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ICT 8 - LESSON 2

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a digital footprint?

a)

A type of social media post

b)

A record of everything you do online

c)

A computer virus

d)

A list of favorite websites

2.

Which of the following is an example of a digital footprint?

a)

Writing on a whiteboard

b)

Reading a book

c)

Commenting on a video

d)

Watching television

3.

What does an active digital footprint include?

a)

Private emails

b)

Cookies from websites

c)

Posts and comments you make

d)

Hidden browsing history

4.

Which of the following is an example of a passive digital footprint?

a)

Joining an online quiz

b)

Filling out a profile

c)

Website tracking your location

d)

Sending a message to a friend

5.

What is collected in a passive digital footprint?

a)

Intentional content

b)

Direct messages

c)

Browsing history and IP address

d)

Online passwords

6.

What does digital identity include?

a)

Your school ID

b)

Your printed photo

c)

Username and profile information

d)

Your home address only

7.

Which of the following contributes to digital identity?

a)

Phone number

b)

Bio and shared photos

c)

House floor plan

d)

Driver’s license

8.

What do we call the websites you use and link together, like Gmail and YouTube?

a)

Profile settings

b)

Offline platforms

c)

Connected accounts

d)

Digital badges

9.

How is your online behavior tracked?

a)

Through your wallet

b)

By watching TV

c)

Through search and visit history

d)

Using a calculator

10.

What happens every time you like or comment on social media?

a)

You get logged out

b)

You delete your data

c)

You add to your digital footprint

d)

Your account becomes private

11.

Which action creates a digital footprint even if you don’t sign in?

a)

Turning off your device

b)

Visiting a website

c)

Writing on paper

d)

Drawing on a board

12.

What kind of trail does online shopping leave?

a)

Physical mail

b)

Purchase receipts

c)

Digital trail with your name and order

d)

Watermark

13.

What can mobile apps collect?

a)

TV channel preferences

b)

Handwritten notes

c)

Location and search habits

d)

Paper receipts

14.

Which is the safest practice before posting online?

a)

Post quickly

b)

Share everything

c)

Think before you post

d)

Trust all strangers

15.

Why are privacy settings important?

a)

To add new friends

b)

To share everything publicly

c)

To control who sees your posts

d)

To save internet data

16.

What should you avoid sharing online?

a)

Nicknames

b)

Full name and address

c)

Favorite color

d)

Pet photos

17.

What’s a good example of being mindful online?

a)

Ignoring messages

b)

Being rude to strangers

c)

Being respectful in comments

d)

Posting rumors

18.

What is digital responsibility?

a)

Posting whatever you want

b)

Cyberbullying online

c)

Treating others kindly online

d)

Sharing fake news

19.

Before you share a news article, what should you do?

a)

Skip reading it

b)

Check if it's funny

c)

Verify it is true

d)

Copy it to your notes

20.

What kind of posts build a good online image?

a)

Negative posts

b)

Hurtful comments

c)

Helpful and positive posts

d)

Spammed messages

21.

Why is your digital footprint important?

a)

It stays offline

b)

It doesn’t affect anything

c)

It can affect school or job opportunities

d)

It’s automatically deleted

22.

A positive digital footprint shows:

a)

Your favorite food

b)

What you regret

c)

The best version of you

d)

Only your school achievements

23.

Which one is NOT a component of digital identity?

a)

Online behavior

b)

School grades

c)

Connected accounts

d)

Profile information

24.

How does your digital footprint grow?

a)

Staying offline

b)

Recharging your phone

c)

Liking, sharing, and posting

d)

Watching cable TV

25.

Passive footprints are made:

a)

Only when you post

b)

With your knowledge

c)

Without your knowledge

d)

With parental consent

26.

What is one risk of sharing personal information online?

a)

Winning a prize

b)

Getting more followers

c)

Privacy threats

d)

Saving money

27.

Why should we be careful with digital behavior?

a)

Because it's invisible

b)

It doesn’t affect anything

c)

It affects your online reputation

d)

It disappears instantly

28.

When you use respectful language online, you are practicing:

a)

Trolling

b)

Digital identity

c)

Cybersecurity

d)

Digital responsibility

29.

An active footprint includes:

a)

Auto-updates

b)

Unintentional tracking

c)

Posting and uploading intentionally

d)

Data mining

30.

What is the trail of information you leave online called?

a)

Internet track

b)

Social media path

c)

Digital footprint

d)

E-log

31.

Which of the following is an example of online behavior?

a)

Watching a movie

b)

Clicking on a website ad

c)

Writing a notebook

d)

Making a phone call

32.

Why should you check your privacy settings regularly?

a)

To delete friends

b)

To save money

c)

To control who sees your posts

d)

To speed up the internet

33.

Digital footprints are created on:

a)

Paper

b)

Chalkboards

c)

The internet

d)

Books

34.

What should you do before accepting online friend requests?

a)

Accept all

b)

Ignore all

c)

Check if you know the person

d)

Block immediately

35.

A bad digital footprint might lead to:

a)

Scholarship offers

b)

Better internet speed

c)

A damaged reputation

d)

Higher grades

36.

Which online action leaves a digital trace?

a)

Logging into accounts

b)

Using a flashlight

c)

Writing in your diary

d)

Reading a printed book

37.

What should be avoided in online conversations?

a)

Kind words

b)

Helpful comments

c)

Insults and bullying

d)

Encouragement

38.

Online purchases collect:

a)

The type of wallet used

b)

Price tags

c)

Buyer’s name and address

d)

The receipt's smell

39.

Which is a good tip for protecting your identity?

a)

Post your address

b)

Share all photos

c)

Use strong passwords

d)

Always go viral

40.

Being smart online includes:

a)

Posting without thinking

b)

Following strangers

c)

Thinking before you post

d)

Sharing fake news

41.

Why is it important to build a good online image?

a)

To get more followers only

b)

To impress strangers

c)

To reflect your best self

d)

To avoid homework

42.

What is an example of digital responsibility?

a)

Posting rumors

b)

Liking hate comments

c)

Sharing true and helpful info

d)

Ignoring everyone

43.

Why do websites use cookies?

a)

To bake snacks

b)

To make ads funny

c)

To collect user data

d)

To clean screens

44.

What should you not post on social media?

a)

Positive messages

b)

Personal passwords

c)

School projects

d)

Birthday wishes

45.

What shows a person's online preferences?

a)

Favorite subjects

b)

Things they search and like online

c)

Bedtime routines

d)

Class schedules

46.

Which tool is often used to view someone’s digital identity?

a)

Television

b)

Internet browser

c)

Alarm clock

d)

Calendar

47.

What’s a risk of leaving a negative comment online?

a)

More friends

b)

Getting more likes

c)

Hurting others and harming your reputation

d)

Increased privacy

48.

How can students maintain a positive digital footprint?

a)

Share personal secrets

b)

Use mean jokes

c)

Be respectful and helpful online

d)

Post anything unfiltered

49.

A responsible online user always:

a)

Shares rumors

b)

Respects others

c)

Trolls online games

d)

Copies everything they see

50.

The best way to describe a digital footprint is:

a)

What you type on paper

b)

The record of your online activity

c)

Your physical footprints

d)

TV history