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DIGITAL COMMMUNICATION

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the instructional text, what best defines digital communication?

a)

The exchange of information using paper-based mail systems

b)

The electronic exchange of information, messages, and data using digital devices and networks

c)

Face-to-face discussion without any technological aid

d)

Transmitting signals only through analog radio waves

2.

Identify the interaction type for each example given in the text by selecting real-time or delayed for each item. Match the example to the interaction type.

a)

Sending your teacher an email for submission — delayed

b)

Posting an announcement on your class group chat — delayed

c)

Attending virtual meetings via Zoom or Google Meet — real-time

d)

Sending your teacher an email for submission — real-time

3.

According to the section on Accessibility and Speed, what distinguishes digital communication in terms of how information reaches people?

a)

It relies on scheduled delivery times within a single country

b)

It can reach people instantly, even across countries

c)

It requires physical mail carriers for urgent updates

d)

It primarily uses printed newsletters for rapid sharing

4.

Which combination of benefits directly supports distance learning and remote work, as specified in the material?

a)

Accessibility and Speed

b)

Convenience and Flexibility

c)

Global Connection

d)

Cost-Effectiveness

5.

Cybersecurity threats aim to steal, damage, or misuse digital data. Which option lists threats consistent with this description?

a)

Phishing, hacking, scams, malware, and viruses

b)

Strong passwords, encryption, backups, and firewalls

c)

Spam filtering, two-factor authentication, and VPNs

d)

User training, patch management, and access controls

6.

Which challenge of digital communication is most likely when a text message lacks emotional context, leading the receiver to misunderstand the sender’s intent?

a)

Privacy issues

b)

Information overload

c)

Miscommunication

d)

Cybersecurity threats

7.

Video conferencing tools enable face-to-face interaction online using which combination of features?

a)

Text-only messages with archiving

b)

Voice, video, and screen-sharing

c)

Emojis, stickers, and reactions

d)

Automated CC/BCC forwarding

8.

According to the description of social media platforms, what is their primary purpose in digital communication?

a)

To allow people to share information, express ideas, and build online communities

b)

To manage project tasks and deadlines within teams

c)

To provide secure email services for formal business communication

9.

Which statement best captures a disadvantage of social media platforms?

a)

They require an internet connection to function

b)

They may contribute to the spread of fake news or misinformation

10.

Which statement best defines ethics in digital communication as presented: using technology in a responsible, fair, and respectful manner that shows integrity and kindness in every message, post, or comment?

a)

Following platform rules to avoid penalties

b)

Using technology in a responsible, fair, and respectful manner that shows integrity and kindness

c)

Maximizing audience reach regardless of impact

d)

Prioritizing anonymity over accountability

11.

Misinformation refers to spreading false or unverified information, whether intentionally or accidentally. Which option illustrates misinformation?

a)

Publishing an article after verifying data from multiple credible sources

b)

Forwarding a rumor without checking its authenticity

c)

Citing a peer-reviewed study with accurate attribution

d)

Correcting an outdated statistic with current official figures

12.

Plagiarism is using someone else’s work or idea without giving proper credit. Which practice constitutes plagiarism?

a)

Paraphrasing an article and citing the original author

b)

Quoting a report with quotation marks and a reference

c)

Copying a blog post and posting it under your name without attribution

d)

Summarizing a paper and linking to the source

13.

Deception and impersonation involve lying or pretending to be someone else online to gain advantage or trick others. Which option is an example of deception?

a)

Using a screen name that indicates your hobby

b)

Creating a fake account posing as a customer to discredit a competitor

c)

Setting privacy settings to friends-only

d)

Auto-generating captions for accessibility

14.

Fill in the blank: (a)   refers to spreading false or unverified information, whether intentionally or accidentally.

15.

According to the Ethical Issues Summary Table, which effect is associated with Cyberbullying when the description is “Using tech to harm others” and the example given is “Posting insults”?

a)

Loss of trust

b)

Dishonesty

c)

Emotional trauma

d)

Confusion

16.

According to the guideline “Think before you click,” which self-check best supports responsible posting?

a)

Post quickly to capture attention before others do

b)

Ask yourself: Is it kind? Is it true? Is it necessary?

c)

Share only if the content is entertaining, regardless of accuracy

d)

Assume the audience will understand your intent without context

17.

A classmate writes a harsh reply filled with sarcasm. Which action aligns with the “Be respectful and kind” guideline?

a)

Respond with a sharper insult to make your point clear

b)

Ignore the message and block all future communication automatically

c)

Disagree politely and avoid personal attacks or sarcasm

d)

Publicly shame the classmate to discourage future behavior

18.

Which statement best captures the meaning of “Think before you click”?

a)

Reflect on your message before posting and evaluate whether it is kind, true, and necessary

b)

Post immediately to maintain momentum and engagement

c)

Forward content if it is trending, regardless of its source

d)

Assume privacy settings will correct any mistakes after posting

19.

Which action violates the guideline to respect others online?

a)

Avoiding personal attacks in a disagreement

b)

Using sarcasm to belittle someone during a debate

c)

Politely expressing a different viewpoint

d)

Taking time to reflect before posting

20.

You receive a link to a surprising claim. What should you do first to practice responsible digital citizenship?

a)

Share it immediately so others can weigh in

b)

Verify the source and assess whether the claim is true and necessary to share

c)

Assume it is accurate because a friend posted it

d)

Add a sarcastic comment to make it entertaining