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Mr. Ballard's ICT Digital Citizenship & Ethics Review

Total questions: 57

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Thayne has been cyberbullied by a classmate at school for years. It frightened him, so he refused to tell anyone. What is likely to happen to Thayne?

a)

Thanye will go to college as far away from home as possible

b)

Thanye will become the most popular kid in class

c)

Thany will excel at sports, but will fail most of his classes

d)

Thanye may suffer from poor grades, depression, or worse

2.

Theresa found out that she was kicked off the high school softball team because she posted some inappropriate pictures of another player on Twitter. Her coach said she violated the code of conduct and can't play the rest of the season. Theresa's doesn't think this is fair. The coach does not change her mind.

What should Theresa have done differently?

a)

She could have picked a different sport

b)

She should have deleted the pictures from her Twitter Account

c)

She should have talked to the Principal, not the Coach

d)

She should not have posted the inappropriate pictures in the first place

3.

Ralph wants to become an entrepreneur and run an online business. Which of the nine elements of digital citizenship does he need to understand to be successful?

a)

digital access

b)

digital commerce

c)

digital health & wellness

d)

digital etiquette

4.

You've joined a large club. They've asked you to take on the job of sending meeting information to everyone regularly. How can you keep track of everyone's email addresses?

a)

create a social media group

b)

setup a database of names and addresses

c)

ask everyone to write down their addresses on a membership list

d)

create an email address book

5.

Catty has joined a small online group devoted to her latest hobby. She has never met the members in person. Why should she not give out any personal information in this group?

a)

there could be online predators in the group

b)

everyone in the group is playing a role, and only fictional is given out

c)

she is too new to the group to share information

d)

they are not any where near her area, so they are not interested in her

6.

Protecting your personal information online is called:

a)

risk management

b)

cyber security

c)

ethical hacking

d)

cyber safety

7.

If Ron wants to send a file to his friend through email, what should he do?

a)

download the file and save it to his computer

b)

save the link in his "Favorites" on his computer

c)

use the "ATTACH A FILE" function when composing his email

d)

send a link to the file on his computer

8.

You are trying to be a good global citizen. Someone has posted a comment that you do not agree with, in a chat room. How should you respond?

a)

harshly

b)

sarcastically

c)

respectfully

d)

humorously

9.

Michelle wants to organize all of her contacts' email addresses so that she can send emails to certain groups of people without having to search for all of their emails each time. What can she do?

a)

create email groups using her contacts' email addresses

b)

send individual email to each person

c)

use a notebook to write down all of her contacts' email addresses

d)

look through her sent folder to find the correct addresses

10.

Of the following, what activity is safe to post on social media?

a)

birthday party pictures

b)

phone number

c)

future vacation plans

d)

scores from a recent basketball game

11.

Online gaming can be fun, but it can also be dangerous. What are three known risks of online gaming?

a)

damage to your credit score, increased debt, and loss of sponsorships

b)

loss of respect, school suspension, no new job opportunities

c)

bullying, identity theft, credit card fraud

d)

poor health, bad grades, improved dexterity

12.

Your instructor is scheduling a testing session, and wants everyone to add the date and time to their personal online calendar. What is the best way to communicate the information?

a)

create an event and email an invitation

b)

post in social media page for the class

c)

hand out paper flyers

d)

write it on the board

13.

If someone online asks to meet you in person, you should:

a)

schedule a time to meat them

b)

give them your address

c)

invite friend to go with you

d)

tell a parent or guardian

14.

Which of the following is cyberbullying?

a)

  Posting a meme making fun of a classmate’s appearance

b)

  Calling someone a bad name in the hallway

c)

  Following your crush home on your bicycle

d)

  Criticizing a public authority figure on your social media page

15.

Carleigh knows that once she posts a video online, she no longer has control over who sees it. What should she do when she posts video?

a)

  Choose a video title that explains what her video is about, so only the right people watch her video.

b)

  Only post videos on YouTube because it is safer than Twitter or Facebook.

c)

  Do not include personal information in the video, and make sure they are safe for anyone to view.

d)

  Only share videos with your friends and people you trust.

16.

If you wanted to search for information on the Dolphins football team, why would you enter the following in the browser search field? "Dolphins +football -animals”?

a)

  To exclude information about all football teams

b)

  To include information about whales and porpoises

c)

  To include information about baseball teams named “Dolphins”

d)

  To include information about the Dolphins football team only

17.

Aaron made up a fictional story about his teacher being out of school because the teacher won the high stakes poker game, and then posts it online. Aaron thought it was funny and just wanted to entertain a few friends. The following day Aaron realized hundreds of other students and parents commented on his story. What should Aaron do?

a)

  Take down the story, explain it was a mistake to post it publicly and apologize to his teacher.

b)

  Remind people they should check multiple sources and do their own research, to verify if a story is true or not.

c)

  Write more stories about other people he knows, since so many were amused by the first one.

d)

  Do nothing, enjoy the attention, it was just a harmless story.

18.

Who is at risk for online identity theft?

a)

  Anyone over the age of 18

b)

Everyone

c)

  Anyone under the age of 18

d)

  Anyone who has a bank account

19.

Why is it important to evaluate a Website prior to using it for information?

a)

  Anyone can make or publish a Website.

b)

  The quality of Websites is generally the same.

c)

  If a Website is published, then it's reliable.

d)

  Websites always employ professional researchers to create content.

20.

The electronic precautions that encourage safety are known as:

a)

Digital Communications

b)

Digital Fluency

c)

Digital Literacy

d)

Digital Security and Privacy

21.

If Mr. Brown types in "Google.com" in his browser address bar to conduct a search, what is he using to access a Webpage?

a)

Network

b)

URL

c)

Website

d)

An IP Address

22.

W3C provides various free services to check that Webpages conform to open standards. Validation is important because:

a)

It makes sure the webpage will display in the browser

b)

It guarantees the information the webpage shows is accurate

c)

It rewards the webpage designer

d)

It prevents the webpage from being hacked

23.

If you go online and find information that you decide to include in your research paper or for an assignment but you do not cite the author/source where you gathered this information, what illegal act are you committing?

a)

Cheating

b)

Downloading

c)

Replication

d)

Plagiarism

24.

Which of the following domains is least likely to contain reliable/trustworthy information:

a)

.com

b)

.gov

c)

.edu

d)

.org

25.

Why do you need security on a computer?

a)

To protect personal information from dangerous sources.

b)

To share everything with everyone

c)

To speed up the computer.

26.

Which of these is not a search engine?

a)

Google

b)

Yahoo

c)

Explorer

d)

Bing

27.
Global networks connecting millions of computers
a)
Internet
b)
Modem
c)
Electronic Information
d)
Software
28.

This message is an example of _.


(see reference picture)

(a)  

29.

The ability to use a small amount of copyrighted work without permission, but only in certain ways or specific situations.


such as schoolwork and education, news reporting, criticizing/commenting on something, comedy or parody.

a)

Fair Use

b)

Public Domain

c)

Creative Commons

d)

Copyright

30.

A kind of copyright that makes it easier for people to copy, share, or build on a creative work (as long as users give credit to the creator).

a)

Copyright

b)

Fair Use

c)

Reposting

d)

Creative Commons

31.

Which of the following is PRIVATE information?

a)

the number of days in January

b)

the name of the planet

c)

the temperature in Washington DC

d)

phone number

32.

It's important to think about things you post or say online.

a)

True

b)

False

33.
What is your digital footprint?
a)
The shape of your foot
b)
Taking a selfie of your shoes
c)
all the information online about a person, either posted by that person or others
d)
Having a blog
34.
True or False - if you send a text message, you can control what happens to the message after you send it.
a)
True
b)
False
35.
One of the safest ways to protect yourself online is not to share
a)
ideas
b)
viewpoints
c)
likes/dislikes
d)
your password
36.
Ensure that social media settings are only shared with
a)
family
b)
friends
c)
people you trust
d)
everyone
37.

What is Digital Etiquette?

a)

Electronic standards of conduct and procedure

b)

It a digital label of records

c)

It is an electronic check that gets transfer to an account

38.

When using technology it is critical that you understand that you are leaving a __________________.

a)

Digital footprint that can always be traced back to you.

b)

Good impression for making new friends.

c)

World that will allow you to remain anonymous so that no one knows who you are.

d)

Print that can be deleted and not traced back to you.

39.

A set of rules of how to behave online is known as:

a)

Etiquette

b)

Protocols

c)

Netiquette

d)

Manners

40.

Kendall is within reach of getting a high score in a popular video game. Kendall also has homework to complete. Bedtime is in 30 minutes. Imagine you're Kendall. What should you do?

a)

Play on! You can probably get your homework done on the school bus.

b)

Log off. Do homework first and then play as late as you like to get that high score.

c)

Play on! If you win, share your score before you go to bed.

d)

Log off. Next time, plan to do homework first, play a game or two, and "unplug" for 30 minutes or more before bedtime. Research shows you'll sleep better.

41.

What does it mean to "unplug"

a)

Forgetting to charge your chromebook

b)

Never using digital media for any reason

c)

to participate in activities that do not involved devices, apps, or the internet

42.

The exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material, and to authorize others to do the same.

a)

Life of the author plus 70 years

b)

Public Domain

c)

Copyright

d)

Creative Commons

43.

Copyright status is automatic upon the creation of your original creative work in a Fixed and Tangible form.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

What is Digital Commerce?

a)

A digital restaurant

b)

The place where programmers sell their software

c)

Electronic buying and selling of goods

45.

_____ is creative work that's not protected by copyright and is, therefore, free for one to use however one wants

a)

Private Domain

b)

Limited use

c)

Fair Use

d)

Public Domain

46.

What is the safest way to use someone else's creative work, no matter what kind of license it has (copyright, Creative Commons, etc.)?

a)

Just use it and hope nobody notices

b)

Ask permission

c)

Tell them you're using it whether they like it or not

d)

Use it, claim it was yours to begin with, and bleed them dry with legal fees.

47.

What types of works are protected under copyright?

a)

Facts, ideas, systems, or methods of operation

b)

All Intellectual Property

c)

Opinions, conspiracy theories, and recipes.

d)

Commonly know rules

48.

Before you post about someone else online, it's important to

a)

make sure that it doesn't make you look bad.

b)

have plausible deniability.

c)

hire a good lawyer.

d)

Ask that person if it's okay to post, consider whether you will upset anyone by posting, think about who might see what you post

49.

What is Digital Access?

a)

Full electronic participation in society

b)

Is the key and password for the internet

c)

Is Internet access point

50.

What is Digital Communication?

a)

Is the way computers talk

b)

Is a type of communication only the internet can do

c)

Is an electronic exchange of information

51.

What is Digital Law?

a)

Electronic responsibility for digital actions and deeds

b)

The cyber police that takes care of crime

c)

All the websites that combat cyberbulling

52.

What is Digital Literacy?

a)

Know everything about technology

b)

Teaching and learning about technology and its use

c)

Teaching technology only to a group of people

53.

What is Digital Rights and Responsibilty?

a)

The freedoms extended in the digital world

b)

The right to have a computer

c)

To be responsible and buy a computer soon

54.

What is Digital Security

a)

To have a digital alarm system

b)

To be a security policy with a digital insurance

c)

Electronic precautions to guarantee safety

55.

What is Digital Wellness

a)

To be well behave digtally

b)

Physical and psychological well being in the digital world

c)

To exercise using a computer

56.

Courtesy, honesty, and polite behavior practiced on the Internet.

a)

Netiquette

b)

Digital Citizenship

c)

Identity Theft

d)

Piracy

57.

Which is a reason to make sure you leave a positive digital footprint?

a)

Potential employers may not hire you

b)

identity thieves can find your personal info

c)

schools/universities may suspend or expel you

d)

all of the above