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Digital Citizenship Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is digital citizenship?

a)

Using the internet for shopping

b)

Playing games online

c)

Responsible and appropriate use of technology

d)

Posting on social media

2.

Which of the following is an example of respectful online behavior?

a)

Ignoring messages

b)

Sharing someone’s private photo

c)

Asking permission before tagging someone

d)

Posting rude comments

3.

What should you do if you see cyberbullying?

a)

Join in

b)

Ignore it

c)

Report it to a trusted adult or platform

d)

Share it with friends

4.

Which platform is best for professional networking?

a)

Instagram

b)

TikTok

c)

LinkedIn

d)

Snapchat

5.

What does “netiquette” mean?

a)

Internet slang

b)

Online etiquette and manners

c)

A type of virus

d)

A social media trend

6.

What is a digital footprint?

a)

Your shoe size online

b)

A virus

c)

The trail of data you leave online

d)

Your online password

7.

Which of these helps protect your digital footprint?

a)

Sharing passwords

b)

Posting everything publicly

c)

Using privacy settings

d)

Accepting all cookies

8.

What is the safest way to create a password?

a)

Use your name and birthdate

b)

Use “123456”

c)

Use a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols

d)

Use the same password everywhere

9.

What should you do before clicking on a link in an email?

a)

Click immediately

b)

Forward it to friends

c)

Check the sender and hover over the link

d)

Delete the email

10.

What is phishing?

a)

A game

b)

A way to catch fish

c)

A scam to steal personal information

d)

A social media trend

11.

Why are school internet rules important?

a)

To block fun websites

b)

To make students bored

c)

To keep students safe and focused

d)

To track students

12.

What is one responsibility of a digital citizen?

a)

Posting fake news

b)

Ignoring online threats

c)

Respecting others online

d)

Sharing private info

13.

What should you do if someone sends you inappropriate content?

a)

Save it

b)

Share it

c)

Report and block them

d)

Reply with a joke

14.

Which of these is a responsible use of technology?

a)

Using your phone during exams

b)

Sharing answers online

c)

Researching for homework

d)

Posting memes about teachers

15.

What is copyright?

a)

A type of virus

b)

A way to copy files

c)

Legal protection for creators

d)

A social media rule

16.

What is a digital campaign?

a)

A video game

b)

A shopping ad

c)

An online effort to raise awareness or promote change

d)

A meme challenge

17.

Which of these is an example of a digital campaign?

a)

A TikTok dance

b)

#BlackLivesMatter movement

c)

A YouTube prank

d)

A group chat

18.

What is e-voting?

a)

Voting by mail

b)

Voting in person

c)

Voting online using secure systems

d)

Voting on social media

19.

What is the purpose of an online petition?

a)

To sell products

b)

To collect emails

c)

To gather support for a cause

d)

To create memes

20.

Which platform is commonly used for online petitions?

a)

TikTok

b)

Instagram

c)

Change.org

d)

WhatsApp

21.

What is the digital divide?

a)

A broken computer

b)

A type of virus

c)

The gap between those with and without access to technology

d)

A social media challenge

22.

Which group is most affected by the digital divide?

a)

Gamers

b)

Influencers

c)

People in rural or low-income areas

d)

Teachers

23.

How can schools help reduce the digital divide?

a)

Ban phones

b)

Block websites

c)

Provide devices and internet access

d)

Give more homework

24.

What does digital equality mean?

a)

Everyone has the same phone

b)

Everyone uses social media

c)

Equal access to digital tools and opportunities

d)

Everyone plays the same games

25.

Which of these promotes digital equality?

a)

Charging high fees for internet

b)

Limiting access to tech

c)

Offering free Wi-Fi in public places

d)

Selling expensive devices

26.

What are protected characteristics?

a)

Passwords

b)

Social media accounts

c)

Traits protected by law from discrimination

d)

Online usernames

27.

Which of these is a protected characteristic?

a)

Favorite food

b)

Eye color

c)

Religion

d)

Height

28.

What is discrimination?

a)

A compliment

b)

A joke

c)

Unfair treatment based on personal traits

d)

A meme

29.

What is prejudice?

a)

A legal rule

b)

A type of password

c)

A negative opinion without reason

d)

A social media trend

30.

Which law protects against discrimination in the UK?

a)

Internet Safety Act

b)

Online Protection Law

c)

Equality Act 2010

d)

Social Media Act

31.

What should you do if someone is being excluded online due to their race?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Join in

c)

Speak up and report it

d)

Screenshot and share

32.

Why is it important to think before posting?

a)

To get more likes

b)

To be funny

c)

To avoid hurting others or damaging your reputation

d)

To go viral

33.

What is an example of inclusive online behavior?

a)

Only talking to friends

b)

Blocking people randomly

c)

Welcoming diverse opinions

d)

Sharing private jokes

34.

What is online harassment?

a)

A compliment

b)

A joke

c)

Repeated harmful behavior online

d)

A meme

35.

What is the best way to support someone facing online discrimination?

a)

Ignore them

b)

Share their story without permission

c)

Offer support and report the abuse

d)

Block them

36.

What is a troll online?

a)

A mythical creature

b)

A helpful user

c)

Someone who posts to provoke or upset others

d)

A moderator

37.

What is the role of moderators online?

a)

To post memes

b)

To ban everyone

c)

To enforce rules and keep platforms safe

d)

To promote ads

38.

Why is it important to respect others’ opinions online?

a)

To win arguments

b)

To get followers

c)

To promote healthy discussions

d)

To avoid being blocked

39.

What is misinformation?

a)

A joke

b)

A virus

c)

False or misleading information

d)

A meme

40.

How can you verify online information?

a)

Trust your friends

b)

Believe everything you read

c)

Check reliable sources and fact-check

d)

Share it immediately