Why is it important to think before you post online?

A) Because it takes time to edit your post, and you may not be posting what is cool.

B) To make sure you don’t post something you might regret later

C) To get more likes and make friends

D) To make your profile look better

What should you do if you receive a suspicious email?

A) Open it to see what it says

B) Ask a parent to help you report it

C) Forward it to your friends

D) Reply to the sender asking for more information

What is phishing?

A) A method to catch fish

B) A technique used to steal personal information

C) A way to improve your internet speed

D) A type of computer virus

If someone is being mean to you online, what should you do?

A) Be mean back to them

B) Ignore them and report the behaviour

C) Share their comments with others

D) Delete your account immediately

What should you do if you receive a message from someone you don’t know?

A) Respond politely

B) Share your personal information

C) Block and report the sender

D) Add them to your friends list

Which of these is an example of thinking before you share online?

A) Posting a picture of your school uniform

B) Sharing your current location

C) Asking yourself if the post might hurt someone's feelings

D) All of the above

What should you do if you suspect your account has been hacked?

A) Ignore it and hope it goes away

B) Change your password immediately

C) Share your login details with a friend

D) Delete your account

How can you protect your personal information online?

A) Share only with your community

B) Post it only on "safe" websites

C) Avoid sharing it at all whenever possible

D) Only share it when asked by friends

When participating in an online community, how can you contribute positively?

A) Always agree with others to avoid conflict

B) Say what you think, even if it may upset someone

C) Only comment on things if you can be positive about

D) Share posts and comments without verifying their accuracy

How can you tell if an online offer is a scam?

A) The offer is too good to be true

B) The website has spelling errors

C) The offer asks for private information upfront

D) All of the above

Which of these practices helps protect your privacy when using social media?

A) Accepting all friend requests to build a large network

B) Only sharing updates on a private account

C) Posting your current location on every update

D) Using your full name and birthdate in your profile

Why is it important to verify the information before sharing it online?

A) To avoid spreading misinformation

B) To make sure your posts are popular

C) To get more followers

D) To increase your online influence

What is a digital footprint?

A) The history of websites you’ve visited

B) The trail of data you leave online, including posts, comments, and personal information

C) The apps you have installed on your device

D) The speed at which you type on a keyboard

Which of the following actions increases your digital footprint the most?

A) Watching videos online

B) Browsing websites without logging in

C) Posting photos and status updates on social media

D) Using your computer in offline mode

Why should you be cautious about what you post online?

A) Because it’s hard to delete things from the internet permanently

B) Because only your friends can see it

C) Because it uses up internet data

D) Because you might get too many likes

Which of these is a way to reduce your digital footprint?

A) Share every interesting article you read

B) Adjust your privacy settings to limit who can see your posts

C) Comment on every video you watch

D) Post as much personal information as possible

How long does your digital footprint last?

A) It disappears after a year

B) It lasts as long as you are online

C) It can last indefinitely

D) It depends on how often you use the internet

What should you consider before posting something online?

A) How it reflects on your digital identity

B) Whether it will make people laugh

C) How many people are online at the time

D) How quickly you can post it

Which of the following best describes the impact of your digital footprint on future opportunities?

A) It has no impact; no one checks your online activity

B) It can be reviewed by employers, schools, and others to form an impression of you

C) It only matters if you’re applying for a job in technology

D) It only affects your online friends and followers