Notre Dame of Jaro, Inc.

Jaro, Leyte
First Quarter Examination
ICT 09
Name: _________________________________________Section: ____________Date: _________
Test I. Multiple Choice
Directions: Select the best answer to the given questions below. Write your answer in CAPITAL letter
on the blank space provided before each number. NO ERASURE!

_______ 1. It is an electronic devices and media platforms that allow users to create, communicate, and
interact with one another with the device or application itself.
a. Digital Citizenship c. Digital Footprint
b. Digital Media d. Digital Tourist
_______ 2. Which is an example of digital media?
a. Computers c. Internet
b. Social networking sites d. All of the above
_______ 3. What does digital citizenship mean?
a. Any information about you on the Internet c. An online membership
b. Using digital media safely, responsibly, d. Not giving credit to someone else’s
and ethically work
_______ 4. Which of the following is an UPSIDE of media life?
a. Private information can be copied and c. You can look up information quickly
sent to anyone
b. You can stay in touch with friends easily d. Both B & C
_______ 5. A type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity is
called:
a. Identification c. Burglary
b. Identity theft d. None of the following
_______ 6. Sara finds a message on her phone that she thinks might be a scam. She should:
a. Forward the message to her friends to c. Delete the message
see if they think it’s a scam too
b. Reply and ask the sender not to send d. Both A & B
more email
_______ 7. An upstander is someone who:
a. Takes action and stands up for someone c. Ignores what a cyberbully is doing
who is being cyberbullied
b. Goes along with what a cyberbully is d. All of the following
doing because of peer pressure
_______ 8. Alena notices that a classmate keeps posting rude comments about her friend Mike on
Facebook. What could Alena do to become an upstander?
a. Show Mike support c. Both A & B
b. Ask her classmate to delete the posts d. Remain silent in that situation
_______ 9. The word plagiarize means:
a. Copying or changing slightly someone’s c. Downloading material illegally from the
creative work and then saying you created Internet
it
b. Copying or changing slightly someone d. None of the following
else work and then giving that person
credit
_______ 10. A _______ is a law that helps protect you and control over your creative work.
a. Piracy c. Permit
b. Copyright d. Fair-Use
_______ 11. Ellen wants to keep some control over the photos she puts online, but she also wants to
make it easy for people to share and use them. Ellen should use
a. Creative Commons c. Collective Copies
b. Public Domain d. Copyright
_______ 12. TJ uses digital media more than any of his friends. Sometimes TJ is online by himself while
his friends are hanging out together. One downside to using digital media the way TJ does is
that he might:
 a. Have more online friends than most c. Share comments online
people
b. Miss out on having fun with people in d. None of the following
person
_______ 13. A is a regular behavior or practice.
a. Habit c. Chore
b. Ceremony d. Attitude
_______ 14. It is all the information about a person online posted by that person or the others.
a. Digital footprint c. Digital Media
b. Digital Citizenship d. Digital Native
_______ 15. What kind of information can make up a digital footprint?
a. Online photos c. Photos of you posted online
b. Comments that others post about you d. All of the above
_______ 16. What kind of information would make a POSITIVE digital footprint?
a. Photos of you doing work in the c. A mean comment that you made on a
community friend’s website
b. A blog you created to showcase your d. Inappropriate photos of you on a social
artwork network site
_______ 17. “Fair-use” allows you to use copyrighted work without permission or payment, but only in
certain situations. Which of the following is NOT a “fair use” situation?
a. Chelsea uses a copyrighted photo for a c. Jordan remixes a copyrighted song and
school presentation charges people for it
b. A journalist shows a copyrighted video d. All of the above
clip in a news report
_______ 18. Rex Kantatero is an artist who takes popular songs and changes their lyrics to be funny.
a. Parodies c. Commercials
b. Mash-ups d. Remix
_______ 19. Ruby makes a YouTube video about why she doesn’t like reality television. She uses clips
from reality TV shows to support her argument. Why does Ruby’s video count as fair use?
a. Because TV shows aren’t copyrighted c. Because Ruby’s video is a parody
b. Because Ruby’s video criticizes, or d. None of the following
comments on, reality TV shows
_______ 20. A __________ describes someone who grew up with computers, video games, and the
Internet from the time he or she was born and is comfortable using these technologies.
a. Digital Native c. Science Teacher
b. Nerd d. Digital Tourist
_______ 21. Malia’s teacher told her class that when it comes to being online, “with great power comes
great responsibility”. What does this phrase mean?
a. Computers use a lot of electricity to c. The Internet is a very powerful tool, so
access the Internet you have to be careful how you use it
b. Only responsibly people use the Internet d. All of the above
_______ 22. There are positive things and negative things about spending time online. Read the
sentences below, and then choose the POSITIVE things you can get when you are online.
a. You can share your creative work with c. You can keep in touch with people
many people online. online, even if they live far away from
you.
b. It can be easy to misunderstand what d. All of the above
people say online.
_______ 23. What is the safest way to use someone else’s creative work, no matter what kind of license it
has (Copyright, Creative Commons, etc.)?

a. Assume that it’s in the public domain and c. Ask permission to use the work
use it however you want
b. Give credit to the creator d. Check who owns the work
_______ 24. ____________ is to use someone else’s creative work to make something new, often without
their permission.
a. Appropriation c. Copyright
b. Fair use d. Public Domain
_______ 25. Read the following scenario. Then answer the “true” or “false” question.

Top 40 is a popular DJ who takes the first 10 seconds from the 40 most popular songs on the
radio each week and blends them together to create one long song. Top 40 does not change
the parts of the songs he uses, and he does not ask permission from the original artists.
 a. True. If Top 40 does not ask, then he c. False. Because what Top40 does helps
does not have permission to use the the original artists, copyright law does
songs. not matter.
b. False. Even though Top 40 does not ask d. Both b and c
permission, no one cares, so it isn’t a big
deal

Test II
A. Using the chart below, show whether the following sentences are an upside(positive) or
downside(negative) of media life. Put the following sentences in the box where it belongs.

UPSIDE DOWNSIDE

a. Private information can be copied and sent to
anyone
b. You can stay in touch with friends easily
c. You may spend less time with others face to face
d. Anything you do online leaves a permanent
record
e. You can look up information quickly
f. Many funny things online are also free
g. Pornography is rampant
h. Faster business transactions and cheaper products
i. Loss of human touch
j. Children, young adults and even adults get addicted
to games online

B. Decide which kind of license is best for each student’s work. Write the letter of each answer in the
chart below.

Copyright Creative Commons Public Domain

A) A collection of photos that Artie wants credit for but doesn’t mind if others use without her permission.
B) An article that Ryan finds in a government database
C) A photo that Marcus wants others to share and use however they want for the purpose of creating a new
work.
D) A collection of photos that Artie wants credit for but doesn’t care if others use
E) A digital illustration that Sasha wants credit for but doesn’t mind if others use without her permission
F) An original song that Janelle doesn’t want anyone to copy or distribute without her permission

C. Reflect on each of these statements about the Internet. Circle four statements that support the idea
that the Internet makes bullying easier and a bigger problem.

a) Information can spread very quickly on the
Internet
b) If you say something mean online, you don’t have
to worry about getting in a physical fight.
c) You can find lots of information on the Internet
d) Anything someone says could stay on the Internet
for a long time.
e) You can get support from groups on the Internet
f) Parents, teachers, and students all use the
Internet.

Test III. Case Study

Directions: Read and analyze the story below. Answer the follow up questions after you read the story.
(3 points each)
Tommy has been writing an online blog about his life that he thought was pretty private because he used a user
name that wasn’t his real name. But when his parents ask him why he decided not to try out for basketball team,
Tommy figures out that they have been reading his blog, because it’s the only place he describes being picked
on for so short. Tommy is annoyed and surprised because he never told his parents about the blog and certainly
didn’t give them his user name to access it. His blog is technically public, but he didn’t think anyone could connect
his blog with the “real” him. Tommy finds out that his friends parents told his parents about the blog.

1. What would you say, if anything, to your parents if you were Tommy?
(Please do consider the various consequences of making the information public.)

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2. How is Tommy’s parents’ reading his blog similar to or different from reading a diary that he’s written in a
notebook or paper journal?

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3. Do you think it’s fair for Tommy’s parents to read the things he posts on the Internet, given that his blog is
technically public? Why or why not?

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4. Why might Tommy’s parents want to read his blog? Given these reasons, how would you react if your
parents asked to read your email or text messages?

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5. Have you ever been in a situation where your parents or someone else has asked to read something that
you felt was private? If so, how did you feel? What did you do?

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Good luck!
Prepared by:
Warren G. Saludario