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Year 7 Social Media & E-safety Quiz

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Test your online safety

by Lachlan Hanna
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Which setting keeps your profile visible only to friends?

2

What should you do if you receive a message from a stranger asking for personal details?

3

What is a strong password practice?

4

What is a digital footprint?

5

How can you spot a phishing link?

6

Is it safe to share your location in a public post?

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What should you do about online bullying?

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What does ‘screen time balance’ mean?

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What is two-factor authentication?

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What should you do if you’re asked to hack a friend for fun?

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Why is it important to think before you post something online?

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What should you do if you see a social media account pretending to be someone else?

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Why shouldn't you share your passwords with friends, even if you trust them?

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What information is safe to share online, and what should you keep private?

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What should you do if a photo of you is posted online without your permission?

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A private account hides your posts from non-friends and limits followers.

Protect your information—block the sender and report it to the platform.

Complex passwords are harder to guess and protect accounts.

Every post, like, comment, and share contributes to your footprint.

Look for strange domains and verify before clicking.

Sharing live location publicly can put you at risk.

Get support and keep evidence for reporting.

Balance helps mental health and safety online.

Second factor adds an extra layer of security.

Hacking is illegal and harmful; report it.

Thinking before you post helps protect your privacy and reputation.

Reporting fake accounts helps keep everyone safer online.

Passwords should always stay private to keep your account secure.

It's okay to share general interests, but keep personal information private.

If someone posts your photo without permission, report it and tell a trusted adult.

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