Unit 3 Revision Quiz — Ethics, Law & Digital Citizenship

01.

Which Creative Commons licence allows others to remix your work but forbids commercial use?

CC BYCC0 (Public Domain)CC BY-NDCC BY-NC

02.

Cyberbullying & Safety

A friend privately sent you an embarrassing photo of another student and asked you to spread it. The right thing to do is:

Share it only in a small group so it stays privateRefuse, delete the image, and tell a trusted adult — sharing it could be a crimeSave it in case you need it laterRepost it publicly to warn others

03.

Cybercrime Act 2016

Which PNG law makes it illegal to hack into someone's account or spread harmful digital content?

Cybercrime Code Act 2016Copyright Act 2000Computer Misuse Regulation 1995Digital Citizens Act 2018

04.

Only if the © symbol is addedOnly after it is registered with a government officeOnly if the work is sold commerciallyAs soon as it is created and fixed (written, saved, recorded)

05.

PII & Digital Footprint

Which habit BEST protects your digital footprint?

Thinking before posting and reviewing privacy settings regularlySharing your location publicly so friends can find youAccepting every friend request to grow your networkUsing the same simple password everywhere so you don't forget

06.

Cybercrime Act 2016

A student secretly logs into a classmate's Facebook and posts embarrassing photos. Under the Cybercrime Code Act 2016, this is BEST described as:

Copyright infringementA minor school discipline matter with no legal weightUnauthorised access and identity-related offenceFreedom of expression protected by law

07.

PII & Digital Footprint

Your 'digital footprint' is best described as:

The Wi-Fi signal strength around youThe physical wear on your phone screenThe number of steps your phone counts each dayThe trail of data you leave behind through your online activity

08.

You want to use a photo from the internet in your school project. The SAFEST choice is a photo licensed as:

All Rights ReservedCreative Commons (with attribution)A photo watermarked 'Do not copy'A random image from Google search with no licence info

09.

Which action is copyright infringement?

Downloading a full movie from a piracy site to share with friendsUsing a CC BY image with proper creditQuoting a short line from a book in your essay with a citationReading a library book

10.

PII & Digital Footprint

Which of the following is Personally Identifiable Information (PII)?

The weather in Port MoresbyA country's flagYour favourite colourYour full name combined with your date of birth and school

11.

Digital Citizenship (mixed)

A responsible digital citizen would MOST likely:

Share other people's private messages for laughsCopy assignments from the internet without citingUse free Wi-Fi to log into their bank without a passwordCredit sources, respect others online, and protect their own data

12.

Cyberbullying & Safety

Which of these is an example of cyberbullying?

Repeatedly sending mean or threatening messages on WhatsAppReporting a fake account to FacebookDisagreeing with someone in a class debateBlocking someone who posts offensive content

13.

Cybercrime Act 2016

Which of these is NOT considered a cybercrime under PNG law?

Sharing someone's nude photos without consentSending threatening messages on MessengerWriting a school essay about the dangers of hackingUsing another person's password to read their email

14.

Cyberbullying & Safety

The BEST first response when you are being cyberbullied is to:

Publicly shame them by sharing their nameDelete your account and never talk about itReply with insults so they know you're not weakSave evidence (screenshots), block the bully, and tell a trusted adult

15.

PII & Digital Footprint

A recruiter can see an old public post where you insulted a teacher. This shows that:

Only teachers can view your old postsEmployers are not allowed to check social mediaDigital content can stay online for years and affect future opportunitiesPosts always disappear after one year