Digital Citizenship Challenge

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Asep Pitriana

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Froggy Jumps Digital Citizenship ChallengeOnline version Test your digital citizenship skills. by Asep Pitriana 1 What is the main idea of a digital footprint? a The trail of data you leave online b Your computer's hardware log c The speed of your internet connection 2 Which action best reduces online privacy risk? a Use the same password everywhere b Use strong, unique passwords for accounts c Share passwords with friends 3 What describes cyberbullying? a A one-time comment b Repeated, harmful online behavior toward another person c A private chat with friends 4 Which behavior shows respectful online communication? a Ignoring online etiquette b Fact-checking before sharing information c Posting rumors to gain attention 5 What is plagiarism in a digital context? a Creating original content only b Using someone else’s work without credit c Citing all sources too much 6 Which is a safe online sharing practice? a Only post information you’re comfortable being public b Post everything immediately c Share passwords publicly 7 Which step protects you from scams online? a Click all links to see content b Ignore suspicious messages c Verify sender and links before clicking 8 What is digital literacy? a Ability to find, evaluate, and use information online b Only using apps without thinking c Only knowing how to type 9 If you receive a rude message, what should you do? a Share it widely for humor b Do not retaliate; report or block if needed c Respond with more insults 10 Why is crediting sources important online? a It slows you down b It is unnecessary for images c It respects authors and avoids plagiarism

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by Asep Pitriana

What is the main idea of a digital footprint?

Which action best reduces online privacy risk?

What describes cyberbullying?

Which behavior shows respectful online communication?

What is plagiarism in a digital context?

Which is a safe online sharing practice?

Which step protects you from scams online?

What is digital literacy?

If you receive a rude message, what should you do?

Why is crediting sources important online?