DC&E Lesson 9 Quiz

What you do online not only is seen in your community and country, it is _______.

• global

• local

• private

• invisible

Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate, responsible _______ with regard to technology use.

• behavior

• communication

• interaction

• engagement

Digital _______ is a trail of data you create while using the Internet.

• Footprint

• Shadow

• Trace

• Path

Students who understand that they are a _______ digital citizen are able to use the Internet with a deeper understanding of all people and cultures.

• global

• local

• isolated

• individual

Although people around the world who are online may have different culture, laws, religion and beliefs they are all digital citizens who deserve the same respect and _______.

• consideration

• neglect

• ignorance

• disregard

Digital _______ is the ability to use information and communication technologies to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information, requiring both cognitive and technical skills.

• literacy

• fluency

• competence

• proficiency

Be sure to _______ that any information you are sharing is true before you post.

• verify

• ignore

• assume

• neglect

Oversharing can be detrimental and even _______. Sometimes people overshare to attempt to gain popularity and that often backfires for them.

• dangerous

• harmless

• beneficial

• insignificant

Some websites have different privacy policies that include how information can be collected and _______.

• shared

• deleted

• ignored

• lost

Governments worldwide are implementing cybersecurity _______ to fight increasing cyber crime.

• policies

• strategies

• measures

• initiatives