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Etech Exam 4TH

This document appears to be a quiz about digital citizenship concepts. It includes questions about principles of digital citizenship like engaging positively, knowing your online world, and choosing consciously. It also asks about related topics like the global digital divide, key events in Philippine history like EDSA revolutions, uses of technology in crisis situations, and definitions of digital citizenship and digital citizens. The quiz aims to test understanding of foundational concepts in digital citizenship.

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Etech Exam 4TH

This document appears to be a quiz about digital citizenship concepts. It includes questions about principles of digital citizenship like engaging positively, knowing your online world, and choosing consciously. It also asks about related topics like the global digital divide, key events in Philippine history like EDSA revolutions, uses of technology in crisis situations, and definitions of digital citizenship and digital citizens. The quiz aims to test understanding of foundational concepts in digital citizenship.

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Laureta National High School

Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. (Reserve in the end) Is a process of supporting and enabling people to:


a. Express their views and concerns
b. Access information and services
c. Defend and promote their right and responsibilities
d. Xxxxx
e. Xxxxx
2. What are the principles of digital citizenship?
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
3. Describes the unequal distribution of information and communication technology across
nations, commonly described as the “gap between information haves and have none”.
a. Global digital divide
4. A major protest that took place along EDSA from February 22-25, 1986 involving 2 million
Filipinos from different sectors.
a. EDSA I
b. EDSA II
c. EDSA III
d. EDSA IV
5. Encouraged the Filipinos to help end the regime of the former President Ferdinand Marcos
through Radyo Veritas which helped changed the course of history.
a. Cardinal Sin
6. Also known as EDSA Revolution which happened during January 17-21, 2001.
a. EDSA I
b. EDSA II
c. EDSA III
d. EDSA IV
7. Vital tool for people across the globe to track the situation of their relatives which proved to
be successful and is now adapted by more countries.
a. People Finder
b. Facebook
c. Friendster
d. Tik-tok
8. Dubbed as the “world’s platform for change” where anyone from online community can
create a petition and ask others to sign it.
a. Change.org
9. She was saved from execution due to a petition done online.
a. Mary Jane Veloso
10. Refers to the utilization of information technology in order t o engage in society, politics, and
government.
a. Digital Citizenship
11. He defined digital citizens as “those who use the internet regularly and effectively”.
a. K. Mossberger
12. A Digital Citizenship principle that respects the rights of others to participate and have an
opinion.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
13. A Digital Citizenship principle that says to stand up and speak out about cyberbullying and
protecting friends.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
14. A Digital Citizenship principle that speaks not to respond to hurtful or nasty comments, to
block and report cyberbullying.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
15. A Digital Citizenship principle that says to report threats of violence to the police.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
16. A Digital Citizenship principle that encourages to speak to parents or trusted adult about
upsetting online experiences.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
17. A Digital Citizenship principle that speaks of learning how new skills will help explore the
online world.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
18. A Digital Citizenship principle that helps to recognize online risk and how to manage them.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
19. A Digital Citizenship principle that describes the use of secure websites for financial and
retail services.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
20. A Digital Citizenship principle that encourages to keep passwords secret, strong and unique.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
21. A Digital Citizenship principle wherein it encourages choosing privacy and security settings
carefully and check them regularly.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
22. A Digital Citizenship principle wherein it encourages to choose friends wisely online.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
23. A Digital Citizenship principle that encourages to ask for permission before uploading
pictures of friends.
a. Engage positively
b. Know your online world
c. Choose consciously
24. One of the most fundamental blocks to being a digital citizen.
a. Digital access
25. Available in many remote countries via cyber cafes and small coffee shops.
a. Digital access
26. Deals with understanding the variety of online communication mediums such as email,
instant messaging, FB messenger, variety of apps, etc.
a. Digital communication
27. Ability for users to recognize that much of the economy is regulated online.
a. Digital commerce
28. Deals with understanding of the dangers and benefits of online buying , using credit cards
online, etc.
a. Digital source
29. The expectation that various mediums require a variety of etiquette.
a. Digital etiquette
30. Deals with understanding of how to use various digital devices.
a. Digital literacy
31. Ability and knowledge needed to learn and teach using technology tools.
a. Digital literacy
32. Where enforcement occurs for illegal downloads, plagiarizing, hacking, creating viruses, etc.
a. Digital law
33. This is the set of rights that digital citizens have such as privacy, speech, and so forth.
a. Digital rights and responsibilities
34. This means that citizens must take measures to be safe by practicing using difficult
passwords, virus protection, backing up data, etc.
a. Digital security
35. Digital citizens must be aware of the physical stress placed on their bodies by internet
usage.
a. Digital health and wellness
36.

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