Summative Assessment IT

The right and obligation to use only social media

• The right and obligation to use only social media

• A set of rights, responsibilities, and norms that regulate a person’s behavior in using digital technology

• The ability to create digital applications

• The right of free speech on the internet

Who is called a digital citizen?

• Everyone who has a social media account

• A person who uses digital technology responsibly and ethically

• A person who works in the field of technology

• Everyone who owns a digital device

Which of the following is a positive impact of digital citizenship?

• Digital literacy skills

• Spreading hoaxes on social media

• Using harsh words in online comments

• Career and skills development

Which of the following is a negative impact of digital citizenship?

• Security and self-protection

• Online ethics and proper language use

• The danger of lack of online security

• Impacts on mental health

What is the role of digital citizenship in society?

• Limiting internet usage

• Prohibiting people from using social media

• Increasing community participation

• Reducing digital literacy

What does public privacy mean?

• Understanding the boundary between what is public and what is not public

• Personal information that should only be known by family

• Information shared intentionally or unintentionally with the public and can be seen by many people

• Financial and health information

Which of the following is an example of non-public privacy?

• Bank account information and online account passwords

• Name and address in a public directory

• Participation in community activities

• Medical history and credit card number

Why is it important to use a strong password?

• So that friends can easily remember it

• To log in more quickly

• To protect accounts from digital security threats

• So that we never need to change passwords

What could happen if someone lacks awareness of digital privacy?

• Improved digital skills

• Exposed identity and potential security threats

• Building a positive digital identity

• Increased online participation

The way to maintain privacy on social media are ......

• Sharing all personal information freely

• Thinking before you post

• Uploading personal data without limits

• Understanding privacy rules