Staying Safe Online: A Quiz

Which of the following is an example of internet-enabled technology?

• A traditional wristwatch

• A tablet

• A paperback book

• A chalkboard

What is one way to help children stay safe online?

• Allowing unlimited access to all websites

• Setting up parental controls

• Sharing passwords with friends

• Ignoring age ratings

Why should parental controls be used on internet-enabled devices?

• To make devices run faster

• To prevent sharing of personal information

• To increase battery life

• To download more apps

Which of the following is NOT a safe online behaviour?

• Befriending strangers online

• Using strong passwords

• Reporting suspicious activity

• Keeping personal information private

What is a benefit of limiting the time children spend online?

• It helps prevent overuse and addiction

• It makes the internet faster

• It increases the number of apps they can use

• It allows them to meet more strangers

Which device is considered a type of wearable technology?

• Desktop computer

• Smartwatch

• Television

• Printer

What should adults do to help children avoid in-app purchases?

• Encourage them to buy more apps

• Put blocks on in-app purchases

• Give them their credit card details

• Ignore app notifications

Why is it important to talk to children about internet safety?

• To make them afraid of technology

• To help them understand risks and safe practices

• To encourage them to use the internet more

• To teach them how to hack

Which of the following is a feature of some toys with voice recognition?

• They can connect to the internet

• They can only be used outdoors

• They require no batteries

• They cannot store any data

What should a child do if they encounter age-inappropriate content online?

• Ignore it and continue browsing

• Report it to a trusted adult

• Share it with friends

• Download it