Online safety - Quiz

Peter has shared a photo of you that you really don’t like. What do you do?

• Share an embarrassing photo of them in return!

• Tell an adult and explain why you’re unhappy.

• Nothing; it’s up to them what they post online.

Olivia is learning about online safety. Why is it important for her to be cautious online?

• There are real dangers online.

• Personal Information can be stolen.

• People can pretend to be whoever they want to be.

• All of the answer choices

Answer explanation

Online safety is important because there are real dangers online, personal information can be stolen, and people can pretend to be whoever they want to be, making all of the answer choices correct.

What should Charlotte do if someone she does NOT know sends her a message?

• Send them a picture of herself.

• Tell a teacher or grownup.

• Tell them to send a message to her friend.

• Send them a message back.

Answer explanation

If someone you do not know sends you a message, you should tell a teacher or grownup to ensure your safety and well-being.

Aubrie is learning about online safety. She wonders if passwords...

• should be easy to guess.

• is a game

• should be shared with others.

• help keep us safe.

Answer explanation

Passwords help keep us safe by protecting our personal information and accounts from unauthorized access.

Cristina is learning about online safety. Private information is something only her family and close friends should know. Which of these items are considered private information?

• Her usernames and passwords

• Her address

• Her school

• All of the answer choices.

Answer explanation

All of the answer choices are considered private information as they should only be known by your family and close friends.

Christian is creating a blog post. Which of the following is okay for him to share online?

• His favorite sport

• His birthday

• His password

• The name of his school

Answer explanation

Sharing your favorite sport online is okay as it is a harmless piece of information. However, sharing your birthday, password, or school name can pose security risks.

If Jack is unsure whether a website is safe, he should...

• ask an adult.

• click on the link and find out.

Answer explanation

If you have a question or do not know if something online is safe, you should ask an adult to ensure safety and get the correct guidance.

Who should I respect online?

• Myself

• My classmates

• My teacher

• All of the answer choices

Answer explanation

Respect should be given to oneself, classmates, and teachers online. Therefore, the correct choice is 'All of the answer choices'.

Coco is considering using her birthday as a password.

• Safe

• Unsafe

Answer explanation

Choosing your birthday as a password is unsafe because it is a common and easily guessable choice, making it vulnerable to hacking.

Elle is considering sharing her name and address online. Should she do it?

• YES I can share

• NO It's not safe

Answer explanation

Sharing name and address online can pose a risk to personal safety and privacy, making it unsafe to do so.