Digital Citizenship Quiz Questions And Answers
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Which of the following online behaviors is NOT considered a responsible example of digital citizenship?
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Respecting others' opinions and viewpoints in online discussions.
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Sharing personal information and passwords freely on social media.
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Citing sources properly when using online content for schoolwork.
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Protecting your online reputation by posting thoughtfully and respectfully.
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In this day & age of digital connectivity, people need to follow some set of rules. Our ' Digital Citizenship Quiz Questions And Answers ' will test your knowledge about the various etiquettes of digital functioning. We as American citizens must partake in inequality & nondiscrimination on the internet. The following quiz will test you on various aspects of the See moredigital age. Are you ready for the quiz? Make sure to read all the questions carefully before answering. All the very best and keep learning!
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Digital Access: full electronic participation in society regardless of gender, race, age, ethnicity, and physical or mental challenges. Technology-based assignments should be:
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Avoided because some students may not have access to technology at home
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Integrated into the classroom
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Approached cautiously for fear of offending someone
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Assigned for out of class work only
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A. Integrated into the classroomExplanation
#5 - Correct answer is B. Technology can be a helpful tool to align lessons with standards. Technology can assist instructors to be more efficient in their teaching.Rate this question:
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Digital Responsibility: electronic responsibility for actions and deeds which is either ethical or unethical. Information on the internet is:
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Copyrighted and should be treated as other's property
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Available for anyone to use as they want
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Easy to copy and paste so it looks original
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Unreliable and should be held suspect
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A. Copyrighted and should be treated as other's propertyExplanation
Digital responsibility emphasizes the ethical handling of online content, recognizing that much of the information available on the internet is copyrighted and belongs to someone else. This means that information, media, and software should be treated with respect for ownership and intellectual property rights, much like physical property. Using it without permission can be equivalent to theft or infringement. Ethical digital behavior involves acknowledging creators' rights and seeking permission where necessary, or using content designated as free-to-use or open source.Rate this question:
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Digital Communication: electronic exchange of information. E-mail messages should be:
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Long and full of details
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Made up of many ideas
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Short and to the point
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Sent without a subject line
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A. Short and to the pointExplanation
Correct answer is C. E-mail is intended for short communication. Long and involved e-mails are
often either not read or filed for later review. A descriptive subject line can alert the user about importance and content in the e-mail.Rate this question:
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Digital Education: process of teaching and learning about technology and the use of technology. The most appropriate use of technology in schools is to:
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Electrify what we have done in the past
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Help teachers align their curriculum with the standards
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Only write papers
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Play games during class
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A. Help teachers align their curriculum with the standardsExplanation
#5 - Correct answer is B. Technology can be a helpful tool to align lessons with district, state or
federal standards. Technology can assist instructors to be more efficient in their teaching.Rate this question:
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Digital Commerce: electronic buying and selling of goods. Searching for information about products online before buying is:
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A good idea and often allows for finding the best price
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Too time consuming
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A lot of work and not very informative
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Not helpful, because it is difficult to find products online
Correct Answer
A. A good idea and often allows for finding the best priceExplanation
Correct answer is A. Technologies such as the Internet provide many tools to help find information. The Internet offers many opportunities to buy and sell goods, but the smart shopper looks around to find the best value. With the search tools that are available today, finding many different
vendors is quick and easy.Rate this question:
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Digital Rights: those freedoms extended to every student, administrator, teacher, parent or community member. If someone puts copyrighted material on the internet and another person wants to use it, that person should:
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Use it, if it is for educational use
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Take it, and use it as they want
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Not use the information because it is too much trouble
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Ask permission from the author or at least cite the source
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A. Ask permission from the author or at least cite the sourceExplanation
Correct answer is D. If material is copyrighted, users must give credit to the person who created it.
If you are going to make profit from a source, permission must be obtained. Educational users can have
access to some copyrighted material, but the rules of copyright need to be thoroughly understood.Rate this question:
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Digital Safety: free from digital danger and guaranteed digital physical well being. Furniture and chairs for technology should be:
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The right height and size for using that technology
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Any size because it doesn’t matter to students
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Bigger than the students to allow them to stretch
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Soft and flexible so the students can be comfortable
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A. The right height and size for using that technologyExplanation
Correct answer is A. When purchasing technology, educators need to consider how that technology
will be arranged for students. Furniture that is the wrong size or not made for that purpose can make it
difficult for students to use the technology. It can also lead to technology related injuries such as
repetitive stress, eyestrain, and sore muscles.Rate this question:
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Digital Security (self-protection): taking necessary precautions to guarantee electronic digital safety. When dealing with strangers, online users should:
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Give personal information freely
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Be cautious about giving information
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Provide passwords and credit information if asked
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Not tell anyone about people they meet online
Correct Answer
A. Be cautious about giving informationExplanation
Correct answer is B. It can be very difficult to know who you are dealing with when using digital
technology. It is easy to disguise your identity online. Be cautious about giving out personal information
such as home address, phone number, etc. Do not give out information such as passwords or credit
information.Rate this question:
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There is a legally binding bill of rights and principles relating to learning in a digital age
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Yes
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No
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A. NoExplanation
The statement suggests that there is a legally binding bill of rights and principles relating to learning in a digital age. However, the correct answer is "No" which implies that there is no such legally binding bill of rights and principles.Rate this question:
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