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Worksheets6. E-safety (safe or unsafe)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Updating your anti-virus software ...
Safe
Unsafe
Clicking on a link sent to you by a stranger.
Safe
Unsafe
Using an avatar instead of a photo for an online profile.
Safe
Unsafe
Giving a fake date of birth to access age restricted websites.
Safe
Unsafe
Storing PINs and passwords on your phone.
Safe
Unsafe
Choosing your "password" as a password
Safe
Unsafe
Leaving yourself signed into social media on a public computer.
Safe
Unsafe
Discussing social arrangements (e.g meeting up with someone) on a public forum.
Safe
Unsafe
Having a password made up of random numbers and letters.
Safe
Unsafe
Using a well known website to buy a DVD.
Safe
Unsafe
Watching the latest movie on an illegal streaming website.
Safe
Unsafe
Watching a film on a paid Netflix account.
Safe
Unsafe
Replying to a phishing email.
Safe
Unsafe
Collecting as many "friends" or "followers" as you can on social media.
Safe
Unsafe
Checking with friends before uploading photos of them.
Safe
Unsafe
You are designing your own personal online space. What should you do?
Cover it with photos and add your address and phone number so people who read your page can contact you.
Just add general information about your hobbies and interests but don’t add any detailed information.
Add your email address so people can tell you what they
think of your page.
Just add pictures of you and your friends at school, that's safe right?
You are surfing the internet when a message pops up telling you that your computer is infected with a virus. What should you do?
Ignore it. It likely to malware or someone wanting to pass your information onto others.
Click on it straight away and download the program they recommend to solve the problem.
Just click on the pop up to see what it’s all about. No harm in that is there?
Panic, your computer is going to break.
A stranger sends you a rude picture. What should you do?
Reply to them asking them to stop sending images like that and delete the picture.
Forward the message onto somebody else because it's funny.
Tell my teacher/parents/carer and show them the picture.
Ignore the picture.
A friend sends you an email with an attachment. What should you do?
Open it straight away.
Read through the message carefully to make sure it is actually from your friend.
Open it because you are pretty sure you have anti-virus
software.
Delete the email, all attachments are bad.
You have met someone online and they ask you to meet them in real life. What should you do?
Meet up because you’ve been chatting to them for ages and you’re sure you can trust them.
Ask them to send you a photograph so you’ll recognise
them when you meet up.
Tell a responsible adult before deciding what to do.
Take your best friend with you.
