Read each question carefully and choose the letter of the best answer
1. What is digital citizenship?
a. A certificate for using a computer
b. Being responsible and ethical while using digital technology
c. Buying things online
d. Posting pictures on social media
2. Which of the following is an example of a digital footprint?
a. A handwritten letter
b. A digital clock
c. A comment you posted on a YouTube video
d. Your computer’s keyboard
3. What does digital identity mean?
a. Your ID card number
b. The version of your internet browser
c. The information about you that exists online
d. The type of phone you use
4. Which of the following best shows the importance of ICT-related legal bases?
a. To make websites more colorful
b. To stop people from using the internet
c. To protect people’s rights and prevent cybercrimes
d. To speed up Wi-Fi connections
5. Which of the following actions BEST shows responsible digital citizenship?
A. Sharing every photo online
B. Verifying news before sharing
C. Ignoring copyright laws
D. Posting rude comments
6. Which of the following adds to your digital footprint?
a. Browsing incognito only
b. Uploading photos online ✅
c. Not using social media
d. Writing on paper
7. Which is an example of good digital etiquette?
a. Shouting in ALL CAPS
b. Posting rude comments
c. Using polite language online ✅
d. Copying others’ posts without credit
8. Why is it important to create strong passwords?
a. To share with friends easily
b. To protect online accounts ✅
c. To remember easily
d. To use the same password everywhere
9 What is digital law?
a. Rules for internet cafes
b. Legal rights and restrictions in using technology ✅
c. Game rules online
d. Rules in classroom
10. What should you do if you see cyberbullying?
a. Share it more
b. Ignore it
c. Report and block ✅
d. Join in
TEST II: Choose the correct answer from the choices given
[Link] receives a friend request from someone he doesn’t know. What is the
safest action to take?
a. Accept the request and ask who they are
b. Ignore the request or block the user
c. Check how many mutual friends they have
d. Share his number and chat privately
2. Carla posted her daily routine online, including what time her parents leave for
work. What could be the danger of this action?
a. People might copy her schedule
b. It may lead to better time management
c. Strangers could use that information for harmful purposes
d. It makes her more popular online
3. What element of digital citizenship is shown when a student gives credit to the
source of an image in their school project?
a. Digital footprint
b. Cyberbullying
c. Digital law and ethics
d. Hacking prevention
4. James sees a classmate being cyberbullied in a group chat. What should he do
as a responsible digital citizen?
a. Join the conversation and defend the victim
b. Ignore it because it’s not his problem
c. Report the behavior to a teacher or trusted adult
d. Screenshot it and share it on his profile
5. A classmate shared a funny meme using someone else's photo without
permission. What is the issue with this?
a. It's just for fun, so there’s no problem
b. It might be considered as identity theft or online harassment
c. It will get lots of likes
d. It shows creativity
6. A student posts negative comments about her teacher on a public blog. Which
digital citizenship principle is being violated?
a. Access to information
b. Responsible online behavior
c. Technical skills
d. Creativity
7. How can an online post from three years ago affect a student applying for a
school scholarship today?
a. It has no effect because it’s old
b. It might show how smart they were
c. It may reveal poor behavior and affect the decision
d. It can’t be found anymore
8. Which of the following situations is a violation of the Anti-Cyberbullying Act (RA
10627)?
a. A student sends encouraging messages to a classmate
b. A group makes fun of another student by spreading edited photos
c. A teacher uses online tools to teach
d. A parent supervises their child’s computer use
9. What is the possible consequence of using someone else's password to access
their account?
a. It's okay if it's your friend
b. It’s legal as long as you don’t change anything
c. It may lead to criminal charges under ICT-related laws
d. You will be thanked for helping
10. Create a short checklist to protect your digital footprint. Which list is BEST?
A. Share widely, ignore privacy, post often
B. Think first, set privacy, review posts
C. Post quickly, delete later, block everyone
D. Never check settings, post anything
TEST III
Read each question carefully and choose the letter of the best answer.
1. What is the main goal of digital citizenship?
a. To download games online
b. To become famous on social media
c. To act responsibly and ethically in digital environments
d. To post everything about yourself
2. Which of the following best describes a digital poster?
a. A printed ad
b. An online visual that informs or educates using images and text
c. A book about computers
d. A folder of photos
3. What does the term "digital footprint" mean?
a. The size of your screen
b. The physical steps you take in a computer lab
c. The trail of data you leave behind online
d. A type of password
4. Which Philippine law protects individuals from online harassment and identity
theft?
a. RA 9003
b. RA 10175 (Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012)
c. RA 1425
d. RA 10627
5. Why is it important to cite sources in a digital presentation?
a. To make it longer
b. To copy other people's work
c. To show ownership and give proper credit
d. To avoid using your own words
6. What can happen if you share personal information carelessly online?
a. Your device works faster
b. Your friends will like you more
c. You could face privacy issues or identity theft
d. You will get more followers
7. What is the purpose of a reflective journal in digital learning?
a. To list your passwords
b. To reflect on experiences and lessons learned about digital behavior
c. To store photos
d. To track your game scores
8. Which of the following is a good example of being a responsible digital citizen?
a. Posting other people’s photos without asking
b. Respecting others’ opinions and privacy online
c. Ignoring cyberbullying
d. Sharing all your personal data
9. What should a digital poster about digital footprints include?
a. A list of fun websites
b. Instructions on playing online games
c. Information on how online actions can be traced and their effects
d. Personal diary entries
10. Why is it important to know about ICT-related laws?
A. To freely do anything online
B. To protect yourself and others online
C. To post viral content faster
D. To break rules without getting caught