Understanding the Internet and Online Safety

What is the internet primarily used for?

• Playing offline games

• Cooking recipes

• Sending letters

• Connecting computers globally

If you receive a message from someone you don't know, what should you do?

• Ignore the message

• Reply immediately

• Share it with a friend

• Tell an adult

Why is it hard to identify strangers on the internet?

• They can pretend to be someone you know

• They use real names

• They are always visible

• They tell the truth

What counts as personal information that shouldn't be shared online without permission?

• Favorite color

• Favorite games

• Type of pets

• Your school and address

What should you do if you receive a message asking for personal information?

• Keep it a secret

• Tell an adult

• Share the information if you know the sender

• Save the message

What action should you take if you encounter a website or content that isn't appropriate for children?

• Try to fix it yourself

• Download the content

• Tell an adult

• Keep browsing

How should you react if someone online tells you to keep a message a secret?

• Tell a friend

• Keep the secret

• Forget about it

• Tell an adult

What is a safe practice when using the internet?

• Keep your personal information private

• Accept all friend requests

• Visit any website without caution

• Share all personal details

What should you do if something online makes you feel uncomfortable?

• Laugh it off

• Tell an adult

• Explore more about it

• Ignore your feelings

Why is the internet described as a great tool for learning?

• Because it can play games

• Because it has unlimited data

• Because it offers extensive information

• Because it connects millions of computers