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Cybersecurity for Girl Scouts
Cybersecurity for Girl Scouts
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It's fine to meet an online stranger in person.
False
True
2
How easy is it to get rid of a picture that you posted online?
It will never go away since people can save it themselves.
In a week it will be gone.
None of the above.
Very easy. One button and it's gone forever.
3
In a cyber-bullying situation, a POSITIVE bystander is a person who:
ignores what they see happening to someone else
thinks the situation is funny
reports the behavior to someone who can help
thinks the victim deserves to be bullied
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what should you NOT share online?
your password
your birthday
your house address
all of the above
5
Anything I post online is there forever. Online is permanent and never goes away.
True
False
6
Would you speak to a stranger online?
No
Yes
7
Who should you always tell if you feel unsafe online?
Teacher
Parents or carers
Best friend
Older brother or sister
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You can assume that any stranger you talk to on the internet is the same age as you are.
False
True
9
What should you do if a stranger talking to you online is making you uncomfortable?
Keep talking to them, it's no big deal.
None of the above.
Agree to meet up with them in a private location.
Stop talking to them, and block them.
10
Which usernames are safe to have online?
ChrisP1999
Sk8rboy75
JaneWhite54
Horselover33
11
It is ok to make up a
fake screen name
when you are playing online games.
YES!
NO WAY!
12
What should we do if a stranger contacts us online?
Ignore and don't tell anyone
Ignore and inform an adult
Start a conversation
13
It is OK to share your personal information with a stranger online if:
my friend said they might know this person
they are easy to talk to and understand how I feel
they seem really sweet and friendly
sharing personal info with a stranger online is never OK
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Which information is safe to share online?
Your real name
Where your parents work
Where you go to school
A screen name for a chat room
15
Who is an Online Stranger?
Someone who acts weird
A strange looking picture online.
Anyone you don't know in the real world that you meet online
Friends from school
16
A photo is shared on the internet, who is able to see it?
Me and my family
Everyone
Just me
Me and my friends
17
Who is it okay to share your password with?
Your cousin
Your friends
Your parents and teacher
Your brother or sister
18
It is safe to share a picture of your family online.
True
False
19
Is everyone online who they say they are?
Always
Yes
No
20
What should you do if a stranger online is asking for personal stuff?
Don't answer them and block them.
Tell them every single thing about you.
Don't answer them, then tell a trusted adult.
Reply with STOP IT I DON'T LIKE IT! or NO U.
