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WorksheetsEPMS Library - 6th Grade Digital Citizenship Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 15mins
The ART of checking a website for credibility, means you check for...
Author, Reliability and Target
Author, Responsibility and Target
Author, Responsibility and Timeliness
Author, Reliability and Truthfulness
The "A" in the ART method means you check for information about the author, such as.... (check all that apply)
their name
their contact information (such as an email)
reading their bio/ about me information
checking to see if they have any biases
The "R" in the ART method stands for Reliability, which means you should check the information for... (select all that apply)
The author's name
Dates - the more recent, the better!
If other webpages have the same information.
If the website has pictures on it.
When using a webpage, you want to use one whose Target purpose is to:
persuade you about the topic.
entertain you about the topic.
sell a product to you.
inform you about the topic.
What is a warning sign that a website might not have trustworthy information?
the author is an expert
the information can be found/ verified on other webpages
the information has a recent date
it is not clear who the author is
One way to check the reliability of information found on a website is to...
ask your teacher to check the information.
check the information on Wikipedia.
check the information with other reliable sources.
check the information with a friend.
How can you tell if an author of a webpage is credible?
They list their college degrees.
They have their own website.
They publish their credentials (qualifications).
There is no way to determine this.
Google is a search engine, which brings you the best results for the words you enter into a search.
True
False
Why should you only use keywords when searching in Google?
Keywords are the important words for your search.
Keywords give you more precise search results.
Keywords are what Google "understands" best
All of these are correct
You see this claim come across social media. What would be your best keywords for a Google search? (check all that apply)
Mammoth Cave
insect
newly discovered
breaking news
giant insect
Is the Mammoth Cave claim true or false? Go try out your Google search.
In your answer, state if it is true or not and tell me the webpage where you found your answer.
What is copyright?
An evil plan devised by Ms. Hubbard to make research more difficult.
Legal requirements for those who are authors.
Legal protection for the creators of works.
Protections for people who conduct research.
A book, picture, song or video does not have to have the copyright symbol on it to still be protected by copyright.
True
False
How long does copyright last?
A lifetime +2x
A lifetime + 70 years
Only 14 years
14-70 years
What is required before copyrighted materials can be used?
Verbal permission from the creator
A detailed statement from the person requesting permission
Written permission from the creator
All of these
What is required before works in the public domain, such as Creative Commons, can be used?
Nothing
Payment and permission
A conference with the original owner
A permission slip from the creator
Which things cannot be copyrighted? (check all that apply)
movies
ideas
recipes
dances
names & common sayings
Why is it important to follow copyright law?
It is the law and can have legal consequences.
It is fair for those who created the works.
It gives credit where credit is due.
all of these are correct
As long as you give credit, you can use any image you like from the Internet.
True
False
What does the "L" in the TASL acronym for giving credit for an image stand for?
Location
License
Listing
Last name
What does the "S" in the TASL acronym for giving credit for an image stand for?
Suspect
Specific
Source
Search
When using Google Images, what is the best way to filter the results for copyright free images?
You click on "tools" then "time"
You click on "tools" then "type"
You click on "tools" then "size"
You click on "tools" then "color"
You click on "tools" then "usage rights"
What is missing from the credit given for this picture?
Title
Author
Source
License
