🛡️ Passwords
🌐 Digital Footprint
🤝 Digital Integrity
🚨 Online Safety
Safety
🧠 Fact or Fiction
100

What makes a password strong?

A long password using letters, numbers, and symbols.

100

What is a digital footprint?

The trail of information you leave online.

100

What is plagiarism?

Using someone else's work without giving credit.

100

Question: A stranger online asks where you live. What should you do?

Answer: Do not answer. Tell a trusted adult.

100

Question: Everything you read online is true.

Answer: Fiction

200

True or False:
You should use the same password for every account.

False

200

Can deleting a post always remove it forever?

No. Screenshots and backups may still exist.

200

True or False:
Copying homework from the internet and pretending it's yours is honest.  

False

200

Question: What personal information should NEVER be shared publicly?

Answer: Your address, phone number, passwords, school, full name, or birthday.

200

Question: Name one way to check if information is reliable.

Answer: Use trusted sources, check the author, and compare information from multiple websites.

300

What is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?

A second way to verify it's really you, like a code sent to your phone.

300

Name two things that become part of your digital footprint.

Photos, comments, likes, searches, videos, emails.

300

What should you do if you use information from a website?


Give credit or cite your source.

300

Question: What is cyberbullying?

Answer: Using technology to hurt, threaten, or embarrass someone.

300

Question: Can AI sometimes provide incorrect information?

Answer: Yes. Always verify important facts.

400

Someone asks for your password online.
What should you do?

Never share it. Tell a trusted adult if needed.

400

Who might see your digital footprint someday?

Teachers, colleges, employers, family, friends.

400

What are three possible consequences of posting someone else's picture online without their permission?

  • May result in a permanent account ban on social media
  • Suspension in serious cases, especially if the post is bullying or harassment 
  • Law enforcement could become involved if the behavior violates the law.
  • There may be civil or legal consequences, depending on local laws and the severity of the situation.


400

Question: You receive a message saying you won a free phone. What should you do?

Answer: Ignore it. It is likely a scam or phishing attempt.

400

Question: What is misinformation?


Answer: False or inaccurate information that is shared with others.

500

Which password is strongest?

A. basketball23

B. password123

C. Blue!Tiger$82River

D. 123456

 

C. Blue!Tiger$82River

500

Why should you think before posting?

Because online posts can affect your future and reputation.

500

Question: What does it mean to be a good digital citizen?

Answer: Using technology safely, responsibly, respectfully, and honestly.

500

Question: If someone online makes you uncomfortable, what are three things you should do?

Answer: Stop responding, block the person, and tell a trusted adult.

500

Question: Before sharing something online, what questions should you ask yourself?

  • Is it true?
  • Is it kind?
  • Is it necessary?
  • Is it safe?