Social Media Quiz

Sam is in grade 5 and he found an app which is age restricted (18+ only).

He thinks it is okay to download it as nobody will know.

What do you think?

• Sam is right. Nobody will know.

• Sam should lie about his age and download the app.

• Sam should ask an adult and not lie about his age.

  (some apps are age-restricted for a reason)

• Sam should call his friend and ask him to get the app too.

Social Media programs are planned to be addictive.

Notifications, likes and comments on Social Media generate the release of ________ in the brain.

We should never share this information with strangers and websites on Social Media:

• Our feelings.

• Our personal information.

  (phone number, bank details, date of birth)

• Pictures.

• All of the options are correct.

Jane saw a News article on Facebook; that seems to be good (or bad) to be true.

What should she do?

• Share on Facebook and be the first one to share.

• Verify the information before sharing.

  Report if it is fake.

• Ignore. I do not care.

• Like it because my friends liked it too.

Sally made a friend online on Instagram.

This friend has no pictures on Social Media and he does not go to Sally's school.

Should Sally trust and meet him?

• No. Online strangers can be dangerous.

  What if he hurts Sally?

• Yes, Sally should go with her friends.

• Sally should talk to strangers on Social Media.

James' family is here for Christmas and he is sitting in his room playing games online.

What should James do?

• Keep on enjoying his game and ignore the rest.

• He should spend quality time with his family.

• Lock his door and play quietly.

The teacher asked Tim to make an infographic on Canva.

He downloaded it from Pinterest and wrote his own name.

Is this correct?

• Yes.

• It would take a long time to make a new Infographic.

  This was easy.

• Tim is not being ethical and responsible.

  This is cheating.