PC Parts and Digital Citizenship

Question 1

Keyboard

Answer 1

input device used to type information into a computer

Question 2

Mouse

Answer 2

input device used to click, drag, scroll, & highlight

Question 3

Flash Drive

Answer 3

Storage device that plugs into a USB port

Question 4

Monitor

Answer 4

Output device that allows you to see information

Question 5

Input Devices

Answer 5

hardware that is used to put information into the computer

Question 6

Output Devices

Answer 6

hardware that is used to put out information for the user to see or hear

Question 7

Storage Devices

Answer 7

hardware that is used to save or store information

Question 8

Printer

Answer 8

output device that gives you a hard copy of information

Question 9

CPU

Answer 9

acts as the “brain” of the computer

Question 10

Hardware

Answer 10

all of the computer parts that you can see and touch

Question 11

Speaker

Answer 11

output device used to hear audio from the computer

Question 12

Digital Citizen

Answer 12

Someone who is safe, responsible, and respectful when using technology or the internet

Question 13

Digital/Cyber

Answer 13

Relating to computers or technology

Question 14

Digital Footprint

Answer 14

The trail we leave behind every time we use or post to the internet which is never truly deleted or erased. Can be what others post about us, too

Question 15

Scam

Answer 15

Tricking someone to steal personal information or money

Question 16

Identity Crime

Answer 16

A crime in which your information is stolen and used for criminal activity

Question 17

Phishing

Answer 17

Sending phony emails, messages, or links in hopes of obtaining personal information/money

Question 18

Bully

Answer 18

Someone who repetitively abuses, harasses, or intimidates another person

Question 19

Victim

Answer 19

The person who faces the abuse, harassment, or intimidation of a bully

Question 20

Phishing Scam Features

Answer 20

“Too good to be true,” sense of urgency, typos, asking to verify account information, unknown sender, suspicious link, asking for personal information, generic greeting

Question 21

Clickjacking

Answer 21

Clicking on a seemingly harmless link, but being redirected to an infected website, a phishing site, or online scam

Question 22

Online Predators

Answer 22

Internet users (usually adults acting as kids) who are dangerous to a child online and mask their identity

Question 23

Cyberbullying

Answer 23

The use of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature. This can be through social media, texting, and much more.
Sentence: Our school has a no-cyberbull

Question 24

Empathy

Answer 24

To imagine the feelings that someone else is experiencing

Question 25

Upstander

Answer 25

Someone who witnesses bullying and does something to help

Question 26

Bystander

Answer 26

Someone who sees bullying but does nothing to help