Staying Safe Online Quiz Y7 Baseline

What is "trolling" on the internet?

• Sharing helpful information online

• Deliberately posting upsetting or annoying messages to provoke others

• Creating a secure password

• Reporting online abuse

Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?

• Sending a friend a funny meme

• Repeatedly sending mean messages to someone online

• Liking someone’s photo on social media

• Changing your profile picture

What is a "scam" in the context of the internet?

• A fun online game

• A fake scheme to trick people out of money or personal information

• A type of computer virus

• A new social media trend

What does your "digital footprint" refer to?

• The number of steps you walk each day

• The "trail" of information you leave behind when using the internet over your life

• The size of your computer screen

• The amount of storage on your device

Which of the following best describes a responsible digital citizen?

• Someone who ignores online safety rules

• Someone who shares personal information with strangers

• Someone who uses technology safely, respectfully, and responsibly

• Someone who never uses the internet

If you see someone being bullied online, what should you do?

• Join in with the bullying

• Ignore it and do nothing

• Report the abuse to a trusted adult or the website

• Share the messages with more people

Why are privacy settings important on social media?

• They make your profile look more colourful

• They help control who can see your information and posts; they should be set to private

• They increase your number of followers

• They let you post more photos

What do location settings on your device control?

• The brightness of your screen

• The apps you can download

• Whether your device shares your physical location with apps or websites

• The speed of your internet connection

What is "phishing"?

• Catching fish in a river

• Sending fake emails or messages to trick people into giving away personal information

• Downloading music online

• Playing online games

What does 2FA or MFA stand for, and why is it important?

• Two-Factor Authentication or Multi-Factor Authentication; it adds extra security to your accounts

• Two-Foot Access or Multi-Foot Access; it measures your walking distance

• Two-Friend Approval or Multi-Friend Approval; it helps you make friends online

• Two-Face Application or Multi-Face Application; it changes your profile picture