The Online Safety Quiz
Ensuring your child's online safety can be both enjoyable and educational. Our online safety quiz is crafted for parents and children to engage in together, making the learning process fun and informative. Each question is designed to highlight potential online dangers while keeping the atmosphere light-hearted.
For Older Children: Consider turning the quiz into a friendly competition. Have them complete it separately to see who scores the highest, fostering a sense of achievement and encouraging discussion about the answers afterward.
For Younger Children: They may require some assistance while navigating the quiz. This collaborative approach not only helps them learn but also strengthens your bond as you explore important safety topics together.
By participating in this quiz, you can empower your child with knowledge about online risks, such as recognizing inappropriate content, understanding privacy settings, and knowing how to respond to cyberbullying. Engaging in these discussions can significantly enhance their ability to navigate the digital world safely.
Question 1: You’ve received a friend request from someone you don’t know. Do you accept?
A) No, you decline and block them.
B) Accept then message them.
C) Ask friends if anyone recognises them and only accept them if someone else knows them.
Question 2: You want to post a video but you’re wearing your school uniform in it. Should you post it?
A) Yes, it doesn’t matter.
B) You should change but you can’t be bothered to refilm, so post it anyway.
C) No you don’t post it. Your uniform gives away your location to unknown people on social media.
Question 3: Your friend always tags their location when you meet up. Should you ask them to stop?
A) Yes, it’s unsafe for people to always know where you are.
B) No, you only have people you know on your friends list anyways.
C) You want to ask them to stop but feel silly asking.
Question 4: You get an email asking for your password to fix a problem on an app you use. What do you do?
A) Reply with your password.
B) Close the email and check the app first. Then change your password.
C) Reply to the email asking for confirmation.
Question 5: Someone in a game chat sends you a link. What do you do?
A) Don’t click it. Instead report it.
B) The name looks familiar so you click the link.
C) You forward it to a friend to ask for their opinion.
Question 6: Someone you know has sent you messages bullying another person. What do you do?
A) Agree with them.
B) Take a screenshot and show it to a trusted adult.
C) Delete the message/s and ignore the person.
Question 7: Someone has shared an embarrassing photo of you. What should you do?
A) Post an embarrassing picture of them in response.
B) Angrily message them asking them to take it down.
C) Even if your embarrassed, tell a trusted adult such as a parent or teacher.
Question 8: A new player joins your chat with a rude username and says mean things to you. What do you do?
A) Ignore it. You don’t want to make it worse.
B) Stop playing.
C) Report the player and block them. Then tell a trusted adult.
Answers: 1.A 2.C 3.A 4.B 5.A 6.B 7.C 8.c
Equipping your child with the knowledge and skills to stay safe online is essential. By participating in our online safety quiz, you not only foster a fun learning environment but also open the door to important conversations about online safety. Whether you choose to engage together or turn it into a friendly competition, the experience will help your child recognize potential online dangers and develop critical thinking skills.
Remember, online safety is an ongoing journey. Regular discussions about digital citizenship, privacy, and respectful online behavior will reinforce what they learn from the quiz. Together, you can create a safer online experience for your child, empowering them to navigate the internet confidently and responsibly.
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