KS3 Esafety

How long does it take before it is safe to meet an online friend in person? 

• Never
• A week
• A year
• A month

Name, Age, Address, Gender,Religion are all examples of..

• Shared information
• Password people use
• Public data
• Personal data

What should you do if you receive an upsetting email?

• Email a friend
• Don't tell anyone
• Delete the message
• Tell an adult

You receive an e-mail with an attachment from someone you don't know. What should you do?

• Delete it immediately
• Forward it to your friends
• Open it
• Save it on a memory stick and open it

Your friend is being bullied by nasty emails. What is the BEST advice togive them?

• Reply back telling them to stop
• Save emails and tell an adult
• Reply back with a nasty email
• Delete all emails

Which of thefollowing is a risk of using the internet incorrectly?

• Cyberbullying can happen
• Listen to too much music
• You can cheat on your homework
• Spend too much time on Internet

If someone sends threats or mean messages you should...

• Save the message
• Do not respond
• Block, report and tell
• All of the answers

What would you do if somebody on the internet asked you to meet up?

• Ask to web cam first
• Go and meet them
• Report them (CEOP) and tell an adult
• Ask where and when

Who should know your password?

• Everyone
• You only
• Best mates
• Your family

What type of information should you keep secret?

• address
• Your pet’s name
• Your name &
• Your favourite colour
• Your favourite food