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WorksheetsIST Digital Citizenship Test 1 Review (25/26)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
By checking the box on a privacy policy page, a company can legally use your data and information in all the ways disclosed, even if you change your settings.
a)
True. This is always the case.
b)
True. Changing your settings does not affect the privacy policy.
c)
False. It depends if the privacy policy allows you to opt in or out of sharing data.
d)
False. Companies do not give you the option to update your settings.
2.
What is not true of white hat hackers?
a)
They contribute to robust security systems
b)
They alert companies of security vulnerabilities
c)
They use the same methods as black hat hackers
d)
They are breaking the law and are at risk of legal repercussions.
3.
Which of the following pieces of information would be safe to include in an online username?
a)
School mascot
b)
Favorite sport
c)
Year of birth
d)
City of residence
4.
True or False: As long as you cite your source, you are free to use or share any kind of media you find on the Internet.
a)
True
b)
False
5.
A person’s digital footprint is:
a)
Public and permanent to anyone
b)
Public, but not usually permanent
c)
Only public to people whom a person shares things with, but what’s there is permanent
6.
Which of the following people can access your digital footprint?
A. Teachers, colleges, and scholarship committees
B. Potential employers
C. Family, friends, and acquaintances
a)
A only
b)
C only
c)
A and B only
d)
A,B, and C
7.
You purchased a new smartphone that can accept a PIN of up to six characters. For maximum security, what should you do?
a)
Disable encryption.
b)
Change your PIN to a new six-character PIN.
c)
Use a four character PIN because it’s easier to remember.
d)
Repeat the last character of your old four-character PIN to create a new six-character PIN.
8.
You have asked your users to avoid using passwords that use letters only. Which of the following policies would help enforce this?
a)
Enforce password history
b)
Maximum password age
c)
Minimum password length
d)
Password complexity requirements
9.
It’s time to change passwords again and you don’t feel like entering a brand-new password. You use an old password you used last year, but it is rejected. What policy is most likely preventing you from reusing it?
a)
Password history
b)
Maximum attempts
c)
Password expiration
d)
Password complexity
10.
Which of the following represents an example of a special character?
a)
o
b)
@
c)
6
d)
k
11.
Anne Smith is creating a screen name for her video game account. To ensure personal safety, which is the best screen name choice of the following?
Her information is as follows:
Name: Anne Smith
Birthday: 12/13/2001
Address: 465 Marbury Lane, Chicago, IL 60603
a)
ASmith2001
b)
AnneS60603
c)
ASGamer12
d)
ASChicago01
e)
AnnieSGamer121301
12.
Which creative commons license is the least restrictive?
a)
CC BY (Attribution)
b)
CC BY-SA (Attribution-ShareAlike)
c)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
d)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
13.
Which instances are considered illegal hacking?
A. White hat hacking
B. Hacktivism
C. Penetration testing
D. Bug bounty program
E. Hacking just for fun
a)
B and E
b)
C, D, and E
c)
B, C, D, and E
d)
All choices shown are illegal.
14.
You find an image with the copyright license shown. Which action is permitted?
a)
You can use the image without crediting the owner.
b)
You can modify and use the image without crediting the owner.
c)
You can use the image for commercial purposes if you credit the owner.
d)
You can use and modify the image for non-commercial purposes if you credit the owner.
15.
Inappropriate or irresponsible behavior regarding technology use
a)
Unethical
b)
Encryprion
c)
Digital Citizenship
d)
Internet Trafficking
16.
The information about a particular person that exists on the Internet as a result of their online activity
a)
piracy
b)
digital footprint
c)
Digital Citizenship
d)
Computer forensics
17.
The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.
a)
Trojans
b)
Plagiarism
c)
Digital infringement
d)
Licensing Infringement
18.
The use of works protected by copyright law without permission
a)
spyware
b)
open networks
c)
Cybercrime
d)
copyright infringement
19.
Software that is specifically designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system
a)
piracy
b)
Malware
c)
Cybercrime
d)
Computer Forensics
20.
Criminal activities carried out by means of computers or the Internet
a)
Firewall
b)
Cybercrime
c)
File Sharing
d)
Plagiarism
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