Grade 7General knowledgequiz16 questions

Digital citizenship

Grade 7: online footprint, respectful communication, copyright, checking sources.

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Questions

  1. What is your digital footprint?

    • A password you share with friends
    • The size of your screen
    • The speed of your internet
    • The trail of data you leave online
    Show answerThe trail of data you leave online
  2. Which choice best protects your privacy on a social media profile?

    • Accept every friend request
    • Post your home address
    • Use one password everywhere
    • Use strict privacy settings
    Show answerUse strict privacy settings
  3. Once you delete a post, no one can ever have saved a copy of it. (True or false?)

    Show answerFalse
  4. Before posting a photo of a friend, what should you do first?

    • Add a funny caption
    • Ask for their permission
    • Check how many likes it may get
    • Tag everyone you know
    Show answerAsk for their permission
  5. A classmate posts something you disagree with. What is the most respectful reply?

    • Explain your view politely
    • Ignore them and gossip about it
    • Make fun of their post
    • Write it all in capital letters
    Show answerExplain your view politely
  6. What do we call repeated unkind or hurtful behaviour toward someone online? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerCyberbullying
  7. Why can sarcasm be risky in a text message?

    • Phones delete sarcastic words
    • Sarcasm is against the law
    • Texts cannot contain jokes
    • The reader can't hear your tone
    Show answerThe reader can't hear your tone
  8. Copyright mainly protects which of these?

    • Any idea you only think about
    • The creator's original work
    • The name of a website
    • Your internet password
    Show answerThe creator's original work
  9. If an image is on the internet, you can always use it however you like. (True or false?)

    Show answerFalse
  10. When you use someone else's work in your project, what should you give them? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerCredit (cite the source)
  11. Which kind of licence usually lets you reuse work if you credit the creator?

    • Creative Commons
    • Driving licence
    • Library card
    • Warranty certificate
    Show answerCreative Commons
  12. Which is the best sign that a website is a reliable source?

    • It has many pop-up adverts
    • It names expert authors and cites evidence
    • It uses lots of exclamation marks
    • It was shared by many people
    Show answerIt names expert authors and cites evidence
  13. Finding out who wrote a story is a good step before you share it. (True or false?)

    Show answerTrue
  14. What is it called when you confirm a claim using several trusted sources? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerCross-checking (verifying)
  15. What does a reverse image search help you find out?

    • How old the photographer is
    • Where else a picture appeared online
    • Whether the photo is in colour
    • Who owns the camera
    Show answerWhere else a picture appeared online
  16. Which is a good way to check a surprising claim?

    • Ask the first person who shared it
    • Count how many people liked it
    • Look for it on trusted sites
    • Read only the headline
    Show answerLook for it on trusted sites

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