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Civics & ICT: Quick True/False QuizVersión en línea Learn ICT civics with quick true/false prompts. por YAKILI LMS 1 We should keep our passwords secret and not share them. Yes No 2 It is okay to share your password with a friend to help you remember it. Yes No 3 School technology rules apply both at school and during ICT activities. Yes No 4 You should click on every pop-up to see what it is. Yes No 5 You can download software from any site if it looks cool. Yes No 6 Posting someone's photo online without asking is always allowed. Yes No 7 Always ask for permission before using someone else’s device. Yes No 8 Civics lessons in ICT teach us to use computers responsibly. Yes No 9 If you are unsure about something online, you should do nothing. Yes No 10 Online safety includes treating others with respect in chats and messages. Yes No 11 National emblems are used on government documents and official buildings. Yes No 12 The national anthem is a national symbol. Yes No 13 The coat of arms is not a national symbol. Yes No 14 National emblems change every year. Yes No 15 The national flag is always round. Yes No 16 The national anthem is not a symbol of a country. Yes No 17 The national flag is a symbol of a country. Yes No 18 Only grown-ups learn about national emblems. Yes No 19 The coat of arms is one of the national emblems. Yes No 20 National emblems help people recognize a country. Yes No 21 Grace Hopper invented the computer mouse. Yes No 22 Linus Torvalds created the Linux kernel. Yes No 23 Ada Lovelace invented the World Wide Web. Yes No 24 Tim Berners-Lee is the inventor of the smartphone. Yes No 25 Bill Gates designed the first microprocessor. Yes No 26 Bill Gates co-founded Microsoft. Yes No 27 Linus Torvalds created Windows. Yes No 28 Grace Hopper helped develop early computer compilers. Yes No 29 Ada Lovelace is known as the first computer programmer. Yes No 30 Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web. Yes No 31 Do not eat or drink near the computer. Yes No 32 You may eat snacks at the computer while you work. Yes No 33 It's okay to share your password with a friend if you trust them. Yes No 34 You can install new software on the school computer without asking anyone. Yes No 35 If you see something online that makes you uncomfortable, tell your teacher. Yes No 36 Turn off the computer when you finish using it. Yes No 37 If the teacher is busy, you can use the computer without asking. Yes No 38 It's fine to ignore warnings about unsafe websites. Yes No 39 Save your work regularly so you don’t lose it. Yes No 40 Always ask your teacher for permission before using the computer. Yes No 41 We should not share personal information like our full name, address, or school with strangers online. Yes No 42 It's okay to download apps from any website without asking a grown-up. Yes No 43 You should never share your password with anyone. Yes No 44 We should turn off privacy settings to see more content. Yes No 45 If someone asks for your password, you should share it to help them. Yes No 46 It's fine to post a photo of a friend online without asking them. Yes No 47 If you see something confusing or scary online, ask a trusted adult for help. Yes No 48 If someone is mean online, you should respond with mean words. Yes No 49 Honesty online means telling the truth and not pretending to be someone else. Yes No 50 Being kind and respectful online helps others feel safe. Yes No

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We should keep our passwords secret and not share them.

It is okay to share your password with a friend to help you remember it.

School technology rules apply both at school and during ICT activities.

You should click on every pop-up to see what it is.

You can download software from any site if it looks cool.

Posting someone's photo online without asking is always allowed.

Always ask for permission before using someone else’s device.

Civics lessons in ICT teach us to use computers responsibly.

If you are unsure about something online, you should do nothing.

Online safety includes treating others with respect in chats and messages.

National emblems are used on government documents and official buildings.

The national anthem is a national symbol.

The coat of arms is not a national symbol.

National emblems change every year.

The national flag is always round.

The national anthem is not a symbol of a country.

The national flag is a symbol of a country.

Only grown-ups learn about national emblems.

The coat of arms is one of the national emblems.

National emblems help people recognize a country.

Grace Hopper invented the computer mouse.

Linus Torvalds created the Linux kernel.

Ada Lovelace invented the World Wide Web.

Tim Berners-Lee is the inventor of the smartphone.

Bill Gates designed the first microprocessor.

Bill Gates co-founded Microsoft.

Linus Torvalds created Windows.

Grace Hopper helped develop early computer compilers.

Ada Lovelace is known as the first computer programmer.

Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web.

Do not eat or drink near the computer.

You may eat snacks at the computer while you work.

It's okay to share your password with a friend if you trust them.

You can install new software on the school computer without asking anyone.

If you see something online that makes you uncomfortable, tell your teacher.

Turn off the computer when you finish using it.

If the teacher is busy, you can use the computer without asking.

It's fine to ignore warnings about unsafe websites.

Save your work regularly so you don’t lose it.

Always ask your teacher for permission before using the computer.

We should not share personal information like our full name, address, or school with strangers online.

It's okay to download apps from any website without asking a grown-up.

You should never share your password with anyone.

We should turn off privacy settings to see more content.

If someone asks for your password, you should share it to help them.

It's fine to post a photo of a friend online without asking them.

If you see something confusing or scary online, ask a trusted adult for help.

If someone is mean online, you should respond with mean words.

Honesty online means telling the truth and not pretending to be someone else.

Being kind and respectful online helps others feel safe.