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REFLECTION ON DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 2hrs 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Before you post anything online, you should think about 
a)
how many likes you will get
b)
assess if the wifi is strong enough
c)
the long term consequences (future job, future friends, ect)
d)
what your friends will think
2.
The easiest rule for digital citizenship is
a)
never use technology
b)
be kind online
c)
always use free wifi
d)
always power your devices
3.
What is a digital citizen?
a)
Someone who is rude or mean online.
b)
Someone who uses appropriate behavior in person. 
c)
Someone who uses appropriate behavior online
d)
Someone who is rude or mean in person.
4.
Digital Citizens are part of a community that is linked by ________________.
a)
the Internet
b)
their backgrounds
c)
their interests
d)
what they know
5.

An inhabitant or someone who occupies a place

a)

Inhabitant

b)

Citizen

c)

Digital citizen

d)

Your teacher

6.

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

a)

Publication

b)

Privacy

c)

Profile

d)

Permanent

7.

Keep all information such as passwords and personal details about yourself is a part of...

a)

Privacy

b)

Permanence

c)

Periodical

d)

People

8.

Permeance means

a)

We are all using the internet in a respectful and positive manner

b)

Everything you post online is permanent and can’t be deleted.

c)

It is important to be a responsible citizen of your country, city, or town.

d)

What you post will show up today and be gone tomorrow.

9.

You took a video of someone's lecture but would like to share it on your Instagram page. You need to have what next....

a)

Precaution

b)

Privacy

c)

Permission

d)

Positive

10.

An individual’s level of participation in technology.

a)

Digital access

b)

Digital citizenship

c)

Computer use

d)

Personal technology

11.

This is an example of internet access where

a)

At school

b)

At home

c)

An apartment complex

d)

At McDonalds

12.

This is an example of internet access where

a)

Hospital waiting room

b)

Car shop

c)

Apartment complex

d)

Hotel Lobby

13.

True or False: Everyone has that same internet access

a)

True

b)

False

14.

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

15.

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

16.

Which requires digital access? Select all that apply

a)
b)
c)
d)
17.

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

18.

Who is a citizen?

a)

Cocomelon

b)

Mr. Pressley

c)

Batman

d)

Winnie the Pooh

19.

Share my personal information?

a)

no

b)

yes

20.

What data should not be placed on the Internet?

a)

all the above

b)

personal identification number

c)

Pictures of our house

d)

Our address

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.

How long is your digital footprint visible for?

a)

It creates permanent record

b)

it depends on the websites you spend most time on.

c)

Your digital footprint wipes clean after a year.

d)

The record never lasts for more than a month.

23.

A person who acts safely, responsibility, and respectfully online.

a)

Upstander

b)

Digital Citizenship

c)

Flaming

d)

Digital Footprint

24.

The protection of personal information on the Internet.

a)

Digital Privacy

b)

Acceptable Use Privacy

c)

Digital Footprint

d)

Password

25.

This is the symbol for _____________.

a)
Internet Explorer
b)

Google Chrome

c)
Firefox
d)

Zoom

26.

What do you think is meant by online safety?

a)

Being safely strapped into your chair before using the internet.

b)

Using the internet safely by not surfing too fast.

c)

Taking precautions when online and being cautious as to what sites you go to, what you click on and what you download..

d)

Making sure you have enough data to go on to the internet.

27.

Your personal information is meant to be ___________.

a)

shared with others

b)

kept private

28.

Is it safe to meet up with someone you have only met online by yourself?

a)

No

b)

Yes

29.

What do you do when a stranger approaches you online?

Select TWO.

a)

Ignore the stranger

b)

Chat with the stranger to find out more about him/her

c)

Arrange to meet the stranger

d)

Inform your parents or a trusted adult

30.

________ emails or messages containing links that you do not recognise. Do NOT click on links that are suspicious.

a)

Delete

b)

Accept

31.

What information should you NOT give out over the internet?

a)
Your phone number
b)
Your email
c)
Your address
d)
All the above
32.

You need to be careful on the internet because people can create a fake account. An adult can pretend to be a child your age. True or False?

a)
False
b)
True
33.
Keep your passwords to yourself.
True or False?
a)
True
b)
False
34.

Is everything you read or see on the internet true?

a)
False
b)
True
35.

Only chat online with people you know and trust in real life. True or False?

a)
True
b)
False
36.

If you get a message from someone you don't know, what should you do?

a)

Write them back

b)

Don't click on anything and don't write back. Tell a grown-up.

c)

It's funny - so click on it

d)

Send them your information