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Questions to review digital safety.#digitalsafety
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Never give out personal information online
False
True
2
Your friend tells you about a web site that shows violent pictures. What should you do?
Look at the site together.
Make a reason to go on the site right now.
Go on the site later, when you are alone
Tell your friend you won't go to that site.
3
A new online friend, asks you to sent them a picture. What should you do?
Send your favorite photo of yourself.
Say that you are not allowed to share photos of yourself.
Send a picture of another person.
Tell them you'll send it when you have an up-to-date photo.
4
Before I share information online like my name, address or phone number, I will
Talk to my best friend
Make sure I have the correct name, address and phone number.
Ask my trusted adult.
Think about it for 5 minutes.
5
Jacob is choosing a password. Choose the best password for him!
dog
#Jacob12#
!soCcer#12
123456
6
You see content online that makes you feel sad, scared or uncomfortable. What should you do?
Tell a friend
Save the website and look at it later
Tell a trusted adult
Show the site to a friend
7
It is okay to use your real name or part of your name to create an online username
True
False
8
A Web site wants you to join it. They ask for your name and address. What should you do?
Enter your name and address.
Think about it and come back to the site later.
Make up a name and address
Don't give out information until a trusted adult checks it.
9
Which item below is NOT considered personal or private information
Your favorite ice cream flavor
Your Address
Your Birthday
Your Name
10
You get a message or email that says mean things about you. What should you do?
Ignore the message and hope you don't get another one.
Reply, saying mean things back to the person.
Show it to a parent or teacher. Ask them what to do.
Delete the email.
