NEW
Font size
S
M
L
XL
WorksheetsSIP DIM Internet safety
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
You come across a website where students from your school are posting mean comments about people you know. As you read some of the posts, you see one about you. What is the most responsible way to handle this situation?
a)
Take a screenshot of what you see and save it to share with an adult who can help you do something about it.
b)
Add mean comments about the people you think are writing these posts.
c)
Share the website with your friends on social media.
d)
Ignore what you’ve seen.
2.
Eduardo started a website where he posts images, songs, and other things he likes. What does he need to do each time he wants to post something that he did not create?
a)
Add recommendations of similar works
b)
Offer a link to where he got the file or image and list the name of the artist
c)
Add a description of why he liked it.
d)
Check to see if the work has a copyright or Creative Commons license.
3.
To use a large portion of someone’s work, you need to ______ them by clearly stating their name, the title of the work, and the year it was made.
a)
disown
b)
debate
c)
acknowledge
d)
arrange
4.
Why was Henry’s use of a Bob Dylan song in an online video a violation of fair use practices?
a)
He did not acknowledge the correct singer of the song.
b)
He did not use enough of the song to make it recognizable to viewers.
c)
He used the whole song, as it was, and did not add any value to it.
d)
He did not ask the singer if he could mash up the song.
5.
Lauren is friends with someone whom she knows only online. Which questions are warning signs that Lauren should stop talking to this online friend?
a)
Who is your favorite basketball player?
b)
Have you seen any cool movies lately?
c)
Can you send me a picture of yourself?
d)
Do you want to hear a funny joke?
6.
What should you do if someone asks you something inappropriate online?
a)
Ask them an inappropriate question back.
b)
Change the subject or ignore the question.
c)
Log off and mention it to a friend or family member.
d)
Either b or c
7.
Digital footprints are ____ meaning that they last a long time, maybe even forever.
a)
helpful
b)
persistent
c)
temporary
d)
educational
8.
Rachel is writing a report on the history of baseball. She found a lot of information on Wikipedia, but she’s not sure if it’s accurate. What should Rachel do?
a)
Edit the page’s content herself.
b)
Assume it’s accurate because it is
on Wikipedia
c)
Check the source links to
determine if they are reliable
d)
Use the information and claim it
is from a different site.
9.
Which of the following situations is not protected under fair use?
a)
schoolwork and education
b)
public contest or competition
c)
criticizing or commenting
d)
comedy and parody
10.
Why do musicians copyright their music?
a)
to legally protect and receive
credit for their creations
b)
to encourage others to listen to
their works
c)
to show that they do not want
their music mashed up
d)
to sell their music in many
different formats
Reset
