Grooming Awareness Quiz

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Learn to spot grooming early.

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Froggy Jumps Grooming Awareness QuizOnline version Learn to spot grooming early. by JAZMIN GARAY 1 What is grooming in a safety context? a A routine for cleaning up digital files. b A style of personal care for pets. c A process by which someone builds trust to exploit a young person. 2 Which is a common grooming sign? a A friend inviting you to a public event. b An adult giving a child unusual attention online or offline. c A teacher assigning homework on time. 3 Who is typically the target of grooming? a An adult with consent. b A peer with similar interests. c A minor or vulnerable individual. 4 What is a red flag of grooming online? a Public, age-appropriate discussion. b Friends sharing memes openly. c Requests for secrecy or to keep conversations hidden. 5 What should you do if you suspect grooming? a Tell a trusted adult or report to authorities. b Ignore it and wait for it to stop. c Confront the person alone online. 6 Which behavior is NOT grooming? a Seeking age-appropriate mentorship in public settings. b Flattering a child to gain access. c Giving gifts to build trust secretly. 7 Which setting is risky for grooming attempts? a Private chats or direct messages with a young person. b Public group events with guardians present. c School classrooms during lessons. 8 What should guardians do to prevent grooming? a Educate about online safety and monitor activity appropriately. b Block all internet access entirely. c Never discuss online risks with kids. 9 True or false: Groomers often try to isolate a target. a True b False c Only in real life, not online. 10 If a child shares personal information online, what is best practice? a Delete the account immediately without discussing. b Encourage more sharing to test boundaries. c Review the details and discuss safe online behavior.

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Grooming Awareness Quiz

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What is grooming in a safety context?

Which is a common grooming sign?

Who is typically the target of grooming?

What is a red flag of grooming online?

What should you do if you suspect grooming?

Which behavior is NOT grooming?

Which setting is risky for grooming attempts?

What should guardians do to prevent grooming?

True or false: Groomers often try to isolate a target.

If a child shares personal information online, what is best practice?