Acceptable Use Policy Quiz

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I am creating a quiz for my special needs students to assess comprehension of our district's electronic authorization policy. This is being used in conjunction with project-based learning.

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1.

What is the name of our school district?
- A.
  
  Chester Grade School
- B.
  
  Chester Yellowjackets
- C.
  
  Chester CUSD #139
Correct Answer
C. Chester CUSD #139

Explanation
The correct answer is Chester CUSD #139. This is the name of our school district.

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Which of these activities would be considered unacceptable use by our policy?
- A.
  
  Practicing multiplication facts online
- B.
  
  Using another's account or password
- C.
  
  Writing an essay
Correct Answer
B. Using another's account or password

Explanation
Using another person's account or password would be considered unacceptable use according to the policy. This is because it violates the principle of privacy and security. Unauthorized access to someone else's account or password can lead to misuse, unauthorized actions, and potential harm to the account owner. It is important to respect the privacy and security of others by not using their credentials without permission.

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3.

For the next 5 questions, refer to the first line: According to our policy, is it okay to: download unauthorized software?
- A.
  
  Yes
- B.
  
  No
Correct Answer
B. No

Explanation
According to the given policy, it is not okay to download unauthorized software.

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4.

--play games?
- A.
  
  Yes
- B.
  
  No
Correct Answer
A. Yes

Explanation
The given answer "yes" suggests that playing games is a possible activity or a valid option.

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5.

--use inappropriate language on the computer?
- A.
  
  Yes
- B.
  
  No
Correct Answer
B. No

Explanation
The answer "no" suggests that it is not appropriate to use inappropriate language on the computer. This implies that using inappropriate language is not acceptable behavior and goes against proper etiquette or guidelines for computer usage.

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6.

--participate in anything online that costs money?
- A.
  
  Yes
- B.
  
  No
Correct Answer
B. No

Explanation
The given question asks whether the person participates in anything online that costs money. The answer "no" indicates that the person does not engage in any online activities that require payment.

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7.

What should you do if someone you know is planning to upload a virus to a school computer?
- A.
  
  Ignore it--it's probably just a joke
- B.
  
  Tell your teacher or other staff member
- C.
  
  Try to talk that person out of doing it
Correct Answer
B. Tell your teacher or other staff member

Explanation
If someone you know is planning to upload a virus to a school computer, it is important to inform a teacher or staff member. This action is necessary to prevent any potential harm or damage to the school's computer system. Ignoring it as a joke could lead to serious consequences, and trying to talk the person out of it may not be effective. Seeking help from a trusted authority figure is the responsible course of action in this situation.

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If you vandalize a computer or other electronic device at school, what could happen to you?
- A.
  
  You could lose your computer privileges
- B.
  
  Your parents could be notified
- C.
  
  You could receive detentions or a suspension
- D.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above

Explanation
If you vandalize a computer or other electronic device at school, you could face multiple consequences. Firstly, you could lose your computer privileges as a punishment for your actions. Additionally, your parents could be notified about the incident, informing them of your misconduct. Lastly, you could receive detentions or even a suspension from school as a disciplinary measure. Therefore, all of the mentioned consequences are possible outcomes for vandalizing a computer or electronic device at school.

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Acceptable Use Policy Quiz

What is the name of our school district?

Which of these activities would be considered unacceptable use by our policy?

For the next 5 questions, refer to the first line: According to our policy, is it okay to: download unauthorized software?

--play games?

--use inappropriate language on the computer?

--participate in anything online that costs money?

What should you do if someone you know is planning to upload a virus to a school computer?

If you vandalize a computer or other electronic device at school, what could happen to you?