Grade 5 CSM Lesson 4 - Digital Friendships

1. Which is a possible risk when you have an online-only friendship?

• They might give you honest advice.

• They may not be who they say they are.

• They may not believe what you say because you didn't tell them in person.

2. Sally is talking with Steven62, her online friend. Steven62 asks, “Is Sally your real name? What's your last name?” Sally feels uncomfortable. What should she do?

• She should tell Steven62 the truth.

• She should not tell her name, and should tell him she prefers not to share that information.

• She should tell Steven62 her real name only if he tells her his real name.

3. Read the scenario and then choose the best answer, true or false. Lila has an online-only friend named Clara. Clara asks what Lila's favorite animal is. She also asks what her favorite color is. Lila shouldn't answer Clara because this is private information.

• True

• False

4. Which of the following is an example of private information?

• Birthdate

• Favorite Band

• What you had for lunch

• How many siblings you have

Which of the following would be an inappropriate response to an online-only friend asking for your address?

• "Sorry, I prefer not to give out information like that over the internet."

• "Oh man, it better not rain today."

• "I live on Oak Street in Ovid."

• "It doesn't matter what the name of my street is. What matters is that it's cool."