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Digital gaps and risks

by aldrin ulbata
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What is the digital divide?

2

Name a consequence of internet addiction.

3

What is cyberbullying?

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Which strategy helps reduce the digital divide in schools?

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Which sign may indicate online addiction in a teen?

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Which action reduces cyberbullying online?

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Which is a safe online behavior?

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Which group is most affected by the digital divide?

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What is a common effect of cyberbullying on victims?

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Which policy helps combat digital inequality?

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The divide refers to unequal access, not quality gaps or licenses.

Addiction often reduces offline time and can lead to isolation.

Cyberbullying uses digital tools to harm or harass, not physical pranks.

Access and literacy support bridge the gap, not restrictions.

Excessive use disrupting life can signal addiction.

Reporting and documenting abuse helps stop it.

Protecting personal data lowers risk of harm.

Access gaps often align with economic resources.

Bullying can lead to mental health issues.

Affordable connectivity supports equal opportunity.

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