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Unit 1 Test - Digital Citizenship

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Rae is going to use the internet to work on a research paper for an online class. Why is it important for Rae to use the 6 Ps of Digital Citizenship while conducting online research?

a)

The 6 Ps will ensure Rae gains the ability to become a successful coder.

b)

The 6 Ps will help Rae use the internet safely, responsibly, and ethically.

c)

The 6 Ps will guarantee that Rae does not see anything inappropriate.

d)

The 6 Ps will help Rae quickly gain hundreds of followers on social media.

2.

An Instagram comment offering support to a friend who is discouraged would MOST likely be considered a(n) _____ post.

a)

necessary

b)

true

c)

inspiring

d)

helpful

3.

When people use data on their cell phones, they leave digital footprints.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

An online instructor told students that the sum of their online activity becomes part of their digital footprint. What is the BEST definition of an “online activity”?

a)

anything done online, including reading websites, emails, and social media, but nothing from apps

b)

all website usage, including emails and online shopping, but not usage on social media

c)

only activities done or participated in on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram

d)

anything done or participated in online, including emails, tweets, videos watched, or websites visited

5.

What is the definition of digital access?

a)

the global initiative to get more people online

b)

the level of freedom to post content on any given website

c)

the fees required for those who use the internet

d)

the ability to take part in online technology

6.

In the acronym THINK, what concept addresses posting accurate information?

a)

kind

b)

necessary

c)

helpful

d)

true

7.

Liking an image on Instagram is an example of leaving a digital footprint.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Cole was shocked to see his friend Rhianna's social media post about a party she attended. Cole reminded her about the permanence of online posts. What does permanence mean when using the 6 Ps of Digital Citizenship?

a)

Anything Rhianna posts can be instantly found with a search engine.

b)

Anything Rhianna posts can be kept hidden unless requested.

c)

Anything Rhianna posts can be traced back to her indefinitely.

d)

Anything Rhianna posts can be easily moved or changed.

9.

What event in the development of digital learning happened in the 1970s?

a)

learning by mail

b)

computer-based training

c)

learning goes online

d)

virtual degrees

10.

Jake showed a picture of a female acquaintance to his best friend Samuel while they were chatting online. Samuel reminded Jake that sharing the picture could create a lot of problems. Which two components of the 6 Ps of Digital Citizenship is Jake violating by sharing the picture without the female acquaintance's knowledge?

a)

permanence, positive

b)

positive, profile

c)

permission, privacy

d)

professional, profile

11.

Online degree programs became available, along with employee training programs in what decade?

a)

2000s

b)

1990s

c)

2010s

d)

1980s

12.

In the 1960s, the first computer-based training program was originally developed for students at what school?

a)

Harvard University

b)

University of Illinois

c)

UGA

d)

Georgia State University

13.
Digital Citizens are part of a community that is linked by ________________.
a)
the Internet
b)
their backgrounds
c)
their interests
d)
what they know
14.

An inhabitant or someone who occupies a place

a)

Inhabitant

b)

Citizen

c)

Digital citizen

d)

Your teacher

15.

Which of the 6 P's does this image represent?

a)

Publication

b)

Privacy

c)

Profile

d)

Permanent

16.

An individual’s level of participation in technology.

a)

Digital access

b)

Digital citizenship

c)

Computer use

d)

Personal technology

17.

This is an example of internet access where

a)

At school

b)

At home

c)

An apartment complex

d)

At McDonalds

18.

This is an example of internet access where

a)

Hospital waiting room

b)

Car shop

c)

Apartment complex

d)

Hotel Lobby

19.

There are around 7.6 billion people on this planet. How many do not have internet access?

a)

Everyone has access

b)

10%

c)

About half the population

d)

585 million

20.

This is the symbol for _____________.

a)
Internet Explorer
b)

Google Chrome

c)
Firefox
d)

Zoom

21.

What is your digital footprint?

a)

The time you spend on the computer

b)

The digital trail left by everything you do online

c)

It is the opposite of your digital fingerprint

d)

The amount of electronic devices you buy in a year

22.

I am looking to book a trip to Cancun. How can this be done via digital access?

a)

Drive to Mexico

b)

Visit a travel agent

c)

Call Delta Airlines

d)

Go to Expedia.com

23.

True or False: Everyone has that same internet access

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Select the examples of digital access:

a)

Watch a TikTok video

b)

Posting on Instagram

c)

Friending someone on Facebook

d)

Reading a story on CNN.com

25.

Which requires digital access?

a)
b)
c)
d)
26.

Teachers used correspondence through the mail to teach their pupils during what period of time?

a)

1960s

b)

1910s

c)

1840s

d)

1860s

27.

Which of the following social media platforms maybe where digital citizens have multiple online profiles? Select all that apply

a)

Instagram

b)

Snapchat

c)

Facebook

d)

Google Classroom

28.

True or False: Wesley International Academy is a place where one can have digital access.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Amazon, Nike, and Barnes and Noble are examples of what type of sites where a digital footprint may be left?

a)

Retail and Shopping Sites

b)

Social Media Sites

c)

Video Steaming Services

d)

Gaming Sites

30.

Select the examples of video steaming sites. Choose all that apply:

a)

Disney +

b)

Netflix

c)

Amazon Prime

d)

Peacock