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WorksheetsGrade 7 Term 4 lessons 1-5
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the internet?
It's a cloud based server that stores data.
A collection of websites with information.
A global system of interconnected computer networks
Mainly email
What does ISP stand for?
(a)
What is an IP Address?
A unique number given to every device connected to a network that uses the Internet Protocol.
A brand name for high-speed internet cables.
The software used to translate HTML code into a visible web page.
A form of malware used by hackers to steal personal information.
What is the main role of the Internet in relation to the World Wide Web (WWW)?
The Internet is a collection of all linked documents, and the WWW is the hardware connecting them.
The WWW is an application used for email, and the Internet handles everything else.
The Internet is a software program used to view web pages.
It is the underlying physical network and infrastructure that the WWW uses for data transmission.
What is the primary function of a Web Browser?
To translate numerical IP addresses into human-readable domain names.
To physically route data packets between different networks.
To manage a computer's local operating system and files.
To request, interpret, and display web pages written in languages like HTML from a web server.
What is the correct term for a single digital document that contains text, images, and hyperlinks, and is part of a larger collection of similar documents?
Website
Web Server
Web Page
URL (Uniform Resource Locator)
What is the correct term for the action of transferring a file from your personal device to a server on the Internet (such as posting a photo to social media)?
Streaming
Hosting
Upload
Download
What is the primary function of a Router in a home or office network?
To convert the Internet's digital signals into audible tones for dial-up connections.
To forward data packets between different computer networks, directing traffic to its correct destination.
To regulate and control the content published on the Internet.
To permanently store all of a user's web pages and files.
What technology allows devices to connect to a Local Area Network (LAN) and the Internet wirelessly using radio waves?
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
DNS (Domain Name System)
Ethernet
Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity)
What is the primary function of a Search Engine?
To replace the need for an IP address or a DNS server.
To systematically search the World Wide Web for information specified in a textual query and return relevant results.
To host and store the actual files for all websites globally.
To act as the physical point where all major Internet cables meet.
What term describes the trail of data, including emails, browsing history, social media posts, and online purchases, that is left behind by a user's activity on the Internet?
Web Cache
Network Backbone
Digital Handshake
Digital Footprint
What does the CRAAP test look for?
Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, Purpose
Calculations, Readability, Arithmetic, Answers, Programs
Correctness, Reliability, Aim, Accountability, Projection
Clarity, Readability, Arguments, Alignment, Progressiveness
What is the main difference between a traditional search engine (like Google or DuckDuckGo) and an AI search engine (like Copilot or Gemini)?
Traditional search engines give you a direct, summarized answer, while AI search engines only show a list of links.
Traditional search engines only find news articles, while AI search engines only find academic papers.
A traditional search engine provides a list of website links for you to click on, while an AI search engine provides a generated, summarized answer.
AI search engines only work on phones, and traditional search engines only work on computers.
When an AI search engine answers your question, what is a crucial piece of information it often provides that helps you verify its answer?
The exact time the AI generated the response.
The list of websites or sources it used to generate the answer.
The name of the person who coded the AI.
The price of using the AI tool.
What is the most important reason for using the CRAAP Test after you get an answer from an AI search engine?
To make sure the AI tool doesn't charge you money for the answer.
To practice your typing skills when reviewing the sources.
To confirm that the answer is trustworthy, accurate, and current, as AI can sometimes generate incorrect or outdated information.
To check if the source websites have nice colors and graphics.
What is the key difference between paraphrasing and quoting a source?
Paraphrasing means putting the author's ideas into your own words; quoting means using the author's exact words, word-for-word, in quotation marks.
Paraphrasing requires quotation marks, while quoting does not.
Paraphrasing is a type of plagiarism, and quoting is the only acceptable way to use a source.
Paraphrasing is only used for websites, and quoting is only used for books.
The main purpose of citing sources in your report is to avoid plagiarism. Which statement best defines plagiarism?
Putting someone else’s ideas or work into your project without giving them credit.
Only using sources that were written more than ten years ago.
Writing a report that is too long or has too many facts.
Using a website that is not trustworthy according to the CRAAP test.
When you find a shocking news story on a social media site, what is the best first step to determine if the information is fake or real?
Share the story immediately to warn your friends.
Check to see if the website link uses the letter 'x' in the address.
Read only the headline to see if it sounds believable.
Cross-reference the story by searching for the same information on two or three other, well-known news sites or official sources.
Which combination of search techniques is the most effective way to find precise, detailed information using a modern AI search engine?
Use all capital letters and avoid quotation marks to show the AI you are serious about the topic.
Only use short, choppy keywords to save the AI time, then ask follow-up questions to fill in the missing context.
Combine old-school operators (like using quotation marks for an exact phrase) with a new-school, conversational question that provides context.
Ask a single, very vague question and share the results immediately without checking the source.
What are things you should not discuss with an AI?
Your favorite sport, It can't play sport.
Emotional support needs. It is not an empathetic wise human.
Private things that happened to you. The information is not confidential.
Serious or distressing thoughts. AI can give misleading information and can't help you.
