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WorksheetsDigital Citizenship and Online Safety Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does digital citizenship primarily involve?
Owning the latest technology
Using technology responsibly and ethically
Posting frequently on social media
Avoiding all online interactions
Which of the following is NOT a principle of digital citizenship?
Respect for others online
Protecting personal information
Sharing passwords with friends
Thinking critically about online content
Why is understanding copyright important for digital citizens?
To avoid paying for software
To respect creators’ rights and avoid plagiarism
To download music freely
To share content without permission
Which term refers to the ability to evaluate online information for accuracy and bias?
Digital literacy
Cyberbullying
Netiquette
Encryption
What is e-voting?
Voting by mail
Voting electronically using digital systems
Voting in person at a polling station
Voting through social media polls
Which is a major advantage of e-voting?
It guarantees zero fraud
It can increase accessibility for remote voters
It eliminates the need for voter registration
It requires no cybersecurity measures
What is a key risk associated with e-voting?
Too many people voting
Cybersecurity threats and hacking
Lack of voter interest
Increased paper waste
Which technology is often suggested to improve e-voting security?
Blockchain
Social media
Cloud gaming
Virtual reality
What does digital equality mean?
Everyone has equal access to digital tools and internet
Everyone uses the same social media platform
Everyone owns the latest smartphone
Everyone agrees on online opinions
Which of the following is an example of online discrimination?
Blocking spam emails
Denying access to services based on race or gender
Using two-factor authentication
Reporting cyberbullying
Why is promoting equality online important?
To ensure fair participation and prevent exclusion
To make everyone agree on opinions
To reduce internet speed
To allow only certain groups to post
Which law often protects against discrimination online?
Copyright Act
Data Protection Act
Equality Act
Cybersecurity Act
What does digital migration often refer to?
Moving to a new country physically
Transferring data or services to digital platforms
Changing your social media password
Moving files to a USB drive only
Which is a common reason for digital migration in businesses?
To reduce internet usage
To improve efficiency and scalability
To avoid using technology
To delete all data permanently
What is a challenge of digital migration?
Increased paper storage
Data security and compatibility issues
Lack of internet access
Too many physical files
Which technology is often used during digital migration?
Cloud computing
Fax machines
Typewriters
Analog telephones
What is the best way to create a strong password?
Use your name and birthdate
Use a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols
Use the word “password”
Share it with friends for backup
Which of these is an example of phishing?
A secure login page
An email pretending to be your bank asking for details
A verified app update
A strong firewall
Why is two-factor authentication important?
It makes logging in slower
It adds an extra layer of security
It removes the need for passwords
It shares your data with others
Which of the following is a safe online practice?
Clicking unknown links
Using public Wi-Fi for banking
Keeping software updated
Sharing personal details on social media
