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In today's world, digital technology plays a central role in our daily lives. (I) From communicating with friends and family to working remotely, and from reading online classes to entertainment, it is impossible to imagine life without it. (II) As we increasingly depend on the Internet and digital devices, it becomes essential to understand how to use the responsibly. (III) It also means understanding the ethical implications of our online behavior and the impact it can have on others. (IV)

A responsible digital citizen is someone who uses technology wisely and encourages others to do the same. They are mindful of their online behavior and try to be polite and respectful to others. For example, responsible users might refrain from leaving hurtful deeply. This consideration helps prevent negative experiences for others and contributes to a positive online environment. Additionally, responsible digital citizens respect the privacy of others. They avoid posting photos or sharing personal information about people without their consent, as doing so can jeopardize online security.

Moreover, responsible digital citizens are aware of the potential risks of being online. They understand that the Internet is full of dangers, such as fake websites and online scams. For example, in countries like the United States, scammers often create fraudulent sites that trick users into entering their personal information, such as login details or bank account numbers. These scams can lead to identity theft or financial loss. When encountering such online threats, responsible citizens should report them to the appropriate authorities, such as the cyber police, to prevent further harm. By doing so, they contribute to making the Internet a safer place for everyone.

While many people today know how to navigate the digital world safely, there are still many other people who are at risk of falling victim to scams. By practicing responsible digital citizenship, we can help ensure that the benefits of digital technology are accessible to all, without exposing anyone to unnecessary risks.

Question 17. Where in paragraph 1 does the following sentence best fit?

Being a responsible digital citizen involves more than just knowing how to operate devices.

        A. (III)        B. (I)        C. (II)        D. (IV)

Question 18. The word "ethical" in paragraph 1 could be best replaced by_______

        A. guilty        B. unjust        C. polite        D. moral

Question 19. The word "their" in paragraph 2 refers to_______

        A. negative experiences                B. responsible users

        C. hurtful comments                D. social media

Question 20. According to paragraph 2, which of the following is NOT mentioned?

A. Responsible users actively encourage others to post positive comments online.

B. Responsible digital citizens avoid sharing personal information without consent.

C. Responsible digital citizens respect the privacy of others.

D. Responsible digital citizens are mindful of their online behavior.

Question 21. Which of the following best summarises paragraph 3?

A. Responsible digital citizens are not only aware of online risks but also report these threats to the authorities to help make the Internet a safer place.

B. Scammers frequently design websites to lure users into providing sensitive information, including login credentials and bank account numbers.

C. When facing such online threats, responsible citizens must alert the relevant authorities, like cyber police, to help prevent additional damage.

D. Responsible digital citizens know how to identify fake websites and take steps to avoid them in order to protect their personal information and ensure their online safety.

Question 22. The word "fraudulent" in paragraph 3 is OPPOSITE in meaning to_______

        A. deceptive        B. reliable        C. dishonest        D. illegal

Question 23. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. Responsible digital citizens know that there are few risks online as long as we avoid clicking on suspicious or untrustworthy links.

B. Responsible digital citizens can share photos and personal information as long as it doesn't infringe on the privacy or well-being of others.

C. Responsible digital citizens should avoid becoming overly reliant on the Internet so that they reduce the risk of falling for online scams.

D. Responsible digital citizens use technology thoughtfully, respect others online, and encourage others to behave in a similar manner.

Question 24. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

A. Digital technology has no risks if we use it responsibly.

B. Reporting online scams is unnecessary since most people know to avoid them.

C. The Internet is a dangerous place that should be avoided at all costs.

D. Many people today are still unaware of how to protect themselves online.

Question 25. Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?

A. Practicing responsible digital citizenship helps people avoid digital technology altogether, ensuring no one faces any harm.

B. Digital technology should be limited to those who understand its risks and avoid sharing information that might cause harm to others.

C. By using technology responsibly, we can make sure everyone can enjoy its advantages safely and without putting themselves in danger.

D. If we all behave responsibly online, we can enjoy the benefits of digital technology without worrying about potential risks.

Question 26. Which of the following best summarises the passage?

A. Digital technology plays a vital role in our daily lives, and while it has many benefits, it also comes with risks that need to be resolved.

B. Because of digital technology poses many risks, it is crucial to recognize the potential dangers of online crams and how responsible users can help protect others from harm.

C. Digital technology plays a vital role in modern life, and responsible digital citizenship helps ensure its benefits are accessible to everyone while minimizing online risks.

D. To make the Internet a safer place for everyone, responsible digital citizenship must be mindful of their actions and avoid sharing personal information without consent.

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