Citizenship Quiz

Which password listed below is the strongest?

• Iloveela
• 123456
• R1vasEl@
• password

One of the safest ways to protect yourself online is not to share

• ideas
• viewpoints
• likes/dislikes
• your password

Before you post anything online, you should think about 

• how many likes you will get
• assess if the wifi is strong enough
• the long term consequences (future job, future friends, ect)
• what your friends will think

Ensure that social media settings are only shared with

• family
• friends
• people you trust
• everyone

Many people have been robbed based off posting location specific photos. How could you avoid a similar digital problem?

• Don't ever travel
• Always have a house sitter
• Do not post any pictures on social media
• Turn off location settings or post pictures when you get back home

The easiest rule for digital citizenship is

• never use technology
• be kind online
• always use free wifi
• always power your devices

Most social media apps and sites have this feature to help keep everyone safe and respectful

• help button
• report of flag inappropriate content
• unfriend button
• contact button

If someone shares a hurtful message or image with you, you should 

• not pass it on
• tell the person who sent it, what they did was not okay with you
• let a trusted adult know
• all of the answers listed

If you send a message via text or online, it is gone once you hit 'delete'.

• True

• False

When using technology it is critical that you understand that you are leaving a __________________.

• Digital footprint that can always be traced back to you.

• Good impression for making new friends.

• World that will allow you to remain anonymous so that no one knows who you are.

• Print that can be deleted and not traced back to you.