Internet Safety Essentials

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Froggy Jumps Internet Safety EssentialsOnline version Test your online safety knowledge. by Seeruttun Ramsahye Ravishka 1 What is the most important rule for sharing personal information online? a Share only with people you meet online. b It's okay to share private details on social media if it's private. c Never share your full name, address or phone number. 2 What is a strong password? a A password that uses a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. b Easy to remember like your birthday. c Only numbers. 3 If you get a pop-up saying your computer has a virus and you must click a button, what should you do? a Call the phone number provided in the pop up to ask for help. b Wait for your parents to decide what to do. c Close the window and run a scan with your antivirus software. 4 Why is it important to use different passwords for different websites? a To limit damage if one password is compromised. b It is easier to remember different passwords. c Websites seldom require unique passwords. 5 If you receive a message asking for money from an unknown account, what should you do first? a Ask friends to help. b Reply with questions. c Ignore the message and block the account. 6 What is the best way to deal with cyberbullying? a Inform a trusted adult and block the bully. b Ignore and hope it stops. c Tell your friends to retaliate. 7 Why is posting your home address or school name online risky? a It does not matter. b Friends might not like the picture. c It can reveal your private information to strangers. 8 What does netiquette mean? a The proper way to set up a new network. b The type of surfing on the internet. c The rules for polite and respectful behaviour on the internet. 9 Why is it important to log out of public or shared computers? a To remember your password. b To prevent others from accessing your accounts. c To save time. 10 Is everything you read on the internet guaranteed to be true? a No, it may not be true. b Yes, it is always true. c Only if it's on a trusted site.

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by Seeruttun Ramsahye Ravishka

What is the most important rule for sharing personal information online?

What is a strong password?

If you get a pop-up saying your computer has a virus and you must click a button, what should you do?

Why is it important to use different passwords for different websites?

If you receive a message asking for money from an unknown account, what should you do first?

What is the best way to deal with cyberbullying?

Why is posting your home address or school name online risky?

What does netiquette mean?

Why is it important to log out of public or shared computers?

Is everything you read on the internet guaranteed to be true?