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WorksheetsInterland Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 9hrs 45mins
Clickbait is Manipulative inline content, posts, or ads designed to capture people’s attention and get them to click on a link or webpage, often to grow views or site traffic in order to make honey
True
False
Clickbait is Manipulative inline content, posts, or ads designed to capture people’s attention and get them to click on a link or webpage, often to grow views or site traffic in order to make money
True
False
Catfishing is
A sport
An online game
A fake identiy
A fish that got away
Phishing is An attempt to scam you or trick you into sharing login information or other personal information online. Phishing is usually done through email, ads, or sites that look similar to ones you’re already used to.
True
False
Does this site include safe site indicators?
Yes
No
Email with a funny subject line and you know it is a scam...what to do...
Avoid clicking links and mark as spam
Click links and forward to friends
Delete it and forget it
Real or Fake
Real
Fake
Real or Fake
Real
Fake
Real or Fake
Real
Fake
Real or Fake
Real
Fake
You get this message from someone you donʼt recognize: “Hey! You seem like a fun person to hang out with. Letʼs have some fun together! Can you add me to your friends list? — Rob.” What do you do? Click all that apply
Ignore Rob. If you donʼt know him, you can just decide not to talk to him, period.
“Hi, Rob. Do I know you?” If you arenʼt sure, ask first.
Block Rob. If youʼve checked who he is and decide to block him, you wonʼt get any more messages from him. On most social media platforms, he won’t even know you blocked him
Check Robʼs profile. Be careful – fake profiles are easy to make! Check this guyʼs friends list and see whom heʼs connected to. His circle of friends can be another way to tell whether or not heʼs real – especially if you don’t know anyone he knows! If there is not much activity on his page, that’s another hint that he isn’t for real.
You get a text message on your cell phone from someone you donʼt recognize. “Hey, this is Corey! Remember me from last summer?” What do you do? Click all that apply
Block Corey. This would feel rude if you actually know her. But if youʼre sure you didnʼt meet anyone named Corey last summer or she’s sending you too many texts and oversharing about herself, it would be fine to block her.
Ignore Corey. If you donʼt know this person, you can just not respond.
“Hi, Corey. Do I know you?” This is a safe option if you arenʼt sure whether you met her and want to figure out if you did by finding out a little more. But don’t tell Corey where you were last summer!
“I donʼt remember you but we can still meet sometime.” Really not a good idea; you should never offer to meet with anyone you donʼt know.
You get a chat from someone you donʼt know. “I saw you in the hall today. U R CUTE! What is your address? I can come over 2 hang out.” What do you do? Click all that apply
Ignore. Probably a good choice.
Block this person. Donʼt hesitate if you get a bad feeling about someone.
Who are you?” Probably not. If the message sounds sketchy, it might be better not to answer – or just block them
“Is that you Lizi? U R CUTE too! I live in 240 Circle Ct.” This isnʼt a good idea, even if you think you know who it is. Never meet someone in person that you know only from online interactions
You receive this message: “Hey, I just met your friend Sam! She told me about you, would love to meet you. Whatʼs your address?” What do you do? Click all that apply
Ignore. If you donʼt know this person but you do have a friend named Sam, the best thing to do is check with Sam first before responding to this message.
Block. If you donʼt know this person and you donʼt have a friend named Sam, it’s probably best to use your settings to block this person from contacting you further.
Who are you?” Probably not a great idea. If you donʼt know the person, itʼs better not to answer, at least until youʼve heard back from Sam.
URL start with https://with a little green padlock to the left of it? (That means the connection is secure.)
True
False
if you do fall for a scam? Start with this: Click all that apply
Tell your parent, teacher, or other trusted adult right away. The longer you wait, the worse things could get.
Change your passwords for online accounts.
If you do get tricked by a scam, let your friends and people in your contacts know right away, because they could be targeted next.
Use settings to report the message as spam, if possible.
Order from Amazon Prime to get a new computer
When sharing a selfie online, it is okay to share it with...
Everyone (public)
Friends
Family
Both friends and family
You should share your password with...
Strangers online
Anyone that asks for it
Cats and dogs
A trusted family member
Passwords should contain the following...
All of the above
Lower case letters
Upper case letters
Numbers and/or symbols
When sharing your birthday online, you should share it with... (select all the correct answers)
Everyone
Friends
Family
Nobody
When you are online, it is important to...
Spread kindness.
Speak to trusted adults if you are not sure about something.
Be mean to other people.
Give everyone your password.
You see a new game and think it might be cool but there are no review for it. It seems weird. Do you...
Download it
Ask a parent or a trusted adult about what you should do.
Pay for the game now and worry about it later.
Share it with your friends and have them try it first.
Someone replies to a comment you made and says, "check out this video!" What do you do?
Click on the link to check it out.
Don't click on the link and tell a trusted adult.
Share it with your family.
Don't speak to anyone about the link.
Who do you share your password with?
Anyone who asks for it.
People you have never met before.
Teachers and parents.
Nobody.
Pick an example of the the best password
awesomedude
Awe$omeDude33
awesomedude33
Awesome
Someone online asks to meet you in person. Do you...
Ignore it and not tell anybody.
Tell an adult that you trust.
Tell your friend.
The more you share, the more you care. Should we share everything that we want?
Yes
No
Passwords are to be shared.
True
False
When wanting to meet up with friends at a school dance or event, do you share that to public, parents, or friends?
Parent
Public
Friends
Who do you share your location with? Parents, Public, or Friends?
Parents
Public
Friends
Before I post something online, I _____________. It's important to consider what I'm shareing and who I'm sharieng it with.
Just share away
Frist stop to think
make a sandwich
Watch cat videos
Ideas for your password... name, birthday, last name, street you live.
True
False
Some types of information are person. Things like my address and phone number should not be shared online.
True
False
Which is the stronger password for less hacking?
bluedog
b!uedog
b!u3dog
You have a funny video of you and your friends singing. Do you need their permission to share or post to social media?
Yes
No
