How Digitally Self-Sufficient Are You with Everyday Problems?

Q1. Which set of situations does this quiz help you reflect on?
- Finding reliable information, troubleshooting devices or apps, and completing online tasks
- Choosing entertainment, planning holidays, and comparing recipes
- Writing fiction, drawing pictures, and composing music
- Memorizing trivia, learning languages, and solving puzzles
Answer: Finding reliable information, troubleshooting devices or apps, and completing online tasks
Q2. When you meet an unfamiliar digital tool, which approach best matches the quiz's supportive mindset?
- Treat the gap as a learnable skill and identify a practical next step
- Assume you are not capable of learning it
- Avoid all unfamiliar tools permanently
- Wait for someone else to solve every digital problem
Answer: Treat the gap as a learnable skill and identify a practical next step
Q3. Which broader group of abilities is included in the self-assessment?
- Finding reliable information, troubleshooting, completing online tasks, protecting personal information, asking for help, and learning unfamiliar tools
- Only repairing broken hardware without assistance
- Only using social media and sending messages
- Only remembering passwords and installing games
Answer: Finding reliable information, troubleshooting, completing online tasks, protecting personal information, asking for help, and learning unfamiliar tools

How Digitally Self-Sufficient Are You with Everyday Problems?

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