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WorksheetsDigital Citizenship Review
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 19mins
Aiden is participating in an online group chat with classmates. What should Aiden do?
Always be respectful, just like you would in person.
Say whatever you want, how you want.
Always use all capital letters.
Say lies about others as long as it's not to their face.
Scarlett has been receiving mean messages online from someone at her school. What should she do?
Save the evidence.
Get an adult to help.
Block their texts or messages.
All of the above.
Mia is signing up for a new online game. She wants to fill out her profile and share something about herself with other players. Which of the following is something that is okay for Mia to share?
Your favorite sport
Your birthday
Your password
The name of your school
Grace receives a call from someone pretending to be her bank. The caller asks for her personal information and later uses it to access her bank account and steal money. This situation is an example of ___________.
privacy
spam
identity theft
bystander
Hannah uploads a photo to a social media site and later decides to delete it. Is it true that what she posted could still remain on the internet forever, even after she deletes it?
True
False
Benjamin, Aria, and Daniel all live in the same neighborhood and often work together to organize events because they share common interests. True or False? They form a community because they have a common background or share common interests.
True
False
Lily meets her friends Mason, Nora, and Evelyn at school every day, but she also has some friends she talks to online. How are her online friends and real-life friends different?
Face-to-face friends you know better
Online friends are strangers
Online friends can pretend to be your friends
All of the Above
Nora is learning about how to behave online. Her teacher asks her to explain what it means to be a good digital citizen. What should Nora say?
Any information about you on the Internet.
An online membership.
Using digital media safely, responsibly, and ethically.
Not giving credit to someone else's work.
Luna is chatting with her friends online and wants to make sure she is being a responsible digital citizen. Which of the following actions would help her achieve this?
Thinking before you post something online
You never threaten or harass someone using technology
You keep your personal information private
All of the above
What would a good digital citizen do in the following situation?
Nick sees that his classmate left her email account open on a school computer by mistake. Nick decides to ____________
send an email from her account to a friend.
log out of her email and let her know that he closed it for her.
not do anything and let someone else deal with it.
delete all of her emails.
Mia is sharing photos and comments on her favorite social media platform after a fun weekend. When using technology like this, it is critical that she understands that she is leaving a __________________.
Digital footprint that can always be traced back to you.
Good impression for making new friends.
World that will allow you to remain anonymous so that no one knows who you are.
Print that can be deleted and not traced back to you.
Lily is working on her research paper. She finds some useful information online and decides to include it in her assignment, but she does not cite the author or the source where she gathered this information. What illegal act is Lily committing?
Cheating
Downloading
Replication
Plagiarism
Elijah is about to send an important email to his teacher about a class project. What should he do before he sends the email, text, or IM/DM?
Read and edit the message.
Click the send button, I am sure it is fine.
Always make sure I write in CAPS.
Abigail is about to send an important email to her teacher about a class project. What "Check Before You Send" question(s) should she ask herself before sending the email?
Would I say this message to someone's face?
Did I check for spelling mistakes?
Did I use capital letters correctly?
All of the above.
Harper spends a lot of time online, posting photos, sending messages, and commenting on friends' posts. One day, Harper wonders what happens to all of this activity after logging off. What are digital footprints?
Not like a fossil -- they can't be traced
Not permanent and go away after you log off of the internet
Erased if you delete an email, text, or post.
A record of what you do online, including the things you post.
Maya is curious about how people use different online platforms in their daily lives. She observes that people use the Internet, Instagram, Snap Chat, and Facebook for various activities. Which of the following best describes what people do on these platforms?
Communicate
Advertise
Buy things
All of the above
Emma is browsing the internet for information on a school project. She wonders if everything she sees online is helpful as long as she remains open minded.
True
False
Grace uploads her vacation photos, shares her thoughts, and posts updates on social media. Where do these things STAY forever?
I-message
CSV File
PDF memory
Cyberspace
Avery sees this logo on her phone screen. What app is she looking at?
Snapchat
Kai posted something online, and as a result, faced serious consequences at school. Which of the following has happened to students like Kai because of their online posts?
Suspended from School
Permanently expelled from School
College scholarship revoked
All of these are true
Charlotte is about to post a message in her class group chat. Before she does, she reminds herself and her classmates about the THINK acronym. She asks, "What does the T on the THINK acronym stand for?"
Is it Thoughtful
Is it Timely
Is it True
Is it Touching
Aiden posted a photo on his social media page but now wants to remove it completely. How can Aiden delete something off of his page forever?
You can't. Once it's posted, it's in cyberspace forever
Delete it
Erase it
Call internet explorer and have them delete it
Sophia sees this logo on her phone and wonders which social media platform it belongs to. Can you help her identify it?
X/Twitter
Birdiechat
SnapChat
Charlotte is about to post a photo from her recent vacation on her social media account. Before she shares it, what is the most important thing she should ask herself?
Will this make me more popular?
Will my friends think this is funny?
Am I ok with everybody I know seeing this?
Did I check my spelling
Kai is scrolling through his social media feed when he receives a friend or follow request. What should Kai consider before accepting?
Let them add me, who care's?
Request, what's a request?
Do I know who it is?
Mia sees this logo on her phone screen while searching for videos online. What is this?
YouTube
Blogger
TInder
Snapchat
Luna wants to know what information about her is visible to others on her social media profile. What is the best way for her to find out what the public can view?
Ask a friend
Google herself
Assume nobody's looking on her profile
View her profile while logged in
Ethan is searching for a new job and is concerned about how his online presence might impact his chances. Which social medias can affect Ethan's job search?
All of the above
Ava is applying to several colleges and wonders who might review her social media profiles as part of the admissions process. Who from the colleges is most likely to look at social medias for admittance?
Professors
Admissions Counselors
Students
President
Aria is concerned about her privacy on social media. She wants to make sure only people she trusts can see her posts and information. What should she do?
Accept everyone as your "friend"
Leave public settings in place
Hope others don't look at it
Place your security settings at the highest possible
Olivia just signed up for several new online services and wants to make sure her accounts stay secure. Which of the following is the best way for her to protect her accounts?
Use the same password for every account
Share her password with friends she trusts
Create strong, unique passwords and never share them
Write her passwords on a sticky note and keep it on her computer
Jackson notices that when he visits a website, certain preferences like his login status and language choice are remembered the next time he returns. What is responsible for storing this information on his device?
Cookies are a type of web browser.
Cookies are large data files stored on a server.
Cookies are programming scripts used for web development.
Cookies are small data files stored on a user's device by a web browser.
_______ information that is created about a particular individual whenever they are online.
Meta tags are
User profiles are
Private browsing data is
User data is
True or False: You have control over your information after it has been posted online.
True
False
