7th Grade Internet Safety
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When online surfing the web, information I should never give out is
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My real name, address, name of my school, or my photograph.
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The name of my favorite book.
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The name of my favorite superhero.
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The internet can be the source of a lot of information and a great way to buy things and even meet some people in different areas in the world. Over the month, we have been able to cover some ways in which we can ensure we do not fall prey to malicious people. Take the quiz and test your internet See moresafety knowledge.
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Private Identity information includes
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Favorite book
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Favorite movie
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Full name
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Name of my pet
Correct Answer
A. Full nameExplanation
Private identity information includes personal details that uniquely identify an individual, such as their full name. This information is considered private as it is typically used for identification purposes and can be used to access sensitive personal accounts or information. Sharing one's full name can potentially lead to identity theft or unauthorized access to personal data. Therefore, it is important to keep this information confidential and only share it with trusted sources.Rate this question:
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If I meet someone online and they tell me to keep a secret from my parents, I should
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Keep the secret, after all, they are my friend!
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Tell all my friends because I don't like to keep secrets.
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Tell my parents or a trusted adult because I should never keep secrets from my parents.
Correct Answer
A. Tell my parents or a trusted adult because I should never keep secrets from my parents.Explanation
The correct answer is to tell my parents or a trusted adult because I should never keep secrets from my parents. This is important because our parents are responsible for our well-being and safety, and they need to be aware of any potential risks or dangers. Keeping secrets from them could put us in harm's way or make it difficult for them to protect us. It is always better to be open and honest with our parents or a trusted adult about any concerns or situations we encounter online.Rate this question:
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As I travel through "Cyberspace" I should never
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Agree to meet up with someone I meet online.
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Give out personal or private information.
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Use the Internet to help me with my homework.
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Both A and B.
Correct Answer
A. Both A and B.Explanation
The correct answer is both A and B. When traveling through "Cyberspace," it is important to never agree to meet up with someone you meet online as it can be dangerous. It is also important to never give out personal or private information to protect your privacy and security.Rate this question:
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While online, if someone sends me something that makes me feel uncomfortable, I should
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Keep it a secret.
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Ignore it.
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Tell a parent or trusted adult.
Correct Answer
A. Tell a parent or trusted adult.Explanation
When someone sends something online that makes us feel uncomfortable, it is important to seek help and support from a parent or trusted adult. Keeping it a secret may prolong the discomfort and potentially put us at risk. Ignoring it may not address the issue or prevent further incidents. By confiding in a parent or trusted adult, we can receive guidance on how to handle the situation and ensure our safety online.Rate this question:
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The use of the Internet to harm people, in a deliberate, repeated manner is called
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Chatting.
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Surfing.
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Bullying.
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Cyberbullying.
Correct Answer
A. Cyberbullying.Explanation
Cyberbullying refers to the intentional and repetitive use of the Internet to harm individuals. It involves various forms of harassment, such as sending threatening messages, spreading rumors, or sharing embarrassing content online. The term "chatting" refers to engaging in online conversations, while "surfing" refers to browsing the Internet. Although bullying can occur in various contexts, such as in person or through other means, cyberbullying specifically pertains to harmful behavior carried out online.Rate this question:
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Netiquette is
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Treating others as badly as they treat you.
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Repeat messages over and over so others don't get a chance to talk.
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Being a polite and good online citizen.
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Not being a good online citizen.
Correct Answer
A. Being a polite and good online citizen.Explanation
Netiquette refers to the proper behavior and manners that individuals should adhere to when communicating online. It involves treating others with respect, being polite, and following basic rules of etiquette in online interactions. This includes refraining from engaging in negative or disrespectful behavior, such as treating others badly or repeating messages excessively to dominate the conversation. Instead, netiquette encourages individuals to be considerate, kind, and responsible online citizens, fostering a positive and respectful online environment.Rate this question:
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There is someone in a chatroom saying she is fourteen years old. Would you automatically believe her?
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Yes.
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No.
Correct Answer
A. No.Explanation
The correct answer is "no" because it is not wise to automatically believe someone's age claim in a chatroom. Online platforms can be anonymous, making it easy for individuals to lie about their age or identity. It is important to exercise caution and verify information before trusting someone online, especially when it comes to personal details like age.Rate this question:
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