1. Kelly is on Instagram and a boy she doesn t know begins to follow her and comment on her images. She should... A. Just go along with it (ignore it) B. Delete the follower C. Start a chat and get to know him 2. When you create passwords, you should make them easy to guess. 3. Popular sites are always safe from spyware, malware, and other online threats. 4. When online, you should be careful whenever approached by a new person or asked to provide personal information.
5. You receive a text or an email from a person that identifies herself as your Aunt Carol. She wants to meet you some place nearby after school. Do you: A. Tell your parents about the message and ignore it B. Ask the person a question that only Aunt Carol would know C. Arrange to go and meet her 6. You receive a funny text or an interesting chat invite on Kik that asks you to pass it on to 5 of your closest friends. A. Pass it on B. Delete the text/invitation 7. Malware is a common term used to describe a digital virus, worm, advertisement, or dangerous program that puts your computer at risk.
8. When Steven shops online, it s okay for him to enter a credit card and personal information as long as he feels like the online store is legit. 9. You and a friend just heard a new song on Pandora that you love. You could (choose all that apply): A. Find a place to buy it, even if it costs $1.29 B. Find a place to get it for free, even though you know other people pay for it C. Have a friend share their mp3 file, since that s easier D. Wait for the song to come on again later and enjoy it then
10. What is the best way to use social media? A. Limit what I share about myself B. Make sure my friends and followers are people I know in real life C. Limit what non-friends and nonfollowers can see on my profile D. All of the above 11. You posted an embarrassing photo of a friend to their social media, but you suddenly feel guilty and take it down. Your friend will never see the photo. 12. The best thing about social media is that we can say things online that we might not say in real life.
13. The pictures you post to social media in middle school can affect your reputation in the future. 14. Stealing someone s words or images from the World Wide Web is a crime. 15. Jason s new girlfriend asks for his Instagram password. He should: A. Give her the password. She s beautiful and he loves her. B. Give her the password, but change it quickly. She can t be trusted. C. Never give away his password.
16. After a fight at school, a group of 13-year-old students decide to create fake social media accounts and threaten Rachel online. She should: A. Block them from her social media B. Save any threatening messages C. Tell a parent, teacher or adult D. All of the above 17. Creating a fake Instagram account for someone you know in a class, or even for someone you don t know, is illegal.
18. When reading something on the Internet for a class assignment, I should (check all that apply): A. Evaluate the credibility, accuracy, reasonableness, and support of a website where I received the information B. Copy/paste what I find without telling anyone where I found it C. Check other websites to confirm the information is accurate D. All of the above 19. During a presidential election, the World Wide Web is buzzing with articles and sites about the candidates. I should: A. Avoid sites that are full of bias (complete hate or complete praise) B. Read everything and pass it on 20. As a middle school student, I am still considered a (choose all that apply): A. Minor B. Child C. Adult D. Citizen