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WorksheetsNavigating the Digital World Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a digital footprint?
The mark your shoes leave on the ground
The trail of data you create while using the internet
A type of computer virus
A password you use online
Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?
Sending a funny meme to a friend
Posting mean comments about someone online
Liking a friend’s photo
Sharing a helpful website
What should you do if you receive an email asking for your password and personal information?
Reply with your information
Ignore or delete the email
Forward it to all your friends
Post it on social media
Which of the following is a way to protect your data online?
Sharing your passwords with friends
Using strong, unique passwords
Posting your address on social media
Clicking on unknown links
What is phishing?
A way to catch fish in a river
A scam where someone tries to trick you into giving personal information
A type of computer game
A way to make your computer faster
Which of the following is a responsibility of a good digital citizen?
Ignoring online rules
Respecting others online
Sharing fake news
Posting private information
If you see someone being bullied online, what is the best first step to take?
Join in with the bullying
Ignore it completely
Tell a trusted adult or teacher
Share the bullying post
How can you tell if a website is collecting your data?
It asks you to accept cookies or privacy policies
It has colorful pictures
It loads very slowly
It has a lot of ads
Which action helps you maintain a positive digital footprint?
Posting kind comments and helpful information
Sharing your passwords online
Posting embarrassing photos of others
Lying about your age
What should you do before accepting a friend request from someone you don’t know?
Accept it right away
Check with a trusted adult and review their profile
Share your phone number with them
Send them your address
If you receive a message that seems suspicious and asks you to click a link, what should you do?
Click the link to see what it is
Delete the message and tell an adult
Forward it to your friends
Reply with your information
Why is it important to think before you post something online?
Because posts can be deleted easily
Because your posts can be seen by many people and may stay online forever
Because no one will see your posts
Because it’s fun to post quickly
A friend tells you they are being bullied online. What is a good way to support them?
Tell them to ignore it and do nothing
Encourage them to talk to a trusted adult and offer to help
Share the bullying messages with others
Bully the person back
You notice a classmate is suddenly quiet and withdrawn after being active online. What might this be a sign of?
They are just tired
They might be experiencing cyberbullying
They are busy with homework
They are playing a new game
You want to sign up for a new app, but it asks for your full name, address, and school. What should you do?
Give all the information
Ask a parent or trusted adult if it’s safe to share
Make up fake information
Skip the app and tell no one
A friend posts a photo of you online without your permission. What is a responsible way to handle this situation?
Ignore it and hope it goes away
Politely ask them to remove the photo
Post an embarrassing photo of them in return
Tell everyone to comment mean things
You notice a website is asking for your parents’ credit card information to access a “free” game. What should you do?
Enter the information to get the game
Ask your parents before doing anything
Try to guess the credit card number
Ignore the warning signs
If you see a classmate sharing personal information on a public social media account, what is the best way to help them?
Ignore it because it’s not your business
Privately remind them about online safety and suggest they change their settings
Share their information with others
Comment on their post with more personal details
You receive a message from someone claiming to be your school principal, but the email address looks strange. What should you do?
Reply and give them your information
Check with your school or a trusted adult before responding
Forward the message to everyone
Ignore your instincts and respond
You want to create a strong password for your new account. Which of the following is the best strategy?
Use your name and birthdate
Use a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols that are hard to guess
Use “password123”
Use the same password for every account
