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Froggy Jumps The Good NetizenOnline version Test your online safety know-how. by Rimuru Tempest 1 1) A friend request comes from a classmate with a misspelled name and no mutuals; they want your phone number. What should you do? a Message them publicly first. b Accept and share your number to be polite. c Ignore the request and block the user. 2 2) A free educational app asks for Contacts, Location, and Camera. How should you respond? a Use a different app. b Grant all permissions for full features. c Deny unnecessary permissions and review privacy policy. 3 3) A site offers discounts if you share email, full name, and school. What is safest? a Provide all info for the deal. b Use a temporary email and avoid sharing school details. c Pay full price instead. 4 4) A classmate posts an embarrassing photo of you with insults. How to handle it? a Comment back defensively. b Share it with friends for laughs. c Report the post, untag yourself, and tell a trusted adult. 5 5) In a class group chat, someone mocks another’s accent. As a bystander, what helps? a Join in to fit the group. b Privately message the target to support them and report the bully. c Leave the chat silently. 6 6) You see repeated anonymous insults calling a friend 'stupid'. What should you do? a Reply to defend publicly. b Tell your friend to post a comeback. c Advise your friend to block and report, then save evidence. 7 7) An email from 'school admin' asks you to click a link and update details; domain is .xyz. Do you comply? a Click and update immediately. b Reply asking for more details. c Delete it, don’t click, and contact school via official channels. 8 8) A text offers a scholarship but requires paying a 'processing fee' via a link. What to do? a Pay the fee for the opportunity. b Ignore and report as spam; real scholarships don’t charge upfront. c Call the number provided. 9 9) Before posting a rant about a teacher, what should you consider? a Post anyway; it's private. b Avoid it; it could harm future opportunities; use a journal instead. c Post anonymously. 10 10) You share old high school photos publicly years later. How to manage? a Review and delete or privatize posts via privacy tools. b Download and repost edited versions. c Leave them public forever.

Froggy Jumps

The Good NetizenOnline version

Test your online safety know-how.

by Rimuru Tempest

1) A friend request comes from a classmate with a misspelled name and no mutuals; they want your phone number. What should you do?

Message them publicly first.

Accept and share your number to be polite.

Ignore the request and block the user.

2) A free educational app asks for Contacts, Location, and Camera. How should you respond?

Use a different app.

Grant all permissions for full features.

Deny unnecessary permissions and review privacy policy.

3) A site offers discounts if you share email, full name, and school. What is safest?

Provide all info for the deal.

Use a temporary email and avoid sharing school details.

Pay full price instead.

4) A classmate posts an embarrassing photo of you with insults. How to handle it?

Comment back defensively.

Share it with friends for laughs.

Report the post, untag yourself, and tell a trusted adult.

5) In a class group chat, someone mocks another’s accent. As a bystander, what helps?

Join in to fit the group.

Privately message the target to support them and report the bully.

Leave the chat silently.

6) You see repeated anonymous insults calling a friend 'stupid'. What should you do?

Reply to defend publicly.

Tell your friend to post a comeback.

Advise your friend to block and report, then save evidence.

7) An email from 'school admin' asks you to click a link and update details; domain is .xyz. Do you comply?

Click and update immediately.

Reply asking for more details.

Delete it, don’t click, and contact school via official channels.

8) A text offers a scholarship but requires paying a 'processing fee' via a link. What to do?

Pay the fee for the opportunity.

Ignore and report as spam; real scholarships don’t charge upfront.

Call the number provided.

9) Before posting a rant about a teacher, what should you consider?

Post anyway; it's private.

Avoid it; it could harm future opportunities; use a journal instead.

Post anonymously.

10) You share old high school photos publicly years later. How to manage?

Review and delete or privatize posts via privacy tools.

Download and repost edited versions.

Leave them public forever.

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by Rimuru Tempest

1) A friend request comes from a classmate with a misspelled name and no mutuals; they want your phone number. What should you do?

2) A free educational app asks for Contacts, Location, and Camera. How should you respond?

3) A site offers discounts if you share email, full name, and school. What is safest?

4) A classmate posts an embarrassing photo of you with insults. How to handle it?

5) In a class group chat, someone mocks another’s accent. As a bystander, what helps?

6) You see repeated anonymous insults calling a friend 'stupid'. What should you do?

7) An email from 'school admin' asks you to click a link and update details; domain is .xyz. Do you comply?

8) A text offers a scholarship but requires paying a 'processing fee' via a link. What to do?

9) Before posting a rant about a teacher, what should you consider?

10) You share old high school photos publicly years later. How to manage?

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