Make sure any jokes are clearly marked as jokes to avoid offending others. Ignore online insults by not responding. Emails and conversations should only include information you would say publicly. Include a brief descriptive subject line when emailing others. Forwarding emails to a large contact list is a form of spamming.

1. Digital Etiquette How much do you really know about netiquette?

2. You say something online meant to be a joke, you should: Post it and hope people understand that it is a joke Make sure it is clear that you are joking Send or post it regardless of how it might make people feel.

3. Answer: B

4. If someone insults you online, you should: Assume they want to start a flame war, and immediately insult them back. Report them so they can be banned. Ignore the insult by not responding to it.

5. Answer: C

6. Emails, text messages, blog comments and conversations in chat rooms, should: Always be written in capital letters. Never contain emoticons. Not contain any information you wouldn’t say out loud in public.

7. Answer: C

8. When sending an email, you should: Put your name in the subject line Fill in the subject line with a brief description of the contents of the message Leave the subject line blank

9. Answer: B

10. Forwarding a funny email to everyone on your contact list is A form of spamming and is not considered polite The best way to keep in touch with friends Great because many of your friends forward it to their contact list, so you get to see it again and again.

11. Answer: A