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Personal Information- $100 Your name, age, sex, picture, phone number, address/location. What is obvious personal information not to divulge while online?

Personal Information- $200 Your hobbies, interests, school mascot, online group memberships. What is less obvious personal information not to divulge while online?

Personal Information- $300 A type of e-mail scam designed to steal your identity . What is phishing?

Personal Information- $400 Teens go to apply for a driver's license and find out one already has been issued to someone else using their name and SSN. When do teens usually first realize they have been a victim of personal identity theft?

Personal Information- $500 Friends may post someone else’s personal information on a website. How do others find personal information about you online even if you don’t have a website?

Cyber Predators- $100 People that use the Internet to hunt for victims to take advantage of in ANY way, including sexually, emotionally, psychologically or financially. What are cyber predators?

Cyber Predators- $200 LMIRL. How is Let’s meet in real life abbreviated in cyber lingo?

Cyber Predators- $300 A/S/L. How is age, sex and location abbreviated in cyber lingo?

Cyber Predators- $400 Excessive praise, questions about what they’re wearing or what they’re doing or questions designed to determine whether their parents are nearby. What are the warning signs of a potential online predator ?

Cyber Predators- $500 A resource center about the issues surrounding cyber predators. What is the Exploited Child Unit (ECU) within the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)?

Intellectual Property- $100 Ownership rights of materials, created, written, designed or expressed by individuals. What is intellectual property?

Intellectual Property- $200 Works that are not copyrighted that can be used for free. What is public domain?

Intellectual Property- $300 Represents 60% of all US Internet traffic. What is the percentage of file-sharing that takes place across the US Internet?

Intellectual Property- $400 Sharing and delivery of user specified files among groups of people who are logged on to a file sharing network. What is the definition of P2P (peer-to-peer)?

Intellectual Property- $500 Illegally downloading or sharing intellectual property without the permission of the creator. What is an example of a crime punishable by law?

Inappropriate Content- $100 Visual depictions that are obscene, child pornography, or material "harmful to minors." What is the definition of inappropriate content?

Inappropriate Content- $200 Pornography, hate groups, violence, illegal activity, extremist groups What is are some of the categories of online inappropriate content?

Inappropriate Content- $300 Through pop-up windows, misrepresented links, misspelled URLs, and auto links within emails. How can inappropriate content appear on any computer by accident?

Inappropriate Content- $400 Anyone can register for a domain name (if available) using .com or .org! How do inappropriate websites masquerade as legitimate resources?

Inappropriate Content- $500 A federal policy created to require Internet filtering for schools/libraries receiving Federal funding. What is the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA)?

Social Networks- $100 A service that uses the Internet for online communication through an interactive network of photos, blogs, user profiles, e-mail and other groups. What is the definition of social networks?

Social Networks- $200 MySpace, Xanga, LiveJournal, Facebook, Friendster, Bebo, Passado… What are some examples of social networks?

Social Networks- $300 Larger than the populations of 213 countries. What is the “population” of MySpace?

Social Networks- $400 “I walked to work after school like usual. I really hate that we have to wear these stupid purple uniforms (see pic)…I mean we’re just serving hamburgers right?” . What is an example of an inappropriate blog?

Social Networks- $500 People can download MySpace information onto their computers. What is an example of how you might never get what you put online back?

Cyberbullying- $100 The use of technology for social cruelty, which can include harassment, impersonation, trickery, exclusion and stalking. What is the definition of cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying- $200 Considered a form of harassment in most states and can be punishable by law as a misdemeanor or felony. What is cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying- $300 The act of sending or posting messages that are deliberately hostile and insulting. What is flaming?

Cyberbullying- $400 A buddy list should only contain names of people you know and trust. What is one way to avoid cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying- $500 “Bash Boards,” chat rooms, IM, cell phones, social networking sites (MySpace), morphing software…. What are ways teens can be cyberbullied?

Final Jeopardy Tell a trusted adult. What should you do if you feel uncomfortable with online content, are being cyberbullied, suspect identity theft, have an uneasy feeling about someone online?