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Deepfakes

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word deepfake mean?

a)

A computer-made picture or video

b)

A photo taken by a camera phone

c)

A hand-drawn cartoon by artists

d)

A live show filmed on stage

2.

Is everything online real?

a)

Yes, everything online is always real

b)

Yes, because computers never make mistakes

c)

No, some things are not real online

d)

Maybe, but you should trust all videos

3.

You see a video of your friend flying. What should you do first?

a)

Pause and question if it could be a deepfake

b)

Share it with everyone right away

c)

Believe it because videos are proof

d)

Ignore it and never think about it

4.

Look at the two pictures of the person in the library. Which clue helps you tell the left picture is real?

a)

Calm pose and natural setting

b)

Super bright stage spotlights

c)

Extra long shadow on the floor

d)

Floating books in the background

5.

In the right library picture, what detail suggests it could be a deepfake?

a)

Wearing a striped red tie

b)

Indoor room with bright lights

c)

Standing on a table with microphone

d)

Books on shelves behind them

6.

In the second set of pictures, which scene looks more realistic for everyday life?

a)

Child standing on a volcano edge

b)

Child flying above the clouds

c)

Child in a glowing superhero suit

d)

Child holding an ice-cream

7.

Which tip can help you decide if a picture might be fake?

a)

Ignore the background and shadows

b)

Trust any picture you first see

c)

Only check the colors of clothes

d)

Look for unusual actions or effects

8.

What is one safety problem with deepfakes?

a)

They fix spelling in messages automatically

b)

They use someone’s picture without asking

c)

They make games run very slowly

d)

They help phones charge more quickly

9.

If you see a surprising video online, what should you do first?

a)

Write a funny comment

b)

Share it with many friends

c)

Ask an adult for help

d)

Believe it right away

10.

Why is it hard to know what to trust when many fakes exist?

a)

Because videos always have loud music

b)

Because the internet turns off at night

c)

Because it is hard to know what is real

d)

Because real pictures become invisible

11.

You see a deepfake of your classmate. Which is the best plan?

a)

Save it to watch every day

b)

Believe it and tell everyone

c)

Laugh and post it everywhere

d)

Do not share and ask an adult

12.

What does online identity mean?

a)

Just your computer or tablet

b)

Only your real-life name

c)

Who you are on the internet

d)

The websites you never visit

13.

Which item is part of your online identity in apps and games?

a)

Your favorite school subject

b)

The weather in your town

c)

Only the device you use

d)

Your game character and avatar

14.

You post a silly message in a game chat. How could this affect your digital footprint?

a)

It changes only your device settings

b)

It disappears and no one can find it

c)

It becomes part of what people see about you

d)

It turns into a different username later

15.

Which piece of information is private and should not be shared online?

a)

Your favorite color

b)

Your home address

c)

Your lunch choice

d)

Your pet’s nickname

16.

You see a message asking for your phone number to win a prize. What is the best action to take?

a)

Do not share and tell an adult

b)

Type the number very quickly

c)

Ask a friend for their number

d)

Share only the area code

17.

Which example is safe to share online with classmates?

a)

Your exact home address

b)

A picture of your lunch

c)

Your parent’s phone number

d)

Your house password

18.

A stranger in a game asks where you live. What is the safest plan?

a)

Ask them for their address

b)

Give your city and street name

c)

Do not answer and tell an adult

d)

Say your house is near school