Digital Citizenship and Online Safety Quiz

Which best describes an "invisible audience"?

• People who watch movies online

• Friends who block you on social media

• Unknown people who can see your online content

• Computer programs that track website visits

In the context of digital information, what does "persistent" mean?

• Information that disappears quickly

• Data that changes frequently

• Content that is hard to find

• Information that stays online indefinitely

What is cyberbullying?

• Using technology to deliberately harm or harass others

• Playing online games too much

• Sharing funny memes with friends

• Having arguments in group chats

Which action demonstrates being an ally online?

• Ignoring harmful comments

• Supporting someone who is being harassed

• Watching drama unfold

• Leaving negative groups

How does empathy relate to digital citizenship?

• It helps with computer programming

• It improves internet speed

• It helps understand others' feelings online

• It prevents computer viruses

What is an upstander?

• Someone who stands up while using the computer

• A person who takes action against online bullying

• A type of social media profile

• Someone who only posts positive content

Which is an example of a positive digital footprint?

• Sharing inappropriate photos

• Making rude comments

• Creating helpful educational content

• Using multiple fake accounts

How can someone show empathy online?

• By using all capital letters

• By considering others' perspectives before posting

• By ignoring all comments

• By using lots of emojis

What makes online content persistent?

• It can be easily deleted

• It changes every day

• Others can save and share it

• It only lasts for 24 hours

Which best describes an ally's role in cyberbullying situations?

• Recording the bullying

• Watching silently

• Supporting the target and getting help

• Leaving the situation