Understanding Digital Citizenship: A Guide for Fifth Graders

Question 1

Which of the following is an example of responsible online behavior?

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Being polite and respectful to others when chatting or posting online

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Creating strong passwords for your online accounts

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Posting personal information, such as your address or phone number, on social media

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Downloading music or movies from the internet without paying for them

Question 2

When using the internet, which action shows responsible digital citizenship?

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Respecting others' privacy

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Cyberbullying

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Sharing my personal information without permission

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Posting hurtful comments

Question 3

What should you do if you are being cyberbullied?

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Report it to a grown-up you trust

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Respond to the bully

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Ignore it

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Retaliate

Question 4

Which action is NOT a part of being a good digital citizen?

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Spreading rumors or false information

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Using technology safely

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Respecting others online

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Protecting your personal information

Question 5

Which of the following should you **not** do online?

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Share personal information with strangers

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Be kind and respectful to others

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Use polite language

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Respect people's privacy

Question 6

What is the main idea of digital citizenship?

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Using technology responsibly and staying safe online

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Spending as much time as you want on the internet

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Ignoring the consequences of your actions online

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Sharing information with everyone you meet

Question 7

What should you do if someone is cyberbullying you?

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Tell a grown-up you trust

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Ignore them

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Cyberbully them back

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Share the cyberbullying with your friends

Question 8

What is a "digital footprint"?

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The record of your online activity

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The size of your screen

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The number of followers you have

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The type of device you use

Question 9

When you create an online account, it's important to:

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Use a strong password and keep it a secret

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Share your password with anyone who asks

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Use the same password for everything

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Never log out of your account

Question 10

What is an example of cybercrime?

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Hacking into a computer

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Playing online games too much

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Posting funny videos

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Downloading educational software

Question 11

What is the most important rule of digital citizenship?

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Treat others online the way you want to be treated

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Never share your personal information online

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Don't download anything from the internet

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Always agree with everything you read online

Question 12

What is responsible online behavior?

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Respecting others' privacy and interactions online

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Posting hurtful comments

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Sharing personal information with strangers

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Downloading music without permission

Question 13

What is the main idea behind digital citizenship?

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To encourage responsible behavior in the digital world

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To keep our privacy safe online

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To prevent cyberbullying and harmful online interactions

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To make sure everyone has access to technology

Question 14

Which of the following is NOT a result of inappropriate online actions?

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Making new friends

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Damage to your reputation

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Loss of access to devices

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Harm to others' feelings or safety

Question 15

What is a digital footprint?

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Information you share online that stays there

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A way to track your location

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A program that protects your computer

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A tool for creating art online

Question 16

Why is it important to pay attention to your digital footprint?

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To keep your information private and your reputation safe

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To improve your online image

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To impress people

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To make it easier for people to find information about you

Question 17

How can you build a good digital footprint?

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Be careful about what you post or share

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Only share positive information about yourself

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Use filters and editing on your photos

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Delete anything negative about you from the past

Question 18

What is an example of a negative digital footprint?

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A mean comment

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A positive review

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A photo with friends

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A video of you singing

Question 19

What is NOT a responsible way to behave online?

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Share personal information with strangers

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Be respectful of others' opinions

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Use strong passwords to protect your accounts

Question 20

Which behavior is NOT responsible online behavior?

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Sharing personal information without permission

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Being respectful of others

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Using appropriate language

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Being aware of online safety

Question 21

What is digital citizenship all about?

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Using technology in a responsible and safe way

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Owning a computer or smartphone

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Spending lots of time online

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Following the latest online trends

Question 22

True or False: It's okay to share your passwords with your friends.

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False

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True

Question 23

Which behavior is inappropriate when using the internet?

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Sharing personal information with strangers

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Being polite online

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Using strong passwords

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Respecting copyright laws

Question 24

Which of these is NOT a rule of 'netiquette'?

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Share personal information publicly

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Be respectful of others

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Use proper grammar and spelling

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Avoid using excessive caps lock

Question 25

Which of these is NOT a quality of a responsible digital citizen?

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Sharing information without thinking

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Respecting other people's opinions

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Helping to prevent cyberbullying

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Using technology to collaborate

Question 26

What is NOT a positive behavior of a digital citizen?

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Sharing personal information with strangers

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Being kind and respectful online

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Keeping passwords secret and strong

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Avoiding copyright infringement

Question 27

What is the main purpose of a digital footprint?

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To record your online activity

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To help you reconnect with old friends

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To safeguard your online identity

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To share pictures of your pets

Question 28

What is the best way to handle online conflicts?

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Inform a trusted adult

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Ignore them

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Respond aggressively

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Post about it on social media

Question 29

When using information or images from the internet, what should you do first?

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Ask the owner for permission.

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Use the information or image without giving credit.

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Only use information or images that are free to use.

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Use the information or image for any purpose.

Question 30

Which of the following is NOT a responsible online behavior?

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Posting hurtful or disrespectful comments

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Using strong, unique passwords

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Respecting others' privacy and feelings

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Sharing personal information only with trusted people

Question 31

Which of the following is NOT a positive use of social media?

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Cyberbullying others

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Connecting with friends and family

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Sharing information and ideas

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Learning new things

Question 32

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of digital citizenship?

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Increased risk of cyberbullying and online threats

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Increased access to information and resources

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Improved communication and collaboration

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Enhanced job opportunities

Question 33

How can you keep your online accounts safe?

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Use strong and unique passwords

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Share your passwords with friends

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Post your personal information publicly

Question 34

Which of the following is considered cyberbullying?

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Sending hurtful or threatening messages online

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Asking someone for help with homework

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Sharing funny pictures with friends

Question 35

What should you do if you see something inappropriate online?

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Report it to a trusted adult

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Share it with your friends

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Ignore it and hope it goes away

Question 36

What does it mean to be a responsible digital citizen?

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Being kind and respectful to others online

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Using technology only for personal gain

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Posting whatever you want, whenever you want

Question 37

Which of the following is not a positive aspect of social media?

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Improving your academic performance

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Staying connected with friends and family

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Sharing information and ideas

Question 38

What is the information you share online called?

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Your digital footprint

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Your profile

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Your history

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Your data

Question 39

If you see something bad online, what should you do?

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Tell a grown-up that you trust

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Ignore it and move on

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Do the same thing to the person who posted it

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Share it with your friends

Question 40

Which of these is NOT a good thing about being a responsible digital citizen?

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You can get a virus

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Your friends will respect you

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You can stay safe online

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You can learn a lot

Question 41

How can parents, teachers, and friends help you be a responsible digital citizen?

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Parents set limits on screen time and online activities, teachers teach you how to stay safe online, and friends show you how to act kindly and respectfully online.

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Only teachers are responsible for teaching you about digital citizenship.

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Parents and friends can set limits on your online activities and model appropriate behavior.

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Teachers and friends can teach you about online safety and model appropriate behavior.

Question 42

What does it mean to be a responsible digital citizen?

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Using technology with respect and accountability

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Spending limited time on digital devices

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Avoiding social media altogether

Question 43

Which of the following is a potential consequence of inappropriate online behavior?

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Damage to reputation or relationships

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Enhanced academic performance

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Improved physical health

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Increased social status

Question 44

How can you protect your online privacy?

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Create strong passwords and consider what you share online

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Accept all friend requests without question

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Share personal information freely

Question 45

Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?

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Sending hurtful or threatening messages online

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Sharing funny videos with friends

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Posting positive comments on someone's profile

Question 46

What should you do if you encounter cyberbullying?

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Tell a trusted adult and block the person

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Ignore the situation and hope it goes away

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Respond with hurtful messages

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Share the bully's messages with everyone you know

Question 47

What is a benefit of digital citizenship education?

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Empowers students to make informed decisions online

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Reduces students' interest in technology

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Eliminates all risks associated with technology use

Question 48

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a digital citizen?

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Hacking into others' accounts

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Using technology responsibly

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Respecting copyright laws

Question 49

What is the best way to protect your personal information online?

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Use strong passwords and be cautious about sharing personal data.

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Ignore privacy settings and share everything online.

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Create multiple accounts with different passwords for each.

Question 50

Which of the following is considered cyberbullying?

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Sending repeated hurtful or threatening messages to someone online.

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Sharing funny memes with friends.

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Asking for help with homework from a classmate.

Question 51

What is the purpose of leaving a digital footprint?

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It shows the trail of our online activities.

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It stores our sensitive personal information for safekeeping.

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It protects our privacy by erasing our online history.

Question 52

Which of the following is an example of responsible online behavior?

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Reporting cyberbullying to an adult or trusted authority.

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Ignoring online threats or harassment.

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Sharing inappropriate or offensive content.

Question 53

What should you do if you encounter cyberbullying?

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Tell a trusted adult, save evidence, and block the bully.

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Respond with anger and threats.

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Ignore it and hope it goes away.

Question 54

Which of the following is a digital right?

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Access to free and open information.

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The ability to hack into other people's computers.

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The right to post offensive or harmful content.

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The right to be anonymous online.

Question 55

Why is digital literacy important?

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It helps us use technology safely and effectively.

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It makes us more popular on social media.

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It helps us get better grades in school.

Question 56

Which of the following is a form of digital divide?

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Lack of access to technology or digital skills.

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Being an expert in video games.

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Having the latest and most expensive gadgets.

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Using social media more than others.

Question 57

How can we promote digital citizenship in our community?

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Educate people about online safety, privacy, and ethics.

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Punish people for inappropriate online behavior.

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Restrict access to the internet.