Internet Basics
What do you call the tool that allows you to visit websites on the internet?
What is a web browser?
What should you create to keep your online accounts secure?
What is a strong password?
What is the app you use to send messages instantly to someone online?
What is WhatsApp or Messenger?
What do you call the small device that lets you touch your phone or tablet screen to select things?
What is a touchscreen?
What is something we can lose track of when we are on our phone for too long?
What is time?
What is the address you type into a browser to go to a specific webpage?
What is a URL?
What does the "lock" symbol next to a website's URL mean?
What is that the website is secure?
On which platform can you post photos and videos for your friends to see?
What is Instagram or Facebook?
What is the name of the portable device that connects you to the internet using cellular data or Wi-Fi?
What is a smartphone?
What are some ways to use the internet positively?
What is learning about new things online, spreading kindness, connecting with friends, and engaging in thoughtful discussions?
Which of these is a popular search engine to find information on the internet: Google, Apple, or Facebook?
What is Google?
If you get an email from someone you don’t know asking for personal information, what should you do?
What is delete the email and not respond (or report it as phishing)?
What does it mean to "like" a post on social media?
What is showing approval or appreciation for the post?
Which of these devices is used to scan documents or photos into your computer: a scanner, printer, or speaker?
What is a scanner?
What is it called when we set rules for being off technology at specific times or specific occasions?
What is "digital detox" or "tech-free time"?
What is the name of the service you use to send and receive emails?
What is an email service (such as Gmail or Outlook)?
What is it called when someone tries to trick you into revealing personal information online?
What is phishing?
What is the term for sharing your thoughts or updates in real-time on platforms like Twitter?
What is tweeting?
What type of device is primarily used to listen to music or watch videos without needing a screen?
What is a speaker or Bluetooth earphones?
What should you do if you get into an argument with someone online?
What is talking about it in person?
If you want to share a video on the internet, which website would you use to upload it?
What is YouTube?
Why is it important to update the software on your computer regularly?
What is to protect against security risks and bugs?
If you want to have a video conversation with someone online, which service would you use?
What is Zoom or Skype?
What is the term for an internet-connected home device that can control things like lights and thermostats?
What is a smart home device?
What website can we access for more information regarding digital citizenship?