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Digital Footprint and Social Media

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best describes an Active Digital Footprint?

a)

Information collected about you without your knowledge

b)

When you post something online and you know people will see it

c)

Files that are created by your browser when you visit a website

d)

Sharing personal feelings that make you uncomfortable

2.

What is the main reason why you should find balance in your life when using Social Media?

a)

To spend more time online

b)

To use media in a way that feels healthy and balanced with other life activities

c)

To post as much as possible

d)

To avoid communicating with friends and family

3.

Which of the following is an example of oversharing on social media?

a)

Posting a photo of your pet

b)

Sharing your favorite movie

c)

Sharing personal feelings or experiences that later make you feel uncomfortable or regretful

d)

Commenting on a friend’s post

4.

A student feels sad and anxious after reading comments on social media. What is this feeling called and what should the student do?

a)

Positive Digital Footprint; post more comments

b)

Red flag feeling; log off and spend time with family, friends, or pets

c)

Computer Cookies; clear browser history

d)

Oversharing; share more information

5.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a benefit of posting on social media?

a)

Communication with friends and family

b)

Expression of personal opinions

c)

Entertainment and sharing interests

d)

Increasing computer cookies

6.

Which of the following best describes "oversharing" as mentioned in the drawbacks?

a)

When people share something they later regret

b)

When people share only positive things

c)

When people never share anything online

d)

When people share information with close friends only

7.

What is meant by the term "digital footprint" according to the material?

a)

All the information online about a person posted either by that person or others, intentionally or unintentionally

b)

Only the photos a person uploads online

c)

The number of friends a person has on social media

d)

The amount of time spent online each day

8.

Why might permanence of online posts be considered a drawback?

a)

Because posts can be edited at any time

b)

Because embarrassing or regrettable posts become part of your permanent digital footprint

c)

Because posts are always deleted after 24 hours

d)

Because only friends can see your posts

9.

How can social pressure be a drawback of using multiple online platforms?

a)

It encourages people to take breaks from social media

b)

It makes people feel pressure to participate when everyone else is posting

c)

It helps people make more friends

d)

It reduces the amount of time spent online

10.

Imagine you are managing several social media accounts and feel overwhelmed. Which drawback from the material does this situation best illustrate?

a)

Oversharing

b)

Permanence

c)

Social pressure

d)

Life balance

11.

Your digital footprint is permanent.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

What other people post is NOT part of your digital footprint.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

You have full control over who sees your footprint.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Your actions online affect your digital footprint.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Select one statement: Luna is passionate about volunteering in her community. She shares pictures of her volunteering to inspire her friends to do the same. Could Luna's use of social media help her in the future?

a)

Yes. A college admissions officer who reads her profile might be impressed by her volunteer work.

b)

No. Her friends who aren't interested in volunteering might unfriend her.

c)

No. The social media company owns her posts.

16.

Which statement below is an example of how your digital footprint can affect your future?

a)

A positive digital footprint can help you score well on a standardized test.

b)

A positive or negative digital footprint isn't likely to affect you in the future.

c)

A positive digital footprint might make someone think you are not trustworthy.

d)

A positive digital footprint can make a difference when applying for a job, a scholarship, or college.

17.

Which of the following should you do to help create a positive digital footprint for yourself?

a)

Share information that is not accurate but might make you look good.

b)

Post funny images that might be offensive if taken out of context.

c)

Post about things or causes you are passionate about.

d)

Send mean replies to people who post or say things you disagree with.

18.

How can you ensure your digital footprint reflects positively on you?

a)

By posting personal information publicly to show transparency.

b)

By engaging in online arguments to defend your beliefs.

c)

By sharing content that is respectful and shows your interests and values.

d)

By using a fake name so nothing can be traced back to you.

19.

Why is it important to think before you post something online?

a)

Because once something is posted, it can be difficult or impossible to completely remove.

b)

Because there is a limit to how much you can post in a day.

c)

Because only posts with many likes are part of your digital footprint.

d)

Because posts are temporary and disappear after a short time.

20.

What is a potential consequence of having a negative digital footprint?

a)

It can lead to more online followers.

b)

It can result in missed job opportunities.

c)

It can automatically delete your online accounts.

d)

It can increase your internet speed.