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WorksheetsDigital Citizenship Review (5th)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which of the digital citizenship themes have we NOT explored yet?
Relationships and Communications
Healthy Habits
Privacy and Security
Digital Footprint & Identity
Digital footprints are______________.
do not exist.
not permanent and go away after you log off the internet.
erased if you delete an email, a text, or a post.
invisible and can be tracked.
Clickbait is __________ created just to get clicks.
Emails
Headlines
Phone Calls
Voice Message
Believing in gender stereotypes can result in which of the following?
Avatars
Interests
Truth
Bias
Which example is a positive social interaction?
A parent and a daughter argue over text about cleaning her room.
One person compliments another on a photo that person posted.
Two friends playing a video game argue over how to get to the next level.
Receiving inappropriate messages and photos from another user in a private message.
Which of the following is the correct definition of "gender stereotype"?
Oversimplified ideas about how women, men, and people of other genders are or should be.
A true fact about how men, women, or people of other genders act.
A type of stereo that has to do with gender.
A way for men, women, or people to know about one another.
Princess Peach is the only girl in the video game Super Mario Bros. The purpose of the game is to save Princess Peach, who wears a pink dress and earrings. What are some stereotypes about girls you recognize in Princess Peach?
Girls are brave fighters
Girls like pink and need to be saved.
Girls play video games
Girls are strong and powerful.
What could the creators of Super Mario Bros. have done differently to challenge gender stereotypes?
Created new male characters with different powers.
Kept the game as it is and let players decide how to play.
Changed the story so Princess Peach has superpowers and doesn't need to be saved.
Removed Princess Peach from the game.
Jada has an online-only friend named Clara. Clara asks Jada what her favorite animal is. She also asks about Jada's favorite color. Jada shouldn't answer Clara because this is private information.
True. The information Clara asks Jada to share is private information.
False. The information Clara asks Jada to share does not reveal private information about her.
Most clickbait links are __________. This means the more times people click on these links, the more money they make.
Storyboard
Curiosity Gap
Hacker
Advertising
Which TWO are BENEFITS of having ONLINE ONLY FRIENDS?
They may not be who they say they are.
You can learn from someone who lives in a different place & has different experiences.
They might give you helpful advice.
They may say things that are inappropriate or mean.
Which TWO actions can you CONTROL for your digital footprint?
You text a friend.
Your parents post baby pictures of you.
Your friend comments on a video you posted.
You post a picture on your social media profile.
Marisol is talking to her online friend Steven62, who asks, "Is Marisol your real name? What is your last name?". These questions make Marisol pause. Why might Marisol feel this way?
Steven62 has become one of Marisol's best friends.
Marisol though Steven62 already knew her name.
Steven62 is asking Marisol for private information, which she should not share.
Marisol knows that sharing private information with online-only friends is risky. How should she respond to Steven62's request?
She should give the information only if Steven62 shares, too.
She should tell Steven62 the truth.
She should share a false name with Steven62.
She should not share her full name and stop talking to Steven62.
Which of the following are clues that something might be clickbait?
It seems impossible or unbelievable
It tries to shock you with language like "You Won't Believe This!"
It refers to a celebrity or popular topic
All of them
Which TWO actions CANNOT be controlled for your digital footprint?
You watched silly cat videos on YouTube.
Your friend posts a comment on a photo you shared.
You research online information for a school project.
Your parents video record your school concert & post it on social media.
Amelia is reading an article and sees a link that says "Go Ahead and Play That Video Game: It Might Actually Be Good for You!" Amelia is curious about why video games might be good because her mom says they're a waste of time. What is Amelia's interest in clicking this link an example of?
Advertising
Attitude
Curiosity Gap
Bias
Avi went on a field trip to a museum last week. A few of his classmates have phones & tool some pictures. Tal, one of Avi's friends, posted a picture from the field trip that showed Avi making a silly face. Avi didn't like the picture and was upset Tal posted it. What should Tal have done in this situation?
Not gone on the field trip.
Not brought his phone on the field trip.
Asked for permission before posting the picture online.
Posted the picture anyway since it was from his camera.
In the previous question, why was Tal's decision to post a silly picture of Avi irresponsible?
His post affects Avi's digital footprint.
The post did not get many likes.
Only people who went on the field trip could relate to the picture.
Avi was not irresponsible. He had the right to post the picture without permission.
Which statement holds the most TRUTH for YOU after learning about gender stereotypes, your online friendships, your digital footprint, & clickbait?
I feel confident in all four of them and I feel like I'm doing my best in my online community!
I feel confident that I'm more aware in spotting gender stereotypes in my online community.
I feel confident that I'm more mindful and aware of my online actions and choices, which affect my digital footprint.
I feel confident that I'm more aware of what and how much I share with my online friends & community.
