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Cyber Citizenship and Netiquette Worksheet

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A person who actively participates in online communities is called a:

a)

User

b)

Netizen

c)

Hacker

d)

Programmer

2.

Cyberspace is a:

a)

Physical room for computers

b)

Virtual space for online communication

c)

Government facility

d)

Gaming device

3.

Which of the following is a good practice of netiquette?

a)

Using offensive words

b)

Sharing private information

c)

Thinking before posting

d)

Ignoring online rules

4.

Access to the internet is considered a:

a)

Right

b)

Privilege

c)

Punishment

d)

Requirement

5.

One cyber right includes being treated respectfully online. This is part of the right to:

a)

Liberty

b)

Life

c)

Privacy

d)

Property

6.

Cyber citizenship refers to:

a)

Playing online games

b)

Online rights, privileges, and responsibilities

c)

Making social media accounts

d)

Designing websites

7.

Which is a cyber responsibility?

a)

Spreading misinformation

b)

Protecting personal data

c)

Cyberbullying

d)

Posting rude comments

8.

Active citizenship in cyberspace means:

a)

Contributing positively to the digital community

b)

Staying silent online

c)

Posting without thinking

d)

Creating multiple accounts

9.

Which statement is TRUE about cyber privileges?

a)

Everyone automatically has unlimited internet access

b)

Accessing the internet is a privilege that not everyone has

c)

Cyber privileges are guaranteed by law

d)

They cannot be taken away

10.

A reliable information source includes:

a)

Rumors

b)

Encyclopedias

c)

Unverified social media posts

d)

Clickbait sites

11.

Which of the following is an example of netiquette?

a)

Ignoring copyright rules

b)

Giving credit to original authors

c)

Posting private conversations

d)

Using ALL CAPS to shout at others

12.

Why should users think before posting?

a)

To spread posts faster

b)

To avoid uploading large files

c)

To prevent misinformation and online harm

d)

To impress others

13.

Which is NOT a type of online information resource?

a)

Database

b)

Online magazine

c)

Television website

d)

Classroom chair

14.

What is an educational portal used for?

a)

Playing games

b)

Watching movies

c)

Accessing web-based learning resources

d)

Downloading music

15.

Which is an example of a top educational website commonly visited by students?

a)

Google

b)

TikTok

c)

Discord

d)

Pinterest

16.

Which best explains the relationship between real-world and cyber citizenship?

a)

Both include rights and responsibilities that guide behavior

b)

Cyber citizenship gives more legal rights

c)

Real citizenship does not affect online behavior

d)

They are completely unrelated

17.

Why is responsibility considered the core of cyber citizenship?

a)

It gives internet privileges

b)

It ensures safe, informed, and ethical online decisions

c)

It increases followers

d)

It allows access to restricted sites

18.

The right to Pursuit of Happiness in cyberspace means:

a)

Posting whatever you want

b)

Exploring interests without undue interference

c)

Always agreeing with others

d)

Avoiding educational websites

19.

Which scenario best demonstrates poor netiquette?

a)

Respecting others' opinions

b)

Sharing verified sources

c)

Posting someone's personal information without consent

d)

Giving credit for borrowed content

20.

A student researching online chooses reputable websites, databases, and educational portals. This shows:

a)

Cyber irresponsibility

b)

Good information literacy

c)

Poor research skills

d)

Random searching