Digital Safety and Browser History Quiz

Why might "deleting" browser history not completely remove online traces?

• Computer glitches randomly save information

• Special recovery tools can retrieve deleted data

• Websites automatically keep permanent records

• Parents have secret tracking technology

Which of the following is the BEST description of browser history?

• A secret code only parents understand

• A digital record of websites you've visited

• A list of blocked internet pages

• A computer's memory of downloaded files

If you encounter something uncomfortable online, what is the MOST responsible action?

• Ignore it and hope it goes away

• Delete the browser history immediately

• Tell a trusted adult

• Continue browsing

What makes internet browsing potentially risky for children?

• Computers can break easily

• The internet is a public space where actions can be tracked

• Websites are always dangerous

• Parents don't understand technology

Why is sharing personal information online dangerous?

• It might cost money

• Computers can't handle personal details

• Strangers could misuse your private information

• Personal information disappears quickly

Which action demonstrates responsible digital citizenship?

• Exploring websites without permission

• Hiding internet activity from parents

• Asking parents before visiting new websites

• Ignoring online safety guidelines

What does a "red flag" in online safety typically indicate?

• A computer error message

• A warning sign of potential danger

• A new website design

• A fun internet game

How can children protect themselves online?

• Never use the internet

• Use parental controls and browse in family areas

• Create secret passwords

• Download every available app

What makes browser history similar to a "digital diary"?

• It records personal thoughts

• It tracks websites visited, like recording a journey

• It writes stories automatically

• It creates secret messages

Why is open communication with parents important for digital safety?

• Parents enjoy controlling internet use

• To understand and navigate online challenges together

• To prevent children from using technology

• Because children can't make good decisions