G8 Post Test

You use an AI app that turns people into animated characters. Before uploading a picture of your friend into the app, what should you do?

• Ask for their permission first.
  

• Use the app first, then ask if they like it afterward.

• It's fine as long as you don't post the result online.

A student edits another student's face into a funny video without permission. Although many classmates laugh, the student feels embarrassed. Which statement best explains why this is a problem?

• The video wasn't funny enough.

• It ignored the student's consent and may have harmed their well-being.

• The video should have been posted on a different platform.

Why is a deepfake often considered more harmful than a regular edited photo?

• It usually requires expensive software to make.

• It can only be viewed on certain devices.

• It can realistically show someone doing or saying something that never happened.

You receive an embarrassing AI-generated image of a classmate in a group chat. According to the A.C.T. Framework, what should you do?

• Save evidence, avoid sharing it, and report it to a trusted adult.

• Reply with laughing emojis so the sender knows you saw it.

• Forward it to another friend to ask what they think.

How does asking for consent before posting or editing someone's content help build positive friendships?

• It guarantees you will never have disagreements.

• It shows respect, builds trust, and helps people feel safe online.

• It helps your posts receive more likes.

Your friend wants to post a group picture, but one person asks not to be included. What is the best response?

• Post it anyway because everyone else agreed.

• Choose another photo with everyone's permission.

• Post it first and remove it only if they complain again.

Write down the four strategies to reduce misunderstandings in online communication. Strategy 1: ________

• Reread messages

• Ignore messages

• Send random emojis

• Reply instantly without reading