Which social-networking websites are completely safe for children?

No social networking sites are completely safe

What should you do if you are not familiar with computers and the Internet?

Ask your children to show you what they do online, Visit useful websites for help and guidance

Which is the best example of how to protect your children when online?

Closely supervise their online activity

If your child uses social media, when should they post pictures of themselves online?

When you have approved the content of the photos

What should you do if your child tells you someone they have “met” online wants to meet them?

Explain why it's unsafe to meet up without your supervision, Report if you suspect it's an adult trying to meet a child

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E-safety Quiz for Parents & Carers

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Do you know the rules to keep your children safe online?

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1
Which social-networking websites are completely safe for children?
No social networking sites are completely safe
Websites that are child friendly
Facebook, SnapChat and Instagram
Websites with good security settings
2
Where is the best place to allow Internet use in the home?
Family's living room
Parent's office in a remote part of the house
Child's bedroom
Nowhere
3
What should you do if you are not familiar with computers and the Internet?
Ask your children to show you what they do online
Stay off the internet
Nothing. I don't need to know about them
Visit useful websites for help and guidance
4
Which is the best example of how to protect your children when online?
Only allow them to go online at school or at the library
Allow them to use the internet if a friend is present
Closely supervise their online activity
Don't let them use the internet at all
5
Which is an example of an appropriate screenname for a child?
Katie_2007
DylanBlackheath
SweetAngel12
Pdn_356
6
If your child uses social media, when should they post pictures of themselves online?
If they promise not to post embarrassing photos
When you have approved the content of the photos
If they only give the website address to people they know
Never
7
What should you do if your child tells you someone they have “met” online wants to meet them?
Say it's okay as long as you know where they're going
Take away their Internet-use privileges
Explain why it's unsafe to meet up without your supervision
Report if you suspect it's an adult trying to meet a child
8
Which type of personal information is OK for your child to post on on social media?
Daily after school routines
Favourite films
Dates and details about an upcoming family holiday
Their mobile phone number

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