Quiz on Online Information Sharing

What was the main thing we wanted you to learn during this lesson?

• The history of computers

• The difference between private and personal information

• How to write a blog

• How to create a social media account

Answer explanation

The main focus of this lesson was to understand the difference between private and personal information, which is crucial for online safety and privacy.

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What type of information is it risky to share online because it can be used against you?

• Private information

• Public information

• General information

• Educational information

Answer explanation

Private information, such as your address, phone number, or financial details, is risky to share online because it can be exploited by malicious individuals for identity theft or fraud. Public, general, or educational information poses less risk.

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How does sharing knowledge help everyone?

• It makes everyone tired

• It makes everyone hungry

• It helps everyone be more informed

• It makes everyone sleepy

Answer explanation

Sharing knowledge helps everyone be more informed by providing access to new ideas, perspectives, and information, which enhances understanding and decision-making.

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What is one way sharing your interests can help you?

• It helps you make new friends

• It makes you lonely

• It makes you sad

• It makes you angry

Answer explanation

Sharing your interests can help you connect with others who have similar passions, leading to new friendships. This social interaction fosters a sense of belonging and reduces feelings of loneliness.

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What is personal information?

• Information about you that can be used to identify you because it's unique to you (e.g., your full name or your address)

• Information about you that cannot be used to identify you because it is also true for many other people (e.g., your hair color or the city you live in)

• Information about your favorite food

• Information about your hobbies

Answer explanation

Personal information is data that can uniquely identify you. The correct choice describes information that is not unique, like hair color or city, which cannot identify you specifically.

What is Private information?

• Information about you that can be used to identify you because it's unique to you (e.g., your full name or your address)

• Information about you that cannot be used to identify you because it is also true for many other people (e.g., your hair color or the city you live in)

• Information about your favorite food

• Information about your hobbies

Answer explanation

Private information is unique to you and can identify you, such as your full name or address. This distinguishes it from general information like hair color, which many people share.

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What type of information is your address?

• Private information

• Personal information

• Public information

• General information

Answer explanation

Your address is considered private information because it can be used to identify your location and personal details. Sharing it can lead to privacy risks, unlike public information which is widely accessible.

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Which of the following cannot be used to identify you?

• Your address

• Your phone number

• Your hair color

• Your email address

Answer explanation

Your hair color is not a unique identifier, as many people can share the same hair color. In contrast, your address, phone number, and email address are specific to you and can uniquely identify you.

Which is okay to give out over the Internet?

• My last name

• My school name

• My teacher’s name

• My favorite TV show

• My address

Answer explanation

Sharing your favorite TV show is safe as it doesn't reveal personal information. In contrast, your last name, school name, teacher's name, and address can compromise your privacy and safety.

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You should never post anything that would create a problem for you or your friends online.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

True. Posting anything that could create problems for you or your friends online can lead to negative consequences. It's important to think before sharing to protect yourself and those around you.

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