Internet safety

Internet Safety - Shraddha & Mikael 5C

Multiple Choice

1.The Internet is a very small place and there are very less people there.

• True

• False

• Maybe

Multiple Choice

2.If you think you got scammed or hacked, you should...

• Email a teacher

• Get a new internet provider

• Change your passwords

Multiple Choice

3.I should ask my parent or guardian if it's okay before______.

• creating a social media account.

• making a website.

• posting anything online.

• All Of The Above.

Multiple Choice

4.Never meet anyone whom you have chatted with online without your parent's permission.

• False

• True

Multiple Choice

5.I do not have to be polite and respectful online because I can't see the person and they can't see me.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

6.What information is okay to give out on the internet?

A) Name

B) Address

C) Phone Number

D) None of the above

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

7.Do you need to be more cautious with people that you've met in real life or with friends that you've met online?

• I need to be more cautious with friends that I met real life

• I need to be more cautious people that I met online

Multiple Choice

8.You need to create a password. You have four ideas. Which would be the most secure?

• Hi

• 123456

• GEMS

• S@rSHq2B

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9.What should you do if someone you do not know wants to chat?

• Email them a picture of yourself.

• Tell them to chat with your friend.

• Block them from chatting with you and tell a grown up.

• Send them a text message.

Multiple Choice

10.Giving your phone number to a person you met in a chat room is okay, but you should never give your address.

• False. It is okay to give your address but never your phone number.

• False. It is not okay to give out either your phone number or address.

• False. You can safely give either out.

• True.

Thank you!