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WorksheetsYear 7 Online Protective Behaviours Quiz
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 14mins
Identify whether the following scenarios are safe or risky: You like or comment something positive on a friend’s post.
Safe
Risky
Identify whether the following scenarios are safe or risky: A stranger adds you on Instagram with no followers and no profile pic.
Safe
Risky
Identify whether the following scenarios are safe or risky: A classmate shares a funny meme about you without asking first.
Safe
Risky
Identify whether the following scenarios are safe or risky: You watch a video from a verified school or education account.
Safe
Risky
Identify whether the following scenarios are safe or risky: You receive a message or pop-up saying, 'You’ve won a free iPhone! Click here to claim it.'
Safe
Risky
Identify whether the following scenarios are safe or risky: You’re asked to join a private group chat with older teens you don’t know well.
Safe
Risky
What are some examples of protective behaviours you can take in a risky situation online?
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: abcdef.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: iw2cu@thebe@ch.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: Ilovecricket.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: password.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: GdzlQaZyVaFgbh7dl.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: SarahDeM.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: .Susan53.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: adamSandler.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: $m3llycat.
Strong
Weak
Decide if the following passwords are strong or weak and explain why: JulieLovesKevin.
Strong
Weak
Match each online risk with the best protective behaviour that helps keep you safe online: A stranger keeps messaging you and asking personal questions.
Blocking and reporting inappropriate behaviour
Not replying to strangers
Saying 'no' confidently and not giving in to peer pressure
Leaving or ending a chat when you feel uncomfortable
Checking if a message or link looks suspicious and not clicking unknown links
Match each online risk with the best protective behaviour that helps keep you safe online: Someone online asks you to send a photo or do a risky online challenge.
Saying 'no' confidently and not giving in to peer pressure
Not replying to strangers
Checking if a message or link looks suspicious and not clicking unknown links
Leaving or ending a chat when you feel uncomfortable
Blocking and reporting inappropriate behaviour
Match each online risk with the best protective behaviour that helps keep you safe online: Social media is making you feel stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed.
Logging off and taking breaks from social media
Not replying to strangers
Checking if a message or link looks suspicious and not clicking unknown links
Saying 'no' confidently and not giving in to peer pressure
Leaving or ending a chat when you feel uncomfortable
Match each online risk with the best protective behaviour that helps keep you safe online: A person in a group chat makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
Blocking and reporting inappropriate behaviour
Saying 'no' confidently and not giving in to peer pressure
Not replying to strangers
Checking if a message or link looks suspicious and not clicking unknown links
Leaving or ending a chat when you feel uncomfortable
Match each online risk with the best protective behaviour that helps keep you safe online: Someone is posting mean or inappropriate comments about you.
Leaving or ending a chat when you feel uncomfortable
Blocking and reporting inappropriate behaviour
Not replying to strangers
Saying 'no' confidently and not giving in to peer pressure
Checking if a message or link looks suspicious and not clicking unknown links
Match each online risk with the best protective behaviour that helps keep you safe online: You receive a message with a link that looks strange or too good to be true.
Saying 'no' confidently and not giving in to peer pressure
Checking if a message or link looks suspicious and not clicking unknown links
Leaving or ending a chat when you feel uncomfortable
Blocking and reporting inappropriate behaviour
Not replying to strangers
