Social Media and Technology Awareness Quiz

Hannah receives a message on social media claiming that your account is at risk of being locked unless you verify it by providing your password. The message looks official and includes logos similar to those of the platform you use. Unsure of what to do, you consider the best way to protect your account. What should you do?

• Provide the password to prevent account lock.

• Report the message as suspicious.

• Share the message with friends to warn them.

• Report the message as suspicious.

You are in a group chat for a school project, but it often gets sidetracked into heated arguments. These conflicts waste time and make it harder to focus on the assignment. Considering how you can apply good netiquette, what should you do to improve the atmosphere in the chat?

• Remain silent to avoid being involved.

• Encourage others to calm down and keep discussions respectful.

• Leave the group chat to avoid the arguments.

• Add fuel to the arguments for entertainment.

After reading a surprising article online, Thrisha think about sharing it with her followers. The article discusses a trending rumor, but she isn’t sure if the source is reliable. Before sharing, she reflects on the importance of responsible information sharing. What is the best action to take?

• Verify the information with reliable sources.

• Share it immediately if it aligns with your opinion.

• Comment on the article to attract more views.

• Assume it is true and share with friends.

Celine posts something on social media that seems like a call for help, expressing feelings of loneliness. The post is open to the public, and some people have reacted, but no one seems to have offered support. Knowing the importance of being supportive, you consider the best way to respond. What should you do?

• Ignore it as it's not your concern.

• Publicly comment offering advice.

• Reach out privately to check if they’re okay

• Share the post to raise awareness.

Jellian encounter an online ad that promises a free smartphone if you fill out a form with personal details. The ad looks professional and appears on a well-known site, which makes him think it could be legitimate. Unsure if he should trust it, he considers the safest action. How should he react?

• Share the ad to help others get the offer.

• Avoid it, as it may be a scam.

• Enter your information and see if it’s real.

• Report the ad as spam or potential fraud.

Carlalyn posts inaccurate information about a serious health issue on social media, and some followers are engaging with it. You don’t want to embarrass them, but you are concerned about the spread of misinformation. What is the best way to address this?

• Send them a private message with correct information.

• Correct them immediately in the comments.

• Report the post without telling them.

• Ignore it as everyone has their own views.

Sheralyn want to post about a current news event on her social media page to share her thoughts with others. The event is still developing, and she’s aware that some early reports might not be accurate. What should she keep in mind before posting?

• Share opinions without concern for accuracy.

• Verify facts from reliable sources.

• Post only if it will gain many likes.

• Avoid using sources for your posts.

A group project you’re working on requires regular communication with classmates. However, some group members respond late at night, disrupting each other's schedules. To show respect for others' time, how should you manage communication for this project?

• Contact them at all hours for updates.

• Ignore messages if they don't respond quickly.

• Send multiple reminders until they reply

• Schedule specific times to discuss the project

Your school uses an online platform for class discussions, and everyone is encouraged to participate. Some classmates post helpful comments, while others post unrelated jokes that disrupt the conversation. You think about how to best contribute to this online environment. What should you do?

• Post irrelevant content to lighten the mood.

• Only respond to posts made by close friends.

• Contribute respectful and constructive comments.

• Avoid participating since it’s online.

Your teacher emails an update about a class assignment with detailed instructions and a deadline reminder. You read it but have a few questions about specific requirements. Reflecting on proper netiquette, how should you respond to the email?

• Ignore the email since you have the information.

• Reply with a 'thank you' and ask questions if needed.

• Forward it to others without checking.

• Ask for details directly without reading the email.