Are you a responsible digital citizen?

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Posting harmful or mean comments on a social network or through texting is considered cyberbullying.

True

False

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How can you stop a cyber-bully?

Beating them up and breaking their cell phone

Telling a trusted adult and asking for help

Reporting them to the internet police

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What you post and upload to the internet is there forever even if you delete it.

True

False

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What should you do if you or someone you know is being cyber bullied?

Just ignore the situation and it will eventually get better

Tell your parents or trusted adult

Be a bully back

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When chatting online or texting, you should...

Always be respectful, just like you would in person

Say whatever you want, how you want

Gossip about your classmates

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Is it true you can say whatever you want online because nobody will know it's you?

Yes, you can create any username and no one will know it's you

No, what you say on the internet can have consequences and get you in trouble

Yes, you can't harm anyone through the internet

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During school hours the correct cell phone ringer setting is:

Low

Off

Vibrate

Specialized ring tone

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Information on the Internet is:

copyrighted and should be treated as other's property

Available for anyone to use as they want

Easy to copy and paste so it looks original

Unreliable and should be held suspect

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E-mail messages should be:

Long and full of details

Made up of many ideas

Short and to the point

Sent without a subject line

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If someone puts copyrighted material on the internet and another person wants to use it, that person should:

Use it, if it is for educational use

Take it, and use it as they want

Not use the information because it is too much trouble

Ask permission from the author or at least cite the source

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Furniture and chairs for technology should be

The right height and size for using that technology

Any size because it doesn’t matter to students

Bigger than the students to allow them to stretch

Soft and flexible so the students can be comfortable

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When dealing with strangers, online users should:

Give personal information freely

Be cautious about giving information

Provide passwords and credit information if asked

Not tell anyone about people they meet online

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Where does cyber bullying happen?

Chat rooms and social networking sites

Email and text messages

All of the above

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