Worksheets2023 CSD MS Dig Cit Week Trivia Game
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 4hrs 45mins
Which of the following best describes the concept of media balance?
Not using any form of digital media.
Getting distracted by digital media when doing homework.
Choosing to play only your favorite video games
Using digital media in a way that feels healthy and in balance with your other life activities.
Kaira likes to create art, especially paintings. But lately Kaira has been so busy keeping up with friends online that there never seems to be enough time. Imagine you're Kaira. What should you do?
Wait until your schedule slows down. You can always do your art later.
Use a sketching app while watching videos so you can focus on two things at the same time.
Schedule time to paint and turn off your phone during that time. It's important to do the things you like.
Cross this activity off your list because you can't do everything.
Kendall likes to relax before bed by watching funny videos on her phone, but she often loses track of time and doesn't go to sleep until really late. Then she has a hard time waking up for school in the morning, making her feel grumpy. Thinking about media balance, what would be an appropriate challenge for Kendall to try?
Using her phone to chat with friends instead of watching videos.
Setting a timer to watch videos for 15 minutes, then putting her phone on a charger in another room at night.
Forcing herself to go to sleep early without having a moment to relax.
Watching videos earlier when she's doing her homework.
Which of the below is a clue that a message or an email might be phishing?
It's from a "friend in trouble."
The message has a sense of urgency.
There are spelling and grammar errors in the message.
All of these are signs of phishing.
You see a contest that reads, "Win $10,000 instantly! Click this link to sign up!" You click on the link, and the website asks for your name, address, and email to enter the contest. Why could it be unsafe to share your private information?
You could no longer be you.
Someone could steal your information to create a fake identity pretending to be you.
Someone could give you a lot of money.
Your information would be safe because you're sharing the information online.
You see this message on your device: "Special offer from YuoTube! Why wait MONTHS for your favorite series to return? Watch NOW 100% FREE. But hurry! This incredible offer ends in 59 minutes! Click: Free_YTubeTV. This is an official message from youTube." What should you do?
Open the message. You can't pass on a free offer!
Open the message. It seems to be from a website you know.
Don't open the message. All clues indicate that it's an internet scam.
Send the message to a friend. They might be interested in the free offer.
Jordan likes to have debates online. He uses an anonymous account on a movie forum. He likes to ask questions and then make mean comments when others try to answer his questions. Which of the following describes the possible type of response of his actions?
Mostly positive because he is anonymous.
Only negative if people learn who he is.
Only positive if he learns something new in response to a question.
Mostly negative because he is mean to others.
You can meet people online with similar interests. But online friendships can also be risky. Which of the following is a risk of online-only friendships?
Online friends might only want to talk about the same things over and over again.
Online friends might disagree with your opinions.
You could learn about the interests of online friends.
You might not know if your online friends are who they say they are.
Lola is friends with a boy she chats with in an online video game. Lola knows this boy by only his screen name and avatar. He knows her in the same way. Lola is careful to make good choices when talking to someone online, even someone she thinks she knows well. The boy asks her the following questions in a recent chat room meetup. Which question should she NOT answer?
What kind of music do you listen to?
What is your favorite subject?
What is your favorite video game?
What's your real name?
Sydney is friends with shaj205 on Instagram. She has never met shaj205 in person, but they message often and comment on each other's photos. Sydney feels like she knows shaj205 well because she follows his posts. She feels secure that she is talking to a real person. In a recent conversation, Syndey mentions that her birthday is coming up, and shaj205 asks Sydney for her address so he can send her a gift. Why might Sydney feel uncomfortable sharing her information, even though they are friends?
Sydney doesn't think shaj205 is going to get her something she will like.
Even though Sydney feels like she knows shaj205 well, she has not met him in person and does not know how he plans to use her information.
Sydney does not want the birthday gift delivered to her home because she did not get him anything for his birthday.
Which is an example of de-escalation?
Responding to a mean comment by being mean.
Posting a kind comment on a friend's picture.
Leaving a supportive comment on a post making fun of someone.
Supporting a friend who is criticizing someone else.
You're using a headset to game with other people online. One person just made a huge mistake and cost your team the game. You feel angry and want to say something, but you remember to pause and consider the other person's point of view. Doing this makes you recognize that:
Online comments don't really mean anything, so it's OK to make fun of people.
This person deserves to be kicked off the team.
Saying something mean will probably make the person try harder the next time you play.
Posting something mean will cause drama and hurt feelings.
Which of the following actions should you take when trying to decide whether an online news article is credible?
Share the article on social media before reading it.
Read the article and try to corroborate the information the author presents.
Trust that the writer of the article is telling the truth.
Ignore the article if you think the author might be biased.
Imagine that you see a message that says, "Due to an emergency, school has been canceled until next Monday. Please share immediately." The message looks official, but you're not sure. How can you find out more?
Check the school website and have your parents call the school to confirm the message.
Check the source.
Look closely for clues that something is not right.
All of the above.
Imagine that you see a message that says, "Due to an emergency, school has been canceled until next Monday. Please share immediately," and were about to share it. Is it OK to share the message?
It's OK to share the message because it says, "Please share immediately."
It's OK to share the message because it looks official and you want others to know about an emergency school closure.
It's NOT OK to share the message because you're not sure it's true and spreading fake news can cause confusion.
It's NOT OK to share the message because you want to wait for others to share it first.
