WorksheetsAppropriate Online Behavior Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 13mins
Privacy settings (noun)
Options that control who can see your information online.
Settings that determine the color scheme of a website.
Features that enhance the speed of internet browsing.
Tools that manage the storage space on a device.
Platforms (noun)
Online services or sites where people can interact.
Physical locations for gatherings and events.
Types of software used for gaming.
Devices used for communication.
Digital presence (noun)
The way you appear and act on the internet.
A type of online advertisement.
A measure of your internet speed.
The number of followers you have on social media.
Online (adjective)
Connected to the internet.
A type of offline storage.
A method of data encryption.
A form of digital currency.
Moderators (noun)
People who oversee and manage online discussions.
Individuals who create online content.
Users who participate in online discussions.
Automated systems that filter online comments.
Cyber bully (noun)
A person who uses the internet to harm or upset others.
A person who promotes positive behavior online.
A person who creates content for educational purposes.
A person who helps others navigate the internet safely.
Report (verb)
To tell someone in charge about bad behavior online.
To create a detailed document about an event.
To express an opinion on a topic.
To summarize a book or article.
Footprint (noun)
The mark or impact you leave behind.
A type of shoe design.
A measurement of distance traveled.
A symbol of environmental awareness.
Digital citizenship (noun)
Being responsible and respectful online.
Ignoring online etiquette.
Sharing personal information freely.
Engaging in cyberbullying.
Username (noun)
A name you use to identify yourself on the internet.
A type of password used for security.
A software application for managing accounts.
A term for a person's real name.
