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WorksheetsDigital Driver's License
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2hrs 16mins
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1.
Having your cell phone turned on during school hours is. . .
a)
a bad idea because it might disturb others.
b)
a good idea for keeping in touch with parents.
c)
no big deal because everyone else does it.
d)
your choice if it doesn't affect anyone else.
2.
When writing on a social networking site (such as Twitter), should you share your secrets?
a)
Sure, a social networking site is like a diary, so this is where I should put them.
b)
It doesn't matter. Only my friends read my page.
c)
No, the social networking site if often open to anyone who has access to the internet.
d)
Sure, as long as no one knows my true identity.
3.
When learning about technology in school, it is important for you to know. . .
a)
the rules for using technology.
b)
how to work with others when using the technology.
c)
how different technologies are used.
d)
all of the above.
4.
Students with disabilities (those who aren't able to see, hear, or walk). . .
a)
can't use technology.
b)
should have the same opportunities as others to use technology.
c)
are not able to understand and learn about technology.
d)
have no reason to use technology.
5.
If your parents allow you to buy things on the Internet, you should. . .
a)
think twice about buying online, because all sites are dangerous.
b)
follow what your friends say about where to buy.
c)
find the first site that has what you want and buy it.
d)
first check to see if the site is safe and secure when buying something.
6.
When looking at graphics and text from the Internet. . .
a)
take whatever you want because that's the purpose of the Internet.
b)
ask your friends for places to find material you can copy.
c)
ask for permission to use the information before using it.
d)
avoid it because all information on the Internet is false.
7.
When using a new technology in class, you should. . .
a)
do whatever you want because no one ever checks.
b)
ask teachers and parents about what can be done.
c)
figure out ways that you can have fun with it.
d)
ask your friends because they know about technology.
8.
How I work with technology (e.g., sitting, lying, stooping at the desk, floor, or sofa) . . .
a)
doesn't matter as long as I am comfortable.
b)
depends on where I am.
c)
isn't something that I need to ne concerned about.
d)
shouldn't be ignored.
9.
When dealing with people online, giving personal information is. . .
a)
okay as long these people live far away.
b)
never a good idea, no matter the reason.
c)
fine as long as the people are nice.
d)
nothing to worry about.
10.
Works Cited Ribble, Mike. Digital Citizenship in Schools. 3rd ed. Eugene, Or.: International Society for Technology in Education, 2015. Print.
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