A school's acceptable use policy states: “Users may not use another person's account for any reason.” Jordan's password reset is delayed, so Jordan uses a friend's account, with permission, to submit homework. Which applies?

A school policy states: “School devices are for schoolwork only; users may not bypass security controls.” During study hall, Mei changes Chromebook settings to bypass the web filter and watch a blocked streaming site. Which applies?

A school policy states: “Users must respect copyright and may not share copyrighted files without permission or a license.” Priya uploads a full commercial movie to the class drive so classmates can download it. Which applies?

A school policy states: “Users may not install software on school devices without technology department approval.” Eli asks the technology department to install an approved screen-reader extension, and it installs it. Which applies?

A school policy states: “School accounts must not send messages that threaten, harass, or humiliate others.” From a school email account, Luis threatens to post embarrassing photos unless a classmate pays him money. Which applies?

A school policy states: “Users must keep passwords private and must not ask for or collect another user's password.” Sam sees a classmate's written password and tells the classmate to store it securely instead. Which applies?

A school policy states: “Users may not use school networks to access or distribute material that is unlawful or violates school rules.” On school Wi-Fi, Noor shares a link to the school newspaper's public article in a group chat. Which applies?

A school's acceptable use policy states: “Users must not alter, damage, or interfere with the work of other users.” During a group project, Devon deletes a teammate's slides from the shared presentation after an argument. Which applies?

For two weeks, members of a group chat repeatedly post altered photos of Ava and urge others to add insults. Ava has asked them twice to stop, but they continue. What behavior does this situation show?

During a public game discussion, two players exchange angry, hostile insults in a rapidly escalating argument, but neither posts private information or pretends to be the other. What behavior is this?

After an argument, Kai posts Morgan's home address and personal phone number in a public comment so strangers can contact Morgan. Which term most specifically names this behavior?

Riley creates a social media profile using Taylor's name and photo, then sends messages to Taylor's friends as though Riley were Taylor. Which term most specifically names this behavior?

A student repeatedly sends one teammate messages such as “Nobody wants you here” after each club meeting and encourages others to exclude that teammate. Which term best fits the conduct?

On a forum, Pat replies to a disagreement with several all-caps insults, and the other participant responds with more angry insults in the same thread. Which behavior is being shown?

Someone copies a student's profile picture and name into a new account, then uses that account to post rude comments that appear to come from the student. Which term most specifically names this behavior?

In a chat, Lee posts a screenshot containing a classmate's private email address and says, “Send complaints directly to this person.” Which term most specifically names this behavior?

A student receives threatening direct messages from an unfamiliar account and plans to block it. The school's reporting procedure requires evidence first. What should the student do before blocking?

A student finds an account pretending to be a classmate and posting offensive comments. Before reporting the account, which action best preserves evidence?

A group-chat member posts a student's phone number without permission. The student wants the platform to review it. What is the best next step after saving evidence?

After saving screenshots of repeated humiliating posts, a student needs to follow the school's incident process. Which action should come next?

A student sees a classmate's account send a suspicious message asking for passwords. The classmate says the account was taken over. What should the student do with the suspicious message?

A student receives a harassing comment on a video. The comment is still visible, and the student wants it removed without losing proof. Which sequence is best?

A student has documented messages that violate school rules. A staff member asks for the original context rather than cropped images. What should the student provide?

A teacher emails a project reminder to a list of 90 students. One student replies-all, “Thanks!” What is the concrete effect of that choice?

In a shared class discussion, Amara disagrees with a proposal and writes, “Your idea is garbage; you clearly did not think.” Which revision best improves the communication's effect on recipients?

A student sends a classmate a message at 1:00 a.m. demanding an immediate response about a nonurgent group assignment. What is the likely effect on the recipient?

In a class forum, a student posts a long question that has already been answered in the assignment instructions. Which communication choice would be more considerate of recipients?

A teammate writes “Can you finish your part?” in a group chat after seeing that another teammate is absent for a family emergency. What is the main netiquette problem with this message?

A student wants feedback on a draft from a classmate. Which message is most likely to support a respectful, useful response?

During a video meeting, a student notices another participant has not turned on a camera. Which chat message best respects the participant while keeping the meeting moving?