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Carefully read the question and decide what answer suits best! There are a few trick questions so try your best.

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Digital Safety and Wellbeing QuizOnline version Carefully read the question and decide what answer suits best! There are a few trick questions so try your best. by Ruby Gregory 1 Click on the picture and analyse its' content. Should Laney post this up online? a Yes of course! Her friends will enjoy looking at her holiday photos. b Yes, as long as she makes sure only her friends can view it. c No! This photo tells people that Laney's family isn't home and may attract thieves. d No, a hacker might take her birthdate to use for the wrong reasons. 2 Should you share private details publicly online? a Yes, as long as it is a trustworthy site. b No, do not share private details online. c Yes, they can know your birthday and number, but don't let them know your address. 3 Which one of the following is a practise that safeguards your digital wellbeing? a Play video games but make sure they aren't online. b Tell your friends that they need to go away because it is your gaming time. c Invite all your friends into your online game. d Take regular breaks and balance device time with your other responsibilities. 4 Identify which practice will help protect and manage your digital safety. a Make sure any accounts that you set up have high privacy/ security settings. b Create a strong password. c Check your account settings regularly to make sure it only posts to your friends. d All of the above 5 Jack has just been given his first phone. He gives all of his close friends and family his number. What can Jack do to safeguard his digital wellbeing now that he has a phone? a Jack should let his friends message him and block them when they talk too much. b Jack should create appropriate and healthy times that his friends may message him. He should set boundaries. c Turn his phone off. d Only use the phone to play games or he may spend too much time talking to people. 6 Click on the picture. How should you respond to this message. a They seem safe but get to know them before meeting up. b Create a time to meet up, just let a friend know. c This is suss! Show an adult or report it straight away, do not respond to people you don't know. Block the message and delete it. 7 You keep receiving nasty messages. How should you respond? a Message and get angry at them. b Tell your friends so they can write a message and back you up. c Just ignore it, let them message but don't message back. d Block them, don't respond to them and tell an adult. 8 If you find that you use your devices too much, what is one practice that supports your digital wellbeing? a Turn off the notifications for apps or games so they don't keep tempting you to use your devices. b Just use your device and you will feel better. c Give the devices to your friend. Feedback 1 Look closely. The writing in Laney's post has told people that she won't be home for 3 weeks! A dangerous person could use this to access her home. 2 You should not post your private information online. Details like your name and address should be kept private online. 3 Taking regular breaks from your device helps to balance your life and is vital to support your wellbeing. 4 They are all great practices to help manage and protect your safety and privacy online! 5 If Jack politely tells his friends what times they can contact him, he can balance his time on and off his new phone. 6 This is a suss message! You should not respond and you should definitely not meet up with someone you dont know, they could be a very dangerous person. 7 Don't ignore cyber bullying! It can be very dangerous to your wellbeing. Be brave, tell someone, block their messages and don't feed into their nasty discussion. 8 Turning off your notifications can help to resist the temptation of using your device too much.

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Digital Safety and Wellbeing QuizOnline version

by Ruby Gregory

Click on the picture and analyse its' content. Should Laney post this up online?

Should you share private details publicly online?

Which one of the following is a practise that safeguards your digital wellbeing?

Identify which practice will help protect and manage your digital safety.

Jack has just been given his first phone. He gives all of his close friends and family his number. What can Jack do to safeguard his digital wellbeing now that he has a phone?

Click on the picture. How should you respond to this message.

You keep receiving nasty messages. How should you respond?

If you find that you use your devices too much, what is one practice that supports your digital wellbeing?

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