APS Cyber Citizenship Test

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1. How often do you post negative comments on other peoples online spaces?

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The correct answer is "Never." This implies that the person does not post negative comments on other people's online spaces under any circumstances. They do not engage in negative behavior online, even if others have done it to them first. This suggests that the person values positivity and avoids spreading negativity online.

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APS Cyber Citizenship Test - Quiz

A short test to see if you are really ready for your digital licence.

2. How often do you use bad language online?

Explanation

The answer "Why would I?" suggests that the person does not use bad language online. They are questioning the need or purpose of using such language, indicating that they do not engage in this behavior.

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3. 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?

Explanation

The correct answer is to refuse to give out your password and stick to your decision. This is important because sharing your password with someone else can lead to unauthorized access to your account and potential misuse of your personal information. It is crucial to maintain the security and privacy of your online accounts by keeping your password confidential.

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4. 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… 

Explanation

Spam refers to unsolicited and unwanted emails or messages that are sent in bulk to a large number of recipients. These messages often contain advertisements or fraudulent content. It is important to filter spam into the junk mail folder because it can potentially contain viruses or malicious links that can harm your computer or compromise your personal information. Filtering spam helps to protect your computer and ensure that you only receive legitimate and important emails in your inbox.

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5. You get a friend invite from someone you don't know, and you have no friends in common. Do you accept?

Explanation

The answer "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" is the correct choice because accepting a friend request from someone you don't know and have no friends in common with can be risky. It is important to prioritize safety and avoid potential interactions with strangers who may have malicious intentions.

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6. 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?

Explanation

The correct answer advises against downloading the game from the website because it is not safe and downloading it would be illegal. Instead, it suggests deleting an app from the iPod if you really want the game. This answer promotes responsible and legal behavior while also considering the safety of the device.

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7. 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? 

Explanation

You should make sure everyone in the video feels okay about having it online.

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8. 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?

Explanation

The correct answer is to ignore the email or post and warn your friends about the scam. This is because it is a common phishing scam where the sender tries to trick you into providing your personal information. Clicking the link and entering your user details can lead to identity theft or unauthorized access to your account. It is important to be cautious and not share any personal information in response to such emails or posts. Warning your friends about the scam can help protect them from falling victim to it as well.

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9. You are very aware of your digital footprint and try to explain the concept to your parents. What do you say?

Explanation

When explaining the concept of a digital footprint, it is important to emphasize that everything one puts online remains there until it is removed, and some things cannot be removed at all. This means that any information shared online can be accessed by people who may not be intended recipients or who may have malicious intentions. It highlights the importance of being cautious about what is shared online and being aware of the potential consequences of one's digital actions.

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 Who do you think a 'cyber citizen' is?

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A 'cyber citizen' refers to anyone who uses the cyber world, which includes the internet and digital technologies. This term encompasses all individuals who engage in online activities, such as browsing websites, using social media platforms, sending emails, and participating in online communities. It does not specifically refer to people discussing the online world or living in the cyber world like in Pandora. Instead, it includes a broader range of individuals who utilize the cyber world for various purposes.

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11. You are registering for a website and they suggest using a strong password. How do you do this?

Explanation

Using at least 6 characters mixing upper case, lower case, and numbers is suggested to create a strong password. This combination of different characters increases the complexity of the password, making it harder for hackers to guess or crack. Using personal information like date of birth or name with a number after it is not recommended as it can be easily guessed or targeted through social engineering techniques. Additionally, using a different password for every website is also a good practice to minimize the risk of multiple accounts being compromised if one password is breached.

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How often do you post negative comments on other peoples online...
How often do you use bad language online?
Your friends are wanting to log onto your Facebook account so they can...
You are better with computers than your parents and they often ask you...
You get a friend invite from someone you don't know, and you have...
Everyone has this amazing new game on their iPods. And your parents...
One of your friends took a funny video of you and your friends talking...
You receive an email or post saying that the service is closing down...
You are very aware of your digital footprint and try to explain the...
 Who do you think a 'cyber citizen' is?
You are registering for a website and they suggest using a strong...
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