Internet Safety Quiz

Elijah, Zoe, and Hannah are discussing online privacy. What do they mean by online privacy?

• The prevention of cyber attacks on personal data.

• Protection of personal information on the internet.

• The ability to browse the internet anonymously.

• Sharing personal information with others online.

James, Anika, and Avery are discussing online safety. They come across the term 'phishing scam.' What is a phishing scam?

• A phishing scam is a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising as a trustworthy entity.

• A phishing scam is a type of fishing technique used by hackers.

• A phishing scam is a software used to protect sensitive information.

• A phishing scam is a legitimate way to obtain sensitive information.

Abigail, Lily, and Samuel are discussing how to protect themselves from phishing scams. What advice would you give them?

• Be cautious of suspicious emails or messages, avoid clicking on unknown links or downloading attachments, verify the legitimacy of websites before entering personal information, keep your devices and software updated, and use strong and unique passwords for online accounts.

• Click on any link or download any attachment

• Use the same password for all online accounts

• Ignore all emails and messages

Mason, Oliver, and Noah are having a debate. They are discussing 'social media safety'. Can you help them understand what it is?

• Is it ways to create engaging social media content?

• Or, is it precautions and measures to protect oneself and personal information while using social media platforms?

• Could it be tips for increasing social media followers?

• Or, is it methods to monetize social media accounts?

Kai, Henry, and Aria are having a debate. Kai says, 'Why do you think it's important to have strong passwords, guys?'

• Henry says, 'Strong passwords provide extra security.'

• Aria says, 'Strong passwords are not necessary.'

• Kai says, 'Weak passwords are more secure.'

• Aria says, 'Strong passwords are easy to remember.'

Hey Charlotte, Abigail, and Isla! Can you guess what an online scam is?

• Is it a legitimate online business?

• Could it be a type of computer virus?

• Maybe a form of online advertising?

• Or is it a fraudulent scheme or deception conducted over the internet to trick individuals into providing sensitive information or making financial transactions?

Rohan, Abigail, and Elijah are discussing how to identify an online scam. Which of the following statements would be the most accurate advice to give them?

• Never question requests for payment through unconventional methods

• Always trust unsolicited emails or messages asking for personal information

• There are several ways to identify an online scam. Some common signs include unsolicited emails or messages asking for personal information, requests for payment through unconventional methods, promises of large sums of money for little to no effort, and websites with poor design or spelling errors. It is important to be cautious and verify the legitimacy of any online offers or requests before providing any personal or financial information.

• Believe promises of large sums of money for little to no effort

Ethan, Nora, and Lily are discussing online safety. They come across a question: What should you do if you encounter an online scam?

• Take immediate action to stop communication, report the scam, and protect personal information.

• Delete any evidence of the scam

• Share personal information with the scammer

• Ignore the scam and continue communication

Imagine Abigail, Charlotte, and Michael are surfing the internet. Why is it crucial for them to keep their personal information private online?

• To increase their chances of winning online contests.

• To protect against identity theft and invasion of privacy.

• To make it easier for their friends and family to find them online.

• To allow companies to personalize their advertisements for them.

Zoe, Benjamin, and Ethan received a mysterious email while playing an online game. What should they do?

• Reply to the email asking for more information about the mysterious sender.

• Delete the email and report it as spam or phishing to the game's support team.

• Click on any links or download any attachments in the email to find out who sent it.

• Forward the email to all their friends in the game.