Internet Safety
Device Care
Coding
Cyberbullying
Digital Footprint
100
Who should you ask before going online?
Your parents.
100
Should food/drinks be kept near a computer?
No.
100
What is computer science?
The study of computers.
100
Where does cyberbullying happen?
Online
100
What is your digital footprint?
Information about you that is on the internet.
200
Who should you share your passwords with?
Only your parents.
200
What should be used to clean a device?
A damp cloth.
200
What is the person telling the computer what to do called?
Programmer
200
How does cyberbullying make people feel?
Bad/sad/hurt/angry
200
How long is information you post kept online?
Forever
300
Where should you put an email from someone you don't know.
In your trash folder.
300
True or False: I should carry my device with two hands.
True
300
What is the language used to program computers?
Code
300
Who should you tell when you feel bullied?
Your parents or a trusted adult.
300
Give an example of information that is okay to share.
First name, hobbies, pets, favorite foods.
400
Should your true identity be revealed in your username or password?
No.
400
True or False: If my computer doesn't work fast enough I should bang harder on the keyboard.
False
400
True or false: A computer only does what it is told to do.
True
400
What is a person called who sees bullying but does nothing to help?
A bystander.
400
Give an example of information that is NOT okay to share.
Full name, address, phone number.
500
When should you meet someone in person that you have met online?
Never.
500
True or Fasle: I should report any problems with my device to a teacher as soon as possible.
True
500
What is it called when part of a code is repeated?
A loop.
500
What is a person called who tries to help when they see bullying happen?
An upstander.
500
Can you put interesting/funny information online and be appropriate?
YES
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