Digital Citizenship Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Digital Citizenship ChallengeOnline version Test your online responsibility. by Yulii Lemus 1 Before posting a personal photo, what should you do? a Upload it and delete negative comments. b Post it without thinking; everyone does it. c Review privacy settings and decide who can see it. 2 If you see an offensive comment about a classmate online, what should you do? a Share it so more people can see it. b Ignore it completely. c Don’t participate and tell an adult or the teacher. 3 A friend asks for your password to log into their account. What do you do? a I don’t give it to him; passwords are personal. b I give them one part and change the other. c I’ll give it to him; he’s my best friend. 4 You see a very shocking news story. What should you do before sharing it? a Verify that the source is reliable. b Share it immediately. c Change the title to be more eye-catching. 5 A stranger sends you a private message. What do you do? a You give him your personal number to get to know him. b You don’t respond and, if necessary, you block or report them. c You accept their request out of courtesy. 6 During a class video call, friends joke about a classmate. What do you do? a Take a screenshot and share it later. b You don’t participate and respectfully change the subject. c Join in on the jokes so you don’t seem boring. 7 On social media, what types of posts demonstrate good digital citizenship? a Offensive memes or mockery. b Positive, educational, and respectful content. c Personal information and addresses. 8 When using images or music for an assignment, what should you do? a Copy them directly without giving credit. b Change the author’s name and put yours. c Use free resources or cite the source. 9 Which action shows balanced digital time? a Combine Internet use with offline activities. b Spending all day on social media. c Check your phone every two minutes. 10 What does it mean to be a responsible digital citizen? a Someone who has many social media accounts. b Someone who uses the Internet with respect, safety, and awareness. c Someone who posts every day.

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Digital Citizenship ChallengeOnline version

by Yulii Lemus

Before posting a personal photo, what should you do?

If you see an offensive comment about a classmate online, what should you do?

A friend asks for your password to log into their account. What do you do?

You see a very shocking news story. What should you do before sharing it?

A stranger sends you a private message. What do you do?

During a class video call, friends joke about a classmate. What do you do?

On social media, what types of posts demonstrate good digital citizenship?

When using images or music for an assignment, what should you do?

Which action shows balanced digital time?

What does it mean to be a responsible digital citizen?