Foundation prepared more than 50 questions about the Internet, digital culture and computer design

A new test has been added to the “Study the Internet – Govern It” project, which teaches digital literacy in an interactive form – for the youngest Internet users, as well as novice users of any age. The questions for him were prepared by the experts of the Smart Internet Foundation.

The test “CHILDREN: questions for the youngest Internet users” is published in the section “Knowledge in tests” and contains 26 questions. Most of them offer a choice of one correct answer from the list, but there are questions with several correct answers and even a matching task. Trying answer each you are checking erudition and learn new facts, for example, what is the difference between a touchpad and a gamepad, what will double-click the left mouse button, what is the name of the lesson that is conducted online, what are the browser, captcha and CapsLock keys for, and much more different!

This is not the first collaboration between “Study the Internet” and the Smart Internet Foundation. In the “Quiz” section, designed for offline testing of knowledge about digital technologies, a module called “CHILDREN” was launched a few years ago. This year, round 4 was added to it, all questions for which were also prepared by the Foundation’s specialists.