Across
- 3. Able to be relied on to do what is right or what is needed
- 6. News that intentionally lies or distorts the truth—the popular name for it these days is “fake news”
- 11. A software program or “tool” people use to find information—including locations, photos and videos—on the Web
- 12. False; an action or message designed to fool, trick or lie to someone
- 13. Words or actions intended to be cruel or hurtful. This word can also refer to harmful software intended to do damage to a person’s device, account, or personal information
- 18. A dishonest attempt to make money by tricking people into sharing their login, personal info, contacts, etc. or tricking people out of their money or digital property
- 19. A phishing scam where an attacker targets you more specifically by using pieces of your own personal information
- 21. A person who is known for regularly posting short videos on a blog or social media.
- 22. The reason that someone does something; intention
Down
- 1. A word directly related to the topic of your internet search—one of the words you really need to do your search because no other word describes your topic better
- 2. Willing to question claims of truth
- 4. Facts or examples that prove something is true or false
- 5. A collection of information you get in a search engine after you type
- 7. Someone or something that provides information
- 8. A scam that uses text messages to trick you into doing something, like share a login or other personal info, click on a link to a bad site or download bad software
- 9. False information intended to trick or mislead you
- 10. A keyword, set of keywords or a question you type into a search window (or box) to find information online.
- 13. False Information
- 14. Content that attracts attention and could push you to click on a link to a certain site by using interesting formatting or catchy phrases
- 15. Special skill or knowledge about a particular thing
- 16. An attempt to scam you or trick you into sharing your login or other personal information online.
- 17. Creating a fake identity or account online to trick people into friending them or sharing their personal information
- 20. Believable; someone who is credible uses evidence, and you can be confident they are telling the truth.
