Multiple Choice Questions on Digital Citizenship for Middle School

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌐 Digital Citizenship: 🤔 Understanding how to responsibly use technology.
• 🤝 Online Etiquette (Netiquette): 🗣️ Being respectful and polite in online interactions.
• 🔒 Privacy: 🔑 Protecting your personal information online.
• 🛡️ Cyberbullying: 🚫 Recognizing and preventing online harassment.
• 📰 Digital Literacy: 🧐 Evaluating the credibility of online sources.
• ⚖️ Copyright: 📝 Respecting the rights of content creators.
• 👣 Digital Footprint: 🐾 Understanding the lasting impact of your online activity.

📝 Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following is the BEST example of good digital citizenship?
   1. Sharing your password with a close friend.
   2. Posting negative comments on someone's social media.
   3. Respecting others' opinions in online discussions.
   4. Downloading copyrighted material without permission.
2. What is 'netiquette' primarily concerned with?
   1. Setting up a home network.
   2. Building a gaming PC.
   3. Online etiquette and respectful communication.
   4. Learning to code.
3. Why is it important to protect your privacy online?
   1. To become famous.
   2. To prevent identity theft and protect personal information.
   3. To get more followers on social media.
   4. To avoid doing homework.
4. Which action is considered cyberbullying?
   1. Blocking someone on social media.
   2. Teasing someone repeatedly through online messages.
   3. Posting a funny meme.
   4. Joining an online gaming community.
5. What does 'digital literacy' involve?
   1. Learning to type quickly.
   2. Evaluating the reliability of online information.
   3. Creating a website.
   4. Playing online games.
6. What does copyright protect?
   1. The right to free speech.
   2. The rights of content creators to their original work.
   3. The right to access the internet.
   4. The right to own a computer.
7. What is a 'digital footprint'?
   1. The size of your computer screen.
   2. The record of your online activity.
   3. The number of apps on your phone.
   4. The amount of data you use each month.