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Online Safety Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a digital footprint?

a)

A trace of your physical movements

b)

A record of your internet activities

c)

A type of shoe print

d)

A method of tracking wildlife

2.

Which of the following actions can create a digital footprint?

a)

Walking in a park

b)

Making a phone call

c)

Liking a post on social media

d)

Reading a book

3.

What can be used to identify you through your digital footprint?

a)

Your shoe size

b)

Your IP address

c)

Your favorite color

d)

Your height

4.

What is meant by data permanence in the context of online sharing?

a)

Data can be easily deleted and will not persist online.

b)

Once shared online, data can persist even after deletion.

c)

Data permanence refers to the temporary nature of online data.

d)

Data permanence means data is only stored locally and not online.

5.

Why might deleted files still be accessible online?

a)

Deleted files are immediately removed from all servers.

b)

Deleted files can stay on servers as screenshots or backups.

c)

Deleted files are permanently erased without any trace.

d)

Deleted files are only accessible if shared with a password.

6.

What analogy is used to describe the persistence of deleted files?

a)

Erasing words from paper but still seeing pencil or pen marks.

b)

Writing with invisible ink.

c)

Deleting a file and it vanishing completely.

d)

Writing on a chalkboard and erasing it.

7.

What is the main purpose of the "Once It's Out, It's Out" activity?

a)

To practice writing messages

b)

To understand the permanence of shared information

c)

To learn how to take screenshots

d)

To improve note-passing skills

8.

How does the activity relate to sharing photos, posts, or messages online?

a)

It shows how easy it is to delete online content

b)

It demonstrates the difficulty of sharing online

c)

It illustrates the permanence of shared online content

d)

It highlights the privacy of online sharing

9.

What is one of the key practices for maintaining online anonymity?

a)

Sharing your passwords with friends

b)

Using strong passwords and keeping them private

c)

Posting your address on social media

d)

Using the same password for all accounts

10.

Which of the following should you avoid sharing online to protect your identity?

a)

Your favorite color

b)

Your name and address

c)

Your hobbies

d)

Your pet's name

11.

What is an example of a good social media post based on the image?

a)

Sharing your current location and time

b)

Posting about enjoying some ice cream

c)

Posting your home address

d)

Sharing your Social Security number

12.

What is an example of cyberbullying from the list?

a)

A group chat was made for everyone except one person on purpose.

b)

Mia forgot to invite someone to a game night and apologized later.

c)

Tyler posts a compliment on his friend's photo.

d)

Sophia texts her friend that she didn’t like their joke, once, privately.

13.

Which action is NOT considered cyberbullying?

a)

Ava sends 10 mean texts a day to the same person.

b)

Someone made a fake account pretending to be Logan and posted embarrassing things.

c)

A student shares a screenshot of someone's bad grade on social media.

d)

Tyler posts a compliment on his friend's photo.

14.

What is the main purpose of COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act)?

a)

To allow children under 13 to create social media accounts without parental consent.

b)

To protect kids under 13 from being tracked online without permission.

c)

To ensure children under 13 can access all websites freely.

d)

To provide educational resources for children under 13.

15.

How do school rules compare to real-world laws according to the document?

a)

School rules are stricter and unrelated to real-world laws.

b)

School rules are similar but designed to protect students, especially children, from online silliness.

c)

School rules are more lenient than real-world laws.

d)

School rules are identical to real-world laws.

16.

Which of the following is a safe way to protect your personal information online?

a)

Sharing your passwords in group chats

b)

Setting your social media profiles to private

c)

Using public Wi-Fi to access bank accounts

d)

Posting your phone number on forums

17.

What could happen if you overshare personal details on social media?

a)

Your account will be verified instantly

b)

Your posts will automatically be deleted after a week

c)

You might become a target for identity theft

d)

Your friends will always remember your birthday

18.

Which statement best describes a digital footprint?

a)

It is a device used to access the internet

b)

It is a type of password used for online accounts

c)

It is the collection of data you leave behind when using the internet

d)

It is a record of your physical steps taken each day

19.

True or False: You have control over your information after it has been posted online.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

You’re gaming/chatting online. Someone asks you about your family and where you live. You’ve chatted with this person before, but you’ve never met in person. What would you do?

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