Netiquette Know-How
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Cyberbullying Solutions
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100

What does the word netiquette mean?

The rules of polite and respectful communication online.

100

What does “URL” stand for?

Uniform Resource Locator. 

100

What does a strong password usually include?

Uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols, and at least 8–12 characters.

100

Define cyberbullying.

Using technology to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone.

100

What is a Digital Footprint?

The record of everything you do online

200

True or False: Using ALL CAPS in a message is considered yelling.

True

200

What does “CC” in an email mean?

Carbon Copy – sending the email to someone else besides the main recipient.

200

True or False: You should use the same password for all accounts.

False

200

True or False: Ignoring cyberbullying always makes it stop.

False

200

True or False: Deleting a post means it dissapears forever. 

False.

300

Give one example of how you can show good netiquette in an email.

 Use greetings, check spelling/grammar, keep tone polite, sign your name.

300

Which is bigger: a kilobyte, a megabyte, or a gigabyte?

Gigabyte

300

What’s one sign that an email might be a phishing scam?

Spelling errors, suspicious links, “urgent” requests for personal info.

300

What are two steps you can take if you’re being cyberbullied?

Block the bully, save evidence, report to an adult/platform.

300

Name one way a positive digital footprint can help your future.

College/job applications, networking, building a good reputation.

400

Why is it important to think before you post online?

Because once posted, it can be permanent and affect your reputation.

400

Name one example of cloud storage.

Google Drive, iCloud, OneDrive, Dropbox.

400

Why is public Wi-Fi risky for personal accounts?

Hackers can intercept data easily on open networks.

400

Why is it important to not “join in” when you see cyberbullying?

It makes the situation worse and supports the bully.

400

Who can potentially see your online posts, even if your account is private?

Friends of friends, employers, schools, hackers, or anyone screenshots.

500

What should you do if you accidentally offend someone online?

  1. Apologize quickly, clarify tone, and avoid repeating the mistake.

500

What does “Ctrl + Z” do on most computers?

Undo the last action.

500

What’s one way to verify a website is safe before entering personal info?

Look for HTTPS and the lock icon, research the site, avoid sketchy links.

500

If a friend is being cyberbullied but doesn’t want to tell an adult, what should you do?

Encourage them, offer support, and report it yourself if necessary.

500

What’s one strategy to protect your digital footprint?

Use privacy settings, think before posting, avoid oversharing personal info.

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