APS Cyber Citizenship Test
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A short test to see if you are really ready for your digital licence.
- 1.Who do you think a ‘cyber citizen’ is?
- A.
People online that discussing the online world.
- B.
A group of people who live in the cyber world.
- C.
Someone who lives on Pandora
- D.
Anyone who uses the cyber world.
- 2.Your friends are wanting to log onto your Facebook account so they can chat to a friend of yours, pretending to be you. What should you do?
- A.
Ask why. “Why do you want to chat to this person?, she is your friend on Facebook too”
- B.
No sorry. “Sorry I don’t give out my password.” And stick to your decision.
- C.
Sure guys! “Yes, you can have my password it is …………….. just don’t log in without me knowing! ”
- 3.Everyone has this amazing new game on their iPods. And your parents said they wouldn’t buy it because you have enough apps on your IPod. You don’t want to delete any. So you find a website where it says ‘free game downloads’ and you find the game you want. What should you do?
- A.
No way. This is not a safe site, and you don’t want to download illegally, you will just delete an App so you can get it.
- B.
Click download. Yay, it’s free and your parents don’t have to know about it!
- C.
Um maybe. Everyone at school has it maybe someone will send it to you.
- 4.One of your friends took a funny video of you and your friends talking in accents and dancing. She then says she is going to upload it to Facebookand YouTube when she gets home, you don’t mind because you didn’t look so bad doing it, but you don’t know how you’re other friends feel. What should you do?
- A.
Yea. “That’s an awesome video” you would love for people to see it.
- B.
Um, maybe that’s not a good idea and you tell her to not to put the sound on it.
- C.
No, you should make sure everyone in it feels ok about having it online.
- 5.You are registering for a website and they suggest using a strong password. How do you do this?
- A.
Use your date of birth because nobody knows it.
- B.
Use your name but put a number after it eg Jimmybob07
- C.
Use at least 6 characters mixing upper case, lower case and numbers.
- D.
Use a different password for every website.
- 6.You receive an email or post saying that the service is closing down all inactive accounts and that you should enter your user details to verify your account. What do you do?
- A.
Click the link and follow the instructions on screen to verify your account.
- B.
Verify your account details and forward the post to your friends in case they haven't heard.
- C.
Ignore it and warn your friends about the scam.
- 7.You are better with computers than your parents and they often ask you questions. Your mother asks you about spam, what is it? You tell her…
- A.
Its a tasty snack in a can that almost resembles meat
- B.
Its just harmless advertising
- C.
It can contain viruses and it should be filtered into your junk mail.
- 8.How often do you post negative comments on other peoples online spaces?
- A.
Daily, but always the same persons space and only for a joke.
- B.
Only if I am really mad at someone.
- C.
I don't unless they do it to me first.
- D.
Never
- 9.How often do you use bad language online?
- A.
Often but just with my close friends
- B.
If I'm mad I use it to get my point across.
- C.
Why would I?
- 10.You get a friend invite from someone you don't know, and you have no friends in common. Do you accept?
- A.
Yeah,I can check out their profile when I add them.
- B.
Yeah I don't have to talk to them, but I like having lots of friends on my account
- C.
No if I don't know them, and my friends don't know them, then they might be fine, but they could be a weirdo.
- 11.You are very aware of your digital footprint and try to explain the concept to your parents. What do you say?
- A.
It is important to clear your browsing history
- B.
Sending lots of texts and emails is bad for the environment
- C.
Everything you put online stays there until it is removed and some things can never be removed. This information can be found by people you might not want finding it.
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