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Digital Citizenship

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the computer strategy that allows you to read notes on one side of screen and take notes on the other side?

a)

halvsies

b)

divide and conquer

c)

split screen

d)

screen share

2.

This definition matches which term below:


The set of guidelines that digital users should consider when working with the technological community. It is a set of online manners that are needed to create a safe environment for all users.

a)

digital etiquette

b)

algorithm

c)

phishing

d)

bias

e)

filter bubble

3.

This definition matches which term below:


a type of social engineering where someone tries to trick you into giving them your personal and sensive information

a)

algorithm 

b)

phishing

c)

filter bubble

d)

bias

e)

digital etiquette

4.

This definition matches which term below:


a step by step procedure for solving a problem

a)

algorithm 

b)

phishing

c)

filter bubble

d)

bias

e)

digital etiquette

5.

This definition matches which term below:


this is created when you repeatedly click similar content, so you are not shown different perspectives

a)

algorithm 

b)

phishing

c)

filter bubble

d)

bias

e)

digital etiquette

6.

This definition matches which term below:


a preference for or against a thing, person, or group compared to another

a)

algorithm 

b)

phishing

c)

filter bubble

d)

bias

e)

digital etiquette

7.

Which of the following is NOT a suggestion for ensuring safety of private information in your email?

a)

watch for unknown sender

b)

watch for urgent tone and bad grammar

c)

watch for dates of scheduled meetings

d)

watch for unexpected attachments

8.

Wikipedia has rated MOSTLY RELIABLE for three reasons . . . which of the following is NOT one of the reasons?

a)

Articles must be written and edited from a neutral point of view.

b)

One concern is that translation into other languages takes time, resulting in different versions of content.

c)

Articles must NOT include original research, and must be footnoted at the bottom of the page.

d)

All articles must be verifiable.

9.

Wikipedia has several tools it uses to make its pages "mostly reliable."  Which is NOT one of the tools?

a)

only verified, smart users are allowed to edit pages

b)

footnotes / endnotes are required at the end of articles

c)

a green "circle plus" symbol is used to identify reliable pages

d)

A gold "lock" symbol is used to prevent editing of some pages

10.

Which of the following is NOT true of Lateral Reading?

a)

it is reading across multiple tabs and sources

b)

it is a way to verify credibility of Internet content

c)

it can't include Wikipedia

d)

it is a method used by professional fact-checkers

11.

Which of the following is EVIDENCE OF LATERAL READING?

a)

reading an entire webpage, including looking at who published it

b)

multiple tabs open in a browser

c)

looking at the date of publication

d)

reading vertically on the page

12.

What is the name of the website that covers "news" from multiple perspectives?

a)

moresides . com

b)

no-bias . com

c)

fair-reporting . com

d)

allsides . com

13.

Fill in the blank with the appropriate word:


If we are not good readers, a ______________ of one reporter could sway our opinions unfairly.

a)

bias

b)

biased

c)

biases

14.

Fill in the blank with the appropriate word:


Like all other people, political news reporters operate with a good number of _________________ and predilections.

a)

bias

b)

biased

c)

biases

15.

Fill in the blank with the appropriate word:


He argued that the existing law is __________________ against the householder in favor of the burglar.

a)

bias

b)

biased

c)

biases

16.

Artificial intelligence is . . . 

a)

a machine that thinks and acts like humans

b)

when someone pretends to be very smart

c)

when factories program machines to follow one set of instructions over and over again with no modifications

d)

when machines have the ability to complete tasks by imitating human thinking and learning

17.

AI or not AI?


facial recognition

a)

AI

b)

not AI

18.

AI or not AI?

robot vacuum

a)

AI

b)

not AI

19.

AI or not AI?

automatic sliding doors

a)

AI

b)

not AI

20.

Which of the following is evidence that proves AI can improve workplace safety?

a)

Facial recognition can be used for passive, warrantless surveillance without knowledge of the person being watched.

b)

AI doesn't get stressed, tired, or sick, so accidents will decrease, and AI (instead of people) can manage more dangerous tasks.

c)

AI such as smart thermostats, smart lighting, etc., can be automated to work on a schedule to help people with disabilities lead more independent lives.

d)

AI may replace some jobs, creating income inequality and increased unemployment

21.

Which of the following is evidence that proves AI can offer accessibility for people with disabilities?

a)

Facial recognition can be used for passive, warrantless surveillance without knowledge of the person being watched.

b)

AI doesn't get stressed, tired, or sick, so accidents will decrease, and AI (instead of people) can manage more dangerous tasks.

c)

AI such as smart thermostats, smart lighting, etc., can be automated to work on a schedule to help people with disabilities lead more independent lives.

d)

AI may replace some jobs, creating income inequality and increased unemployment

22.

Which of the following is evidence that proves AI poses dangerous privacy risks?

a)

Facial recognition can be used for passive, warrantless surveillance without knowledge of the person being watched.

b)

AI doesn't get stressed, tired, or sick, so accidents will decrease, and AI (instead of people) can manage more dangerous tasks.

c)

AI such as smart thermostats, smart lighting, etc., can be automated to work on a schedule to help people with disabilities lead more independent lives.

d)

AI may replace some jobs, creating income inequality and increased unemployment

23.

Which of the following can help us ensure that Artificial Intelligence is not biased?

a)

provide as much data as possible, from a variety of sources

b)

teach AI that being biased is bad

c)

shut down any AI that shows bias

d)

stop developing AI altogether - this task is impossible

24.

Careers involving computers and cybersecurity are important for all of the reasons below EXCEPT

a)

the job market for STEM jobs is growing

b)

we need good computer people to work against bad computer people

c)

there are not enough job opportunities in STEM

d)

it is a good way to be financially successful

25.

Which of the following best defines cryptography?

a)

Digging through old crypts (old computer files)

b)

Concealing information through a code, allowing only authorized individuals with the corresponding key to decipher it.

c)

Securing data transmission using complex mathematical algorithms.

d)

Fooling hackers by using html and other programming languages

26.

How does cryptography contribute to cybersecurity?

a)

Enhances network speed and efficiency, ensuring smooth data transmission.

b)

Allows for easier data sharing across different platforms and devices.

c)

Prevents digital engineering through complex anti-hacking maneuvers

d)

Provides an additional layer of security that protects users and helps keep data from being stolen by cybercriminals.