Digital Citizenship for Year 5: Be a Responsible Online Citizen

Question 1

How can you best manage your digital footprint?

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Only share things you're comfortable with others seeing.

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Share everything you do online.

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Never share anything online.

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Share all your personal information online.

Question 2

Which of these is a potential downside of using social media?

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Accessing and spreading misinformation

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Staying connected with friends and family

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Sharing experiences and creating memories

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Learning new things

Question 3

Which of these is NOT a responsibility of a good digital citizen?

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Spending too much time on social media

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Respecting others' privacy

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Being aware of the risks of sharing personal information online

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Using strong passwords

Question 4

Which of the following is NOT something a responsible digital citizen should do when interacting with others online?

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Share personal information, like your address or phone number, with strangers

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Be polite and respectful, even if you don't agree with someone

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Think about your online behavior and how it might affect others

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Use strong passwords and keep them secret

Question 5

When chatting online with someone you don't know, what's the best way to keep yourself and your personal information safe?

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Always tell your parents before meeting in person with someone you meet online.

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Share your address and phone number with them.

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It's okay to share your full name and school with new online friends.

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You don't need to worry about your privacy when using the internet.

Question 6

What is NOT a key aspect of being a responsible digital citizen?

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Sharing personal information, like passwords, with friends

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Being polite and respectful to others online

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Keeping your devices safe from viruses

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Knowing your rights and responsibilities online

Question 7

What does it mean to be a good digital citizen?

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Protecting your personal information and respecting others' privacy

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Reporting inappropriate or harmful content

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Using technology to hurt others

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Sharing everything you want online without thinking about the consequences

Question 8

Which of these is NOT a key rule of being a good digital citizen?

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Share your personal information online

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Be polite and respectful online

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Protect your privacy and security online

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Help others in the digital world

Question 9

Which of these is NOT a good digital citizenship practice?

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Sharing personal information without permission

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Being polite and respectful online

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Using technology for learning

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Avoiding cyberbullying

Question 10

What is NOT a key aspect of being a responsible digital citizen?

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Sharing personal information with strangers

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Respecting others online

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Protecting your privacy

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Understanding digital rights

Question 11

What is NOT a benefit of being a responsible digital citizen?

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Harming or bullying others online

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Staying safe from online dangers

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Treating others online with respect

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Keeping your personal information private

Question 12

Which three things should you do to be a responsible digital citizen?

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Use strong passwords, keep personal information private, and respect others online.

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Share your password with friends, post everything you do online, and talk to strangers in chat rooms.

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Use public Wi-Fi without a password, click on every link you see, and download anything you find online.

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Bully others online, spread rumors, and use technology to cheat on tests.

Question 13

When playing online games, which of these is NOT a responsible way to use technology?

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Share your personal information with other players

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Be kind and respectful to other players

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Play only games that are age-appropriate

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Take breaks from playing games to do other activities

Question 14

What is NOT considered part of your digital footprint?

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The number of books you own

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Comments on social media

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Photos shared online

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Your online search history

Question 15

When using technology, which of the following should you avoid doing?

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Sharing personal information with strangers

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Being kind to others online

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Using technology to learn new things

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Helping others with technology

Question 16

Which of these actions is NOT a responsible way to behave online?

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Sharing someone's personal information without their permission

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Being kind and respectful to others

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Thinking before posting something

Question 17

What is NOT a benefit of being a responsible digital citizen?

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Making new friends online

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Protecting our privacy online

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Learning about new things and sharing our ideas

Question 18

How can you best protect your personal information when using the internet?

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Only share personal information with websites and apps you trust.

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Share your name, address, and phone number with anyone who asks.

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It's okay to share personal information with anyone who says they're trustworthy.

Question 19

What is the best way to use technology responsibly?

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Use a strong password to protect your online accounts

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Share personal information with strangers online

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Post hurtful comments about others on social media

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Spend excessive amounts of time playing video games

Question 20

Which of these is NOT a benefit of using the internet responsibly?

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Wasting time and getting distracted

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Staying connected with friends and family far away

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Learning new things and developing skills

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Finding helpful information for school projects

Question 21

Which of these actions should you avoid to protect your privacy online?

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Posting everything you do on social media

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Using strong passwords

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Sharing personal information only with trusted individuals

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Using a VPN

Question 22

What is NOT a responsibility of a good digital citizen?

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Using the internet to bully or harass others

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Respecting others' privacy

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Sharing personal information responsibly

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Understanding the impact of digital technology

Question 23

When taking part in online discussions, which of these is a good rule to follow?

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Be respectful and consider others' views.

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Use lots of capital letters and exclamation marks to make your points stand out.

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Share your personal details freely, as it can help you make friends.

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Interrupt others and try to control the conversation.

Question 24

To stay safe online, what's the most important thing to do?

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Be aware of online dangers

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Use a strong password

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Install security software

Question 25

Which action is NOT respectful online?

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Posting hurtful comments

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Listening without interrupting

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Using polite language

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Respecting privacy

Question 26

How can you keep your personal information safe when using the internet?

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Use strong passwords and turn on two-step check for your online accounts

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Share your full name, address, and phone number on social media

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Click on links in emails from people you don't know or that look suspicious

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Never delete your browser's history or cache

Question 27

When using the internet, what's the most important thing to keep in mind?

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Being kind and respectful, and keeping your personal information safe

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Having fun and playing games online

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Knowing how to use the latest apps and software

Question 28

When using technology responsibly, which skill is important for finding trustworthy information online?

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Checking if sources are reliable

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Believing everything you read

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Sharing personal information with strangers

Question 29

When chatting online, which rule helps create a friendly and welcoming space for everyone?

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Think about how others might feel and avoid saying things that could upset them

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Use mean words and make personal attacks

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Ignore people who disagree with you and only talk to those who think like you

Question 30

Which action is not a good digital citizenship practice?

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Sharing personal information with strangers online

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Being polite and respectful online

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Protecting your privacy with strong passwords

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Being aware of your digital footprint

Question 31

Which of these is an important part of being a good digital citizen?

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Being kind and respectful to others online

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Sharing personal information with strangers

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Using technology only for playing games

Question 32

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of cyberbullying?

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Physical injury

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Emotional distress

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Damage to reputation

Question 33

Cyberbullies often use mean tactics to hurt others online. Which of these is NOT a common tactic used by cyberbullies?

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Hacking into the victim's social media accounts

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Posting embarrassing photos or videos of the victim

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Sending threatening or harassing messages

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Creating fake profiles to spread rumors

Question 34

You're using the internet to find information for a school project. What's the best way to use technology responsibly?

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Cite the sources of information you use in your project

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Copy and paste information from websites without checking the sources

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Use images and videos from the internet without asking permission

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Make up information and pretend it's from a reliable source

Question 35

When using the internet, it's important to behave responsibly. Which of these actions is NOT responsible?

Accepted Answer

Downloading music and movies without paying for them

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Being kind and respectful to others online

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Protecting your personal information and password

Question 36

How can you best manage your digital footprint and protect your online reputation?

Accepted Answer

Check your online presence regularly, adjust privacy settings, and remove anything inappropriate.

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Delete all social media accounts and avoid using the internet.

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Post whatever you want online without thinking about the consequences.

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Use different fake profiles to keep your online activities separate.

Question 37

When chatting online, it's important to be polite. Which of these is a good way to behave?

Accepted Answer

Thinking carefully about what you write and how it might sound to others

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Using rude or mean language

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Sharing other people's private information without asking

Question 38

To stay safe online, it's important to keep your personal information private. What's the best way to do this?

Accepted Answer

Use strong passwords and keep them secret.

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Share your full name, address, and phone number on social media.

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Click on every link in an email, even if you don't know the sender.

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Share your personal information with people you meet online without checking who they are first.

Question 39

Your digital footprint is the trail of information you leave online. Which of the following is NOT part of your digital footprint?

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Your favorite color

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The websites you visit

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The photos you post online

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The emails you send and receive

Question 40

What does it mean to be a responsible digital citizen?

Accepted Answer

Respecting others' opinions and privacy online.

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Using technology to connect with others.

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Only using technology for schoolwork.

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Avoiding all online risks.

Question 41

What is NOT a good way to be a responsible digital citizen?

Accepted Answer

Sharing personal information with strangers

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Being kind and respectful to others online

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Using a strong password to protect your accounts

Question 42

When browsing the internet, which of these actions is important for staying safe online?

Accepted Answer

Understanding the privacy settings on websites and social media

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Clicking on every pop-up advertisement that appears

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Sharing personal information, like your name and address, with strangers

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Downloading software or files from untrustworthy sources

Question 43

What is the best way to behave respectfully online?

Accepted Answer

Treat others the way you would like to be treated online.

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Post hurtful or offensive messages to others.

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Share personal information about classmates without their permission.

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Use strong language and insults to express disagreement.

Question 44

Which of the following best describes the key difference between 'digital literacy' and 'digital citizenship'?

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Digital literacy focuses on technical skills, while digital citizenship emphasizes responsible online behavior.

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Digital citizenship is about using technology for schoolwork, while digital literacy is for personal use.

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Digital literacy refers to knowledge of different software, while digital citizenship is about social media usage.

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There is no difference between digital literacy and digital citizenship.

Question 45

Which of these actions should you avoid to protect your privacy online?

Accepted Answer

Posting everything you do on social media

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Using strong passwords

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Only sharing personal information with people you trust

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Checking the privacy settings on websites and apps

Question 46

How can educators and parents work together to teach children and young people about being responsible digital citizens?

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Educators and parents should work together to teach children about digital citizenship, involving them in the process.

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Educators should lead by example and provide guidance, while parents monitor their children's online activities.

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Parents should teach their children about digital citizenship, while educators provide a safe learning environment.

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Educators should teach technical skills, while parents teach ethical values about digital citizenship.

Question 47

How can digital citizenship contribute to a more connected and understanding global community?

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By connecting us with people worldwide, sharing ideas, and fostering empathy and understanding.

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By providing tools to monitor and control others' online activities, ensuring safety and compliance.

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By isolating us from those who differ, safeguarding our own culture and values.

Question 48

How can students best learn about being good digital citizens and change the way they think and act online?

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By learning about it in class and discussing real situations

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By being given a list of rules for the internet

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By reading stories on social media about good digital citizenship

Question 49

How does being a responsible digital citizen impact our online interactions?

Accepted Answer

It helps us connect with others and learn, but it can also lead to conflicts if we don't use it wisely.

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It only makes it easier to connect with others, there are no possible downsides.

Question 50

How can digital citizenship help make the internet more inclusive?

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Using social media to raise awareness about issues faced by different groups of people.

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Only talking to people who agree with you online.

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Using technology to bully or harass others.

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Ignoring people who ask for help online.

Question 51

How can educators and parents work together to teach children and young people about being responsible digital citizens?

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By organizing workshops where children learn about online safety together.

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By educators making online resources for parents to use at home.

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By leaving digital citizenship education to parents only.

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By having parents check everything children do online.

Question 52

Which of these is NOT a crucial rule to stay safe while using the internet?

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Ignore messages from unknown people.

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Never share personal details, like your address or phone number.

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Be cautious about which websites you visit.

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Tell an adult you trust if something makes you feel uncomfortable online.

Question 53

What is the name for the personal information you share online, like your name, email, and birthday?

Accepted Answer

Personal data

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Digital footprints

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Privacy settings

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Online profiles

Question 54

Which type of information should you NEVER share online?

Accepted Answer

Your social security number

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Your name

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Your email address

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Your school name

Question 55

How does your online activity affect your reputation, and what steps can you take to manage it?

Accepted Answer

I should regularly check and manage my online activity, using privacy settings and thinking about how it might affect me.

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It doesn't affect my reputation, so I don't need to worry about it.

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I can delete anything negative from my online presence when I turn 18.

Question 56

How does social media affect the way we communicate and engage with information?

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It connects people with shared interests.

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It personalizes content for each user.

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It restricts daily usage time.

Question 57

How can virtual reality (VR) influence responsible online behavior and digital citizenship practices?

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Promote empathy and understanding of diverse perspectives.

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Limit opportunities for in-person interactions and social growth.

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Increase incidents of cyberbullying and online harassment.

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Make physical interactions in social situations obsolete.

Question 58

How can our online presence influence our self-perception?

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It allows us to create an online identity different from our real-life self.

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It has no effect on our identity.

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It boosts our confidence in real-life interactions.

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It has no impact on our sense of self.

Question 59

It is important to be respectful to others online. Which of these is NOT a good online habit?

Accepted Answer

Sharing personal information without permission

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Being kind and polite

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Protecting your passwords

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Asking for help when needed

Question 60

What should you do if you see someone being cyberbullied?

Accepted Answer

Tell a grown-up you trust

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Pretend you didn't see it

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Send a message to the bully

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Post about it on social media

Question 61

Which of the following helps protect your privacy online?

Accepted Answer

Using strong passwords

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Sharing your location with everyone

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Posting everything about your life on social media

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Clicking on every link you see

Question 62

What is the name of the law that keeps children safe online in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Children's Online Safety Act

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Digital Citizenship Act

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Internet Safety Law

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Cyberbullying Prevention Act

Question 63

What should you do if you come across something inappropriate online?

Accepted Answer

Report it to a grown-up

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Ignore it

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Share it with your friends

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Post it on social media

Question 64

What is the best way to handle conflicts online?

Accepted Answer

Try to talk it out

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Insult the other person

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Block them

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Ignore them