BIA Student Pre-test (Gr7&8)

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2. First Name * 1 point

3. Grade Level 1 point

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4. Section 1 point

Please choose the best answer among the options given below each
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5. Your digital footprint is all the information about you that appears online. This 1 point

can mean anything from photos, audio, videos and texts to “likes” and
comments you post on friendsʼ profiles. Just as your footsteps leave prints on
the ground while you walk, what you post online leaves a trail too. Which of the
following best describes your digital footprint?

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having a YouTube channel

comments you posted on your social media account

all the information online about you that you or someone else posted

a selfie you sent to your classmate

6. You were recently introduced to the Be Internet Awesome program by your 1 point

teacher and you know that learning about this could make you become a good
digital citizen, helping you to be safe and confident explorers of the online
world. Which of the following would be best to describe yourself as a good
digital citizen?

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I am good at using computers and mobile devices.

I am active on posting photos, videos and comments on social media such as

Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

I limit the amount of time I spend on the internet.

I recognize that there are rights and responsibilities with using the internet and other
information technology.
7. Oversharing is sharing too much online—usually it means sharing personal 1 point

information or just too much about yourself in a certain situation or

conversation online. Which of the following is a concrete example of
“Oversharing”?

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You sharing videos of your daily activities online

You changed and updated your profile photo

You reading a digital copy of your favorite book

You share a video of your favorite opm singer

8. As a responsible digital citizen, what would you do in this situation? 1 point

You saw that your classmate accidentally left her email account open in the
computer laboratory after your class. You decide to
_______________________. 

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not do anything and let someone else see it.

read some of her emails.

Iog her out of her email and let her know that you logged out for her.

randomly send an email from her contact list and pretend to be her.

9. Using a specific search strategy can help you search more _____________, 1 point

which saves you time and energy.

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Descriptively

Efficiently

Wastefully

Unnecessarily
10. Which of the following is most likely a scam?
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An email from your teacher with a link to your class website.

An email from your friend reminding you of her upcoming birthday party.

A text from an unknown person telling you to provide personal information to get
an awesome prize.

A pop-up window in your class website that informs you of tasks you need to
submit soon.

11. On social media, you read that a friend is asking for financial help in order to 1 point

pay for his hospital bills.  You immediately text your friend to ask how he is
and what you can do to help.  Your friend replies that he is fine and that he
was never hospitalized.  What is this an example of?

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This is an example of catfishing.

This is an example of spearphishing.

This is an example of SMiShing.

This is an example of phishing.

12.  You and your classmate are trying to create a poster to promote digital 1 point

citizenship in your school, which of the following questions should you

excluded from the poster as effective ways to check if a website is legitimate?

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Are there a lot of misspellings or typographical errors in the website?

Does the URL start with https:// with a little green padlock to the left of it?

Do the pop-ups sound too good to be true, like a chance to make money, get an
expensive gadget, etc?

If a website is included in either an email or text, immediately click on it to learn

more about the company or messenger.
13. You received a text message from someone who says he is your friend.  This 1 point
person is asking you to give him the credit card number of your parents
together with the 3-digit number that can be seen at the back of the card.  In
exchange, the person says your parents will earn a lot of discounts from
different malls. Also, he said to keep this a secret from your parents so that
they will get an unexpected surprise. What do you do?

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I will immediately get my parent’s credit card and text the person what he is asking
for.

I will just ignore the text.

I will ask permission from my parents to borrow their credit card so I can give the
details to the person.

I will keep talking to the person via text so I can get to know him better.

14. When searching for information online using a search engine, what should be 1 point
done in order to get the best results in less time?

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Phrase the information as a question (for example: Where and when did COVID 19
start?)

Use keywords depending on what you need to know, noting as well the order of the
words (for example: history COVID 19)

Type in as many keywords as you want on the search engine so that you can get
more results.

Type in a question and put as much words as you want.

15. What happens when you give someone else your password to a social media 1 point
account?

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That person can see all of your posts.

That person will have access to your friends list.

That person can take control of your digital footprint but you are still accountable
for it.

There is nothing wrong with sharing a password with anyone.

16.  In this digital age, there are many ways for to share information with 1 point
everyone but at the same time it is also  easy for scammers and hackers to
steal information and use it to cause damage on your device, reputation, and
steal your identity. Which of the following action shows that a person still
needs to be guided in keeping his/her account more secured?

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Using strong passwords

Using screen locks

Using two-step verification

Sharing your password with anyone

17. There are ways in which we can make our passwords strong or hard to hack. 1 point

What are these ways?

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Using at least 8 characters which is a combination of big and small letters,

numbers, and symbols.

Using your personal information (like your birthday, your nickname, etc) so that it is
easier to remember.

Sharing your password with someone so that you can just ask this person
whenever you forget your password.

Never trust password managers that are built into your browser to help you keep
track of your passwords.

18. Which of the following is a strong password? 1 point

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password

12345678

pH1liPpin3s!

M1tch723

19. In your Be Internet Awesome class, you have learned that it is important to 1 point

go through the “My Account” or “Settings” part of any app of software.  What
can you control using the Settings?

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My friends list

What information is visible on your profile and who can see them

Your personal information

Who can see your information and other content that you share
20. If you experience cyberbullying, which of the following actions should you 1 point
avoid to prevent more complications?

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Block and mute a person online who is sending you hate messages

Send a mean message to the bully

Tell a trusted adult

Report the account on social media

21. Context is additional information around the photo or other information that 1 point

helps us understand what we are seeing. Which of the following supporting

details should you avoid if you post a photo of your family trip on your social
media?

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The place where the photo is taken

The date or time the photo happened

Describing the fun moments during the trip

Sharing too much personal information about your family

22. Harassment is a more general term than bullying that can take many forms in 1 point

a negative way that can happen online too. Which of the following actions
does NOT show harassment that you may encounter while using the
internet?

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Humiliating

Annoying

Intimidating

Correcting
23. Oftentimes, posting a photo on your social media accounts can be 1 point

misinterpreted by your contacts. What is the best way to avoid confusion with
your photos being posted online?

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Add a caption to provide more information about the photo

Don’t post any photos at all

Only share your photo to your chosen contacts

Post a photo

24. Why should you never send emails, texts or personal messages when you 1 point

are angry or upset at the moment?

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Nobody really cares about how you feel

You may not have the best judgment when your emotions are high

It isn’t easy for people to tell if you are mad

The person you’re talking with won’t respect you if you are angry or upset

25. Why is ignoring a mean online message usually the first best response when 1 point
you experience cyberbullying?

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In most cases, cyberbullies stop after one message.

If you respond, you could get in trouble for cyberbullying too.

Messages from cyberbullies often contain viruses

It frustrates cyberbullies’ desire for an emotional response

26. While offline bullying occurs face- to- face, cyberbullying can happen 1 point
__________

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nicely

infrequently

anonymously

boldly

27. One of your classmates has been really annoying, though they think they are 1 point

funny and popular. One of your friends has posted on their social media
profile and said some nasty things and they want you to reply to the post.
What would be the best thing to do to address the situation?

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Ignore it

Post a comment

Report it

None of the above.

28. What is the best way to prove that you have been a target of cyberbullying?
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Responding to harassing messages online

Talking about it with an adult you trust

Saving screenshots showing instances of cyberbullying

Telling a good friend about what happened

29. You learned that a bystander is a witness to harassment or bullying who 1 point

recognizes the situation but chooses not to intervene. Which scenario

describes bystanders? 

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Jose tells her teacher about the rude comments his classmates wrote online about
the new student in their class.

Jenny tells Jose to delete her mean online posts about the new student in their
section.

Katrina sees Carlos and Janjan posting something cruel about someone online, but
doesn’t do anything about it.

Anton asks Alex if he wants to talk about the rumors people have been spreading
about him online.

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