If you are confronted by a difficult situation online and you don't know exactly how to handle it, what should you do?

• ask an online friend for help

• make an educated guess

• turn off the computer

• tell a trusted adult

You receive a text from a number you do not recognise. What is the best repsonse?

• send back a text asking who it is.

• Don't respond and tell your parents

• Send a text asking who it is

Why do you need to be more cautious with friends you meet online than with the friends you meet at school.

• Most people on the internet are not as trustworthy as the people you meet in real life.

• Online it's more difficult to tell if a person is who he/she says he/she is.

• Friendships that begin online are not real.

• Websites have very strict rules about online friendships.

When is it okay to submit your personal information to a website.

• When one of your friends tells you that the site in safe.

• When you receive an email requesting personal information.

• When your parents say it's okay.

• When all your friends have already done it.

Before you post anything online you should think about

• How many likes you will get.

• Assess if they wifi is strong enough

• The long term consequences (future job, friends...)

• What your friends will think.

Ensure that social media settings are only shared with

• family

• friends

• people you trust

• everyone

The easiest rule for digital citizenship is

• Never use technology

• Always use free wifi

• Be kind online

• Always power your devices

Most social media apps have this feature to keep everyone safe and respectful.

• Help button

• Unfriend button

• Contact button

• Report or flag inappropriate content.

If someone shares a hurtful message or image with you, you should

• Not pass it on

• Let a trusted adult know

• Tell the person that sent it, that it is not okay

• All of the answers listed

Which password listed below is the strongest?

• iloveela

• 123456

• password

• R1vasE!@