Track quiz
Show on a big screenBefore the questions, here is one line to keep from each idea.
| Idea | The line to keep |
|---|---|
| The trail that builds up | Your digital footprint is what you post, plus what a service keeps. One item says one fact. Two that agree say a pattern. |
| Pictures get changed | The question is whether a change makes the picture say something untrue. |
| Checking, not looking | Looking harder may not settle it. A check brings in something the message does not have. |
| Aimed at a person | A bystander can stop adding, tell a grown-up, and not delete messages. |
| Noticing how it feels | Notice what got squeezed, measured against your own plan. |
| Rights and duties | Every right online comes with a duty to other people. |
| A fake account | A fake account hurts the real person. Do not reply or share it. Tell a grown-up you trust. |
You post one photo at the ground on a Saturday. What does that one photo show?
You post photos at the ground on two Saturdays. What can a stranger guess?
Your bus searches are kept by the service. Who can read that record?
You delete a post an hour after it went up. What is true afterwards?
A photo of a stall is made brighter. Nothing else changes. Does it say something untrue?
One photo has a recoloured awning. Another has a price moved from ₹40 to ₹90. Which matters more?
A student will look at a photo very closely. They want to know if it is real. What is wrong?
What makes something a check, not just looking?
A close friend forwards you a message. Does that settle whether it is true?
Every class plan leaves out one person on purpose, week after week. Nothing unkind is typed. Is this cyberbullying?
You see a mean post in a class chat. What changes the situation most?
An evening ends with homework undone and a hard morning. What is that?
A student posts a classmate's photo without asking. Which duty was missed?
A fake account posts in a friend's name. What is the best first step?
Fourteen questions. When looking harder cannot settle a case, a check from outside can. That may be another source, a witness, a plan or a grown-up.
One line to take with you is a question. What would settle this?
Next, Punched Cards & a Lights Puzzle turns to codes and clues.
Reveal every answer to finish this lesson.