E-Safety Quiz

You receive a message from someone that you do not know. What should you do?

Ignore the message and tell a responsible adult if you feel threatened or unsafe.

Open the message and respond.

Shut down your computer, burn it and chuck it out the window...Then hide in the closet

Someone online asks you for your name and your personal information. How do you respond to this?

Tell them vague information about yourself (e.g. Where you live, your age)

Do not respond to the message and tell a responsible adult or someone you trust. Do not stay in contact with them if you are unsure about who they are in real life.

Tell them everything about yourself...surely that can't do any harm.

Invite them over for dinner! You love to make new friends!

The stranger, who seems very nice, has asked to come over to their house. You have talked to them online for a while now, and feel as if you trust them. However, you have never met them in real life, and you know little about them. What should you do? Choose two options.

Go to their house, they seem like a real friend to you.

Do not go to their house, you don't know them or who they really are.

Ask them to come to your house.

Meet them somewhere in public with your parents present. That way, if they are not who they say they are, you will be protected by your parents.

What is cyber-bullying?

It is when people are talking to you online.

It is when mean and hurtful things are being said about you by a stranger or someone you know online.

It is when people are talking about cats.

It is when someone is beating you up in public.

True or False. Cyber-bullying only happens online or via text and social media. It is not physical, and is meant to emotionally hurt someone.

It is when people are talking to you online.

It is when mean and hurtful things are being said about you by a stranger or someone you know online.

It is when people are talking about cats.

It is when someone is beating you up in public.

Can you select any effects of Cyber-bullying? Pick three.

Depression - which, in some case, can lead to suicide

Extreme happiness

Physical harm from bullies

Emotional harm from bullies

You feel alone, like you can't tell anyone

You slowly go insane from talking to your dog

What should you do if someone online shares an inappropriate message or image with you?

Respond and send another inappropriate image or message back to them.

Tell a responsible adult and block their contact.

Say something rude back to them.

Lock yourself in your room and cry.

Break your computer and burn it.

If someone shares their personal information and passwords with you online, what should you do?

Hack on to their computer and bug all of their apps.

Ignore their message and do not agree to meet or talk to them in person, as they may not be who they say they are.

Tell them all of your personal information, making new friends is great, you would love to meet them!

Troll their messaging sites! So much fun!

What do you know about E-Safety? Choose 3.

You must always protect your personal information and passwords online.

If something is troubling you, you should tell a responsible adult.

Saying or posting something mean about someone online is cyber-bullying.

Everything is cupcakes and rainbows.

To be safe online, you must always use the letter 'E' in your passwords.

If something has made you upset, talk to your dog.

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