Digital Citizenship and Online Behavior Worksheet

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Tim is explaining to Mary that she can click, double click, mouse over, and drag and drop. What is he explaining to her?

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Navigation techniques

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A good digital citizen assists and leads others. What kind of digital experience are they fostering?

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Positive

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Practicing appropriate online behavior means you are a good

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Digital Citizen

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What system is described by the statement: “A computer stores information using numbers 1 and 0.”?

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Binary

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Digital etiquette is the electronic standards of conduct and procedure. Which of the following shows someone adhering to these standards?
- Julian is able to complete math word problems easily.
- Jerry watches videos about animals.
- Jenelle posts comments that respectful and kind.
- Janet post to her blog everyday.

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Jenelle posts comments that respectful and kind.

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To maintain your reputation and privacy online, it is important to post

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responsibly

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Mr. Waturi is trying to play an online game in his bedroom. His daughter is streaming a video in another room. They are both experiencing buffering problems and low speed. What would cause this?

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Their internet connection does not have enough bandwidth (Megabits per second)

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Which one of these people is being a consumer on the internet?
Maria is creating a graphic logo to put on her website.
Oscar is using PowerPoint to make a slideshow about his new puppy.
Juan is making online how-to fix a bike.
Melissa is ordering her groceries online and having them delivered.

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Melissa is ordering her groceries online and having them delivered.

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Your digital footprint represents who you are as a person and how you are

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Branded

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Which student will locate the information they want for their project about albino alligators in Florida? Options: Claudia enters: “Florida Alligators”, Jan enters: “white Florida reptiles”, Bernice enters: “albino alligators in Florida”, Sam enters: “alligators or white ones”

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Bernice enters: “albino alligators in Florida”