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Sarah is recording her friend and taking selfies together while they are at the mall. Sarah posted the video and images on social media that night without getting her friend's permission first. What is this an example of?
Online Privacy
Netiquette
Data breach
Invasion of Privacy
Roger was tlaking about his English exam with a friend while waiting for the bus. He was upset that he didn't do well. His friend was giving him advice. Later, he sees a new social media post making for of his frustration with the exam. What is the information that he shared categorized as?
Public
Private
Identity Theft
Digital Footprint
Tina was advised not to share any personal identifiable information in online game chat rooms. Why is this good advice?
Cybercriminals can use this information to target her in a crime
Cybercriminals can use this information to targe a bank with cybercrime
Her friends will use this information to bully her.
Her hiring managers will view her as careless with information
Harry was notified by his doctor that his online account information was stolen in a cyberattack. What is this an example of?
Netiquette
Online privacy
Data breach
Digital Tracking
Trey spent his summer at his family's beach house. He often had friends over for a bonfire on the beach. Many images were posted of the bonfires. Some showed unethical behavior. Trey applied for a soccer scholarship. He was denied, evn though he is a good player. What likely happened?
Trey's digital footprint showed that he was not a good enough player
Trey's digital footprint showed that he had good character and judgment.
Trey's digital footprint showed that his social life is very important to him
Trey's digital footprint showed risky behavior that concerned the college.
When Nancy became angry at her parents, she would vent in social media posts. She would do the same thing to friends. This happened all through high school. When she applied for a job, she was denied. She was told to clean up her digital footprint and apply again in six months. What must she do next?
Delete all angry posts and comments that made her sound like a bully.
Stop using social media and do some community service
Start using only positive posts and comments on social media
Adjust her privacy settings so that only friends can see her posts.
Phil was playing a game on his PlayStation 5. He left the game on while he took the garbage outside. When he came back, he was kicked out of the game. Later he found his little brother posted comments that got him removed. What could Phil have done to prevent this?
Read the privacy policy
Change the privacy settings to restrictive
Save the game and log off.
Change his profile picture to an avatar
Sheila's mom used her computer to shop for a gift to a baby shower she was going to attend. Now Sheila gets baby-type advertisements all the time. What should Sheila's mom have done to prevent this from happening?
Clear browser history after shopping
Add a browser extension to prevent popups
Allow cookies in the browser settings
Use a private search engine
Debbie uses her full name as her screen name in online gaming. She does not accept friend or chat requests from people she doesn't know. She also does not click on any links that she receives in the chat window. She asks permission before posting pictures of others. What is Debbie doing wrong?
Debbie is using her full name which is considered personal identifiable information
Debbie is posting images of people other than herself, which violates their privacy
Debbie is using the chat room to connect with others in the game
Debbie is allowing links to be sent to her in the chat room.
Natalie loves to play online games. She will play on different platforms if the game is challenging. She recently got suspended from one gaming platform because she posted content that was not allowed. What should Natalie do to ensure this doesn't happen in the other gaming platforms?
Change her email and username so that it is new and unique
Read the game platforms' Terms of Service or Acceptable Use Policy
Only post words and not images in the game's chat room
Only post personal identifiable information in the game's chat room
Todd is holding a video call with a potential employer from his college dorm. Suddenly, loud voices and an argument between Abigail and Kai erupt in the hallway. In the middle of Todd’s important call, his door bursts open and Abigail and Kai storm into the room, still arguing! What could Todd have done to avoid this chaotic interruption?
Todd could have locked his door to prevent anyone from entering the video call.
Todd could have gone to a more private and quiet setting to participate in the video call.
Todd could have asked his dorm friends to behave more professionally during the video call
Todd could have asked the hiring manager to meet at a coffee shop instead of doing a video call.
Benjamin and Maya are both on the high school tennis team. One day, Benjamin's coach talks to him about some surprising pictures of Benjamin on social media. Benjamin had no idea these photos were online and felt pretty embarrassed! What digital boundary can Benjamin set up so this doesn't happen to him again?
Deactivate all his social media accounts so that he can't be tagged in the future on any images.
Never allow anyone to borrow any of his devices so that he can't be tagged in any images.
Change social media settings so that he must approve any image with him tagged in it.
Only be friends on social media with someone that he has met personally.
Eric and his friend Luna were chatting about social media safety. Suddenly, Eric noticed a stranger started following him and left a weird comment on his latest post. What digital boundary should Eric set to keep his account safe?
Remove the person as a follower and change app settings so Eric must approve follow requests
Delete the comment and remove the person as a follower.
Continue to allow anyone to be a follower and comment on his posts but delete the stranger's comment
Remove the comment, then deactivate the account for one month.
Mia wants to help her little brother understand what cyberbullying is, so she decides to give him an example. Her brother is only eight years old and loves stories! Which of the following examples could Mia use to explain cyberbullying in a way he would understand?
Cyberbullying is when someone says something mean to someone at school.
Cyberbullying is when someone says something mean to someone in a text message.
Cyberbullying is when someone shares a nice comment on a picture someone posted
Cyberbullying is when someone shares sad news that happened in their family using a group text.
James and Nora went to a fun party at a friend's house. The next morning, pictures of them at the event started spreading like wildfire on social media. Soon, students were leaving all sorts of comments and rumors on the photos. The principal called James into the office to discuss what was happening. What important lesson can James and Nora learn from this experience?
Cyberbullying will not happen if the person doesn't participate in group gatherings
Cyberbullying can only happen at gatherings if people have smartphones
Cyberbullying is not a big deal because it will resolve itself in a day or two.
Cyberbullying can happen 24/7 and can quickly become out of control.
Abigail was shocked when she found out that her friend had posted private information about her online, making it easy for strangers to identify her. She only discovered this the next day! What type of cyberbullying did Abigail experience?
Dissing
Exclusion
Doxxing
Trickery
After school, William hopped online and posted some really mean comments about his classmates on social media. Later, while gaming, Aiden joined the chat room, and William started calling him awful names in front of everyone. What form of cyberbullying was William guilty of?
Flaming
Cyberstalking
Doxxing
Exclusion
Elijah was deep into an exciting game on his console, chatting with his teammates through his headset. Suddenly, his little sister Abigail burst into the room and asked him a question. After Elijah answered her, one of his teammates asked, "Hey Elijah, who was that?" What should Elijah do?
Elijah should answer the question because the person is a team player.
Elijah should answer the question but not give his sister's full name.
Elijah should ignore the questions and just talk about gameplay.
Elijah should ignore the question, but answer it if promised something.
Michael just started playing a cool new online game. While chatting in the game forum, someone compliments his profile picture and asks if it's a school photo. What should Michael do next?
Michael should share where the picture was taken and how old he was.
Michael should switch his picture to a fun avatar right away!
Michael should say the picture is of his older brother.
Michael should answer honestly and tell them which school he attends.
Elijah loves playing online games and makes a new friend named Avery, who seems super friendly and easy to talk to. After weeks of chatting, Avery suggests they meet up in person. Excited, Elijah agrees, but when they finally meet, Elijah realizes that Avery is not who they claimed to be and is actually a dangerous person. What online risk did Elijah fall victim to?
Slander
Anonymity
Account hacking
Online Grooming
Nora and Emma noticed that someone was using public or private messages to spread cruel information about Abigail, trying to damage her reputation and relationships. What is this harmful online behavior called?
Dissing
Doxxing
harrassment
Flaming
Imagine Kai shares private and sensitive information about Emma online without her permission, just to embarrass her. What is this act called?
Dissing
Exclusion
Doxxing
cyberstalking
Benjamin noticed that someone was using a profile to hide their real identity and cause trouble online. What are such profiles, often used to harass or harm others, called?
Account Hacking
Trickery
Exclusion
Fake Profiles
Evelyn noticed that someone was repeatedly sending hurtful or threatening messages to Maya online, trying to upset her. This continued pattern of behavior is called _________________.
harassment
exclusion
doxxing
flaming
Imagine Mason discovers that someone has been using his social media accounts to post inappropriate content in his name without his knowledge or permission. What is this act called?
Flaming
Harassment
Account Hacking
Cyberstalking
Maya noticed someone was using technology to keep tabs on her every online move, trying to scare or bother her. What is this behavior called?
Harassment
cyberstalking
Flaming
trickery
Kai pretends to be Noah's friend online just to get his secrets and then share them with others. What is this sneaky act called?
Flaming
Trickery
Doxxing
Cyberstalking
Sophia and Rohan are chatting online. What should they never send to someone they do not know?
privacy
limit
message
strange
Sophia told Mason, "Never ___________ someone in person that you became friends with online." What word completes her advice?
meet
message
privacy
trusted
Imagine Rohan sees someone being bullied in the hallway but just walks by without getting involved. What do we call someone like Rohan in this situation?
Upstander
Bystander
Ally
cyberbullying
Imagine Abigail sees Mason being picked on at school. She bravely tells the bullies to stop and also reports what she saw to a trusted adult. Abigail is being a(n) _______________________. Who is she?
Upstander
Ally
Cyberbullying
Bystander
Imagine Charlotte is being bullied at school. Daniel steps in to support her by being a true friend. Daniel is acting as a(n) __________.
Ally
Cyberbullying
Bystander
Upstander
Imagine Scarlett, Noah, and Aiden are chatting online. If someone uses technology to purposely, repeatedly harass, threaten, intimidate, or humiliate others, what would you call that person?
Upstander
Cyberbullying
Ally
Digital drama
Bethany discovered that someone accessed her social media account. They posted several mean posts and comments on her friend's posts. Then she discovered that someone got into her computer and sent emails to her friends as well. Later Bethany discovered it was her sibling who did this. What was likely the problem?
Bethany did not update her operating system when the updates come out.
Bethany did not have her firewall turned on her computer.
Bethany used the name of her pet as her password for all her accounts
Bethany used multifactor authentication on her social media accounts
Joseph does tax returns for customers in the evening. One night the numbers for one of his clients were incorrect. His youngest daughter innocently said she opened some files and pushed buttons. What part of the CIA triad was violated when the data was changed?
Confidentiality
Availability
Privacy
Integrity
Kayden's computer froze while he was working on his report. Earlier he had clicked on an attachment that someone had sent him. He restarted his computer and five minutes later the same thing happened again. What type of malware did the attachment likely contain?
Worm
Adware
Spyware
Ransomeware
Kayden and Ava received an urgent update for their operating system (OS) from the manufacturer. The update was meant to fix a security problem that allowed hackers to secretly access a device through the OS. Once in, the hackers could install harmful malware. What type of threat is this?
Spyware
Trojan
Adware
Worm
Ericka got a new notebook computer for college. She did not install the antivirus software because it was expensive. At the college library she was talking with friends on chat software. A friend sent everyone a funny image they took. Ericka did not click it. What was the likely reason for this?
Ericka was getting too distracted by her friends and needed to focus on her homework.
Ericka was concerned that the image would be violating a copyright infringement.
Ericka did not have software installed to protect her computer from malware.
Ericka did not have her firewall configured on her new computer.
Ryan is trying to use a strong and different password for each of his accounts. However, he keeps forgetting them and has to reset passwords often. What can Ryan do to resolve this issue?
Use a password manager.
Use two-factor authentication
Use antivirus software
Use ransomware software
Joseph left his smartphone on his desk when he quickly went to the drinking fountain. When he came back, he saw Stella and Gage with his phone. They were modifying his phone settings. What should Joseph do to ensure others can't get to his smartphone apps and settings?
Download an app that sets off a funny noise if someone touches his phone.
Use a personal identification number to lock his screen.
Install a firewall on his smartphone to protect his apps and settings.
Ensure antivirus software is installed on the phone to protect it.
Emily said yes to two-factor authentication for her bank and school account. She has used a different strong password for each of these two accounts. What else will she have to do to gain access to her account?
Emily will have to provide a second piece of data to prove her identity.
Emily will have to verify that her firewall is turned on.
Emily will have to ensure that her antivirus software is up to date.
Emily will have to download a required app to gain access to her account
Emily belongs to a gaming forum and chats often with other online gamers. Today one of the online gamers provided a link to install a free game. Emily decides to ignore the link and not click on it. Why was this a good decision?
Her time would be better spent studying her homework.
Her antivirus software would not catch any malware from this website.
The link led to a public domain of games free of copyrights.
The link could have downloaded malware to her device
Kayden was in a hurry to install a game on his device. He clicked through the installation screenshots quickly without reading them. As he was playing his game, he noticed that he was getting random popups. What could Kayden have done differently to avoid this problem?
Installed the game on an old computer first to see how it behaved.
Backed up his computer to an external device or the cloud.
Read each installation screenshot carefully to know what he was downloading.
Installed any operating system updates before installing the game.
When Gustavo and Saniyah try to log in to their school portal, they are asked to enter their password and then a code sent to their phone. What is this practice called, which requires two pieces of data to prove your identity?
Possession
Knowledge
Inherence
Two-factor authentication
Stella logs into her school account by entering a password, which is a piece of data that she knows.
Possession
Knowledge
Inherence
Two-factor authentication
Kayden uses a key card to enter the school building. This key card is an example of a piece of data that you are
Possession
Knowledge
Inherence
Two-Factor Authentication
Emily uses her security badge to access the school lab. This badge is an example of a piece of data that you have.
Possession
Knowledge
Inherence
Two-Factor Authentication
Jayden receives several emails. Which of the following is LEAST likely to indicate a phishing attack?
An email from your bank asks you to call the number on your card to verify a transaction.
An email from a merchant asks that you click on a link to reset your password.
An email from a utility company asks you to enter your date of birth and social security number for verification purposes.
An email that indicates you have won a large sum of money and asks you to enter your bank account number so that money can be transferred to you.
Ryan enters a real web address into his web browser, and it redirects him to a fake website. This is an example of _____________.
access
pharming
pretexting
information
Daniella and Joseph are working on a school project using their computers. Suddenly, Daniella notices her computer is running out of memory and slowing down. Joseph explains that this could be caused by software that multiplies on the computer until the device is out of memory, and it can spread from computer to computer on a network.
Worm
adware
Spyware
trojan
Emily is having trouble with her computer. Is it a good idea for her to share her user name and password with her best friend Christine so Christine can help her?
True
False
Carson and Christine notice that their computer often shows ads and popups after browsing the internet. What type of software is likely responsible for creating these ads and popups by tracking their browser actions?
Spyware
Adware
Worm
Trojan
Ryan installed a free game on his computer. Later, he noticed that the software was secretly gathering sensitive information like passwords and tracking his activities. The gathered data was sent to someone else without his knowledge.
What type of software is this?
Spyware
Adware
Worm
Trojan
Christine downloaded a software that looked useful, but it actually caused damage to her device and provided illegal access to it. What type of software is this?
Spyware
Adware
Worm
Trojan
Kayden received an email with an attachment. After opening it, Kayden found that access to important files on the device was blocked. A message appeared demanding a ransom for the release of the files, and threatened to publish them online unless the ransom was paid. What type of software is this?
Worm
Trojan
Virus
Ransomware
Kayden and Alexis are working on a school project using their laptops. Suddenly, they notice that some files are behaving strangely and causing problems on their devices. They learn that a type of software is making copies of itself and attaching to other files, which then cause damage to their devices or files.
Worm
Trojan
Virus
Ransomware
Isabel and Ryan are discussing ways to protect their online privacy. What should they do?
Share your passwords with trusted friends only
Use the same password for every account for easy recall
Regularly update your privacy settings on social media
Post your personal information on social media to keep your friends updated
Juniper and Ericka are using their computers for a school project. Suddenly, they notice something unusual happening. What is a common sign that their computers might be infected with malware?
Your computer runs faster than usual
You can't find any files on your desktop anymore
Pop-up ads appear frequently
Your computer tells you it's secure
Choose the correct symbol:
SA- Changes or new work based on the original must be shared under the same terms
Choose the correct symbol:
ND - The work cannot be changed or altered; no work derived from the original is permitted
Choose the correct symbol:
BY - Credit must be given to the creator (or author) of the work. Used in ALL CC license types.
Choose the correct symbol:
NC - The work cannot be used to make money
Mia and Owen are working on a school project and want to use a small part of a famous song in their presentation. Which word describes the rule that lets them use portions of copyrighted work without permission, but only in certain ways and specific situations?
Citations
Fair Use
Copyright
Plagiarism
Kayden and Stella are working on a cool art project and want to share their creations online. Which word describes a set of alternative copyright licenses that authors like them can use to show how they'd like their work to be used?
Public Domain
Creative Commons
Copyright Infringement
Plagiarism
Alexis just wrote an amazing song, and Christine painted a beautiful picture. They want to make sure no one uses their creations without permission! What is the word for the legal protection that automatically helps authors like Alexis and Christine protect their original works?
Citations
Copyright
Fair Use
Plagiarism
Mia just finished her art project, but Julio submitted it as his own work! What is the word for the act of passing off another person's creative work or idea as your own?
Plagiarism
Copyright infringement
Creative Commons
Public Domain
Christine just finished her amazing science project and wants to use a cool image she found online. What word describes giving credit to the person who created the work she uses?
Citations
Copyright
Fair Use
Plagiarism
Kayden and Stella are working on a school project and want to use some cool images and music. Which word describes works that anyone can use freely, without worrying about copyright restrictions?
Public Domain
Creative Commons
Copyright Infringement
Plagiarism
Daniella and Kaden are working on a school project, but Daniella notices someone has copied and shared her original artwork without asking! What is the term for this kind of violation of a copyright holder's exclusive rights, like copying, distributing, or performing their work without permission?
Public Domain
Creative Commons
Copyright Infringement
Plagiarism
Which Creative Commons License Type:
Allows you to copy, distribute, change or use the work for noncommercial purposes only.
The creator must be credited, and the new work must be licensed under the same terms.
Which Creative Commons License Type:
Allows you to copy, distribute or use the work for noncommercial purposes only as long as the author is credited.
Which Creative Commons License Type:
Allows you to copy, change, distribute or use the work as long as the creator is credited. Can be used for commercial use.
Which Creative Commons License Type Means:
Allows you to copy, change, distribute or use the work as long as the creator is credited. Can be used for commercial use.
Which Creative Commons License Type means:
Allows you to copy, change, distribute or use the work as long as the author is credited. The new work must be licensed under the same terms. Can be used for commercial use.
Which Creative Commons License Type means:
Allows you to copy, distribute or use the work as long as it is unchanged. Can be used for commercial use. The creator must be credited
After a breathtaking three-month adventure in Alaska, Stella's grandfather returned home with three stunning oil paintings he created of the Alaskan wilderness. Stella and her friend Skylar are amazed and want to help her grandfather make sure no one else can copy his beautiful artwork. What should Stella's grandfather do to legally protect his paintings?
Put his name in the corner of each painting.
Register for a copyright on each painting.
Make digital prints of the painting
File for fair use on each painting.
Emillia and Carson are discussing Lee's dad, who was a famous non-fiction author. He wrote seven amazing books, each with its own copyright. Sadly, Lee's dad passed away last year at the age of 80. If the estate decides not to renew the copyrights, when will those copyrights expire?
The copyrights expire at the moment of the author's death
The copyrights will expire 7 years after the author's death
The copyrights will expire 70 years after the author's death
The copyrights expire at the moment of the author's eldest child's death
Sebastian and Kayden were working on a cool class presentation. Sebastian added tons of awesome pictures he found online, and everyone loved it! But a week later, he got a surprising letter saying he might be in trouble for using those pictures without permission. What do people think Sebastian might be guilty of?
Copyright Infringement
Parody
Citation
Public Domain
Kaden and Alexis are foodies who love trying new recipes. Daniella, their friend, posted ten mouth-watering venison recipes online. Two weeks later, Mauro spotted one of Daniella's recipes being shared on a popular social media page. Why isn't this considered a copyright violation?
Statistical information or measurements can only have a copyright if they contain graphs.
Documents with familiar symbols within them cannot have a copyright.
Recipes are considered the same as a speech and therefore cannot have a copyright.
Common ideas, concepts, or methods of doing something cannot have a copyright.
Christine and Mauro are working on a school project and want to use some cool digital graphics that Emillia created. Emillia used a Creative Commons license for her graphics, specifically CC BY-SA. If Christine and Mauro want to use these graphics and give Emillia credit, how can they use them without breaking the rules of this license?
Each may be copied, changed, distributed or used. Can be used for commercial use, New work must have the same license
Each may be copied, distributed, or used for noncommercial use only
Each may be copied, distributed, changed or used for noncommercial use only. New work must have the same license.
Each may be copied, distributed or used unchanged for commercial use.
Kayden and Alexis are working on a school video project together. They want to add a catchy song in the background, but the music is copyrighted! They decide to use just 30 seconds of the song and loop it. What lets them do this legally?
Creative Commons
Parody
Fair use
Public Domain
Ericka and Brighton found themselves in a pickle when they were accused of copying parts of a report. Turns out, both had used content from the Internet without giving credit! What’s the best way for students like Ericka and Brighton to use someone else’s digital work ethically?
Create a Creative Commons license for their work and reference the other authors
Use only 30% of any book or article found on the internet.
Create citations for information that originated from the internet.
Paraphrase the content in the introduction and conclusion of any report
Kayden, Alexis, and Bethany are working together on a weather video project. They need at least three authoritative sources to make their project shine! While researching, Kayden got so caught up in the excitement that he lost track of all his digital sources. What should they do next time to avoid this stormy situation?
Write down all URLs on a piece of paper.
Use their browser bookmark feature to track their sources.
Ask Google Search what websites they visited in the last week.
Check their browser history to review all websites they visited.
Bethany and Owen are helping Gustavo set up a website for his brand-new bakery. Gustavo decides to use some delicious-looking images he found on Google Search, but he forgets to give credit to the original creators. What could Gustavo be accused of?
Parody
Fair use violation
Public domain Violation
Plagiarism
Silas and Stella are helping Skylar find the copyright owners of some cool, older digital images for their blog. They have no idea who owns them! What would be a smart first step to start their detective search?
Search the United States Copyright Office Public Catalog website to find the owner.
Use many social media posts to ask about the image owners
Use an image description in all the main search engines to find the owner.
Ask a local art museum if they know who the owner could be.
