Internet Safety Quiz For High School Students
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Internet safety for Public act 095-0869. This quiz is to assess high school students' prior knowledge on internet safety. The quiz will be followed up with an on-line activity http://hcpstraining. Org/itrt/HCPSIsafe/index. Htm
- 1.
- A.
Tell them just a little bit about yourself.
- B.
Don't ever give out any personal information.
- C.
Tell them everything they want to know.
- D.
Don't trust what people say on the internet. They could be something different than they say.
- E.
Both B and D
- 2.If you feel uncomfortable in any chat room, find something "a little weird" on Facbook/MySpace, or just think something is wrong you should...
- A.
Delete your page immediately.
- B.
Tell your parents.
- C.
Tell the person who offended you to leave you alone.
- D.
Do nothing.
- E.
A, B, and C
- 3.
- A.
Any recognizable landmarks.
- B.
Nudity.
- C.
Faces of others in photo.
- D.
Any illegal activities.
- E.
All of the above
- 4.
- A.
Tell your parents.
- B.
Tell local law enforcement
- C.
Tell your friends.
- D.
Tell them to leave you alone, again, and print out the attempts to contact.
- E.
All of the above
- 5.A "boy/girl" contacts you through a chat board. He/she is exactly your age, likes the same things as you, likes the same music you do. After a few weeks of chatting, he/she asks you to meet him/her. What do you do?
- A.
Shouldn't have started the chatting in the first place.
- B.
Tell him/her yes, and set a date to meet at your house or his/hers.
- C.
Don't trust anything anyone says on the internet. They could be lying about who they are.
- D.
Keep chatting to learn more about them.
- E.
Only A and C
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