Test Your Knowledge On Internet Safety And Cyberbullying
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This quiz will test your knowledge on internet safety and cyberbullying. Below are ten questions that cover these two topics.
- 1.On the internet, pieces of information I should never give out
- A.
The names of favorite books and movies
- B.
Name, age, address, school, telephone number
- C.
Favorite music artists
- D.
Favorite foods
- 2.If someone online that you do not know sends you a message or friend invite, you should:
- A.
Not reply or correspond
- B.
Keep it a secret
- C.
Reply and find out more about the person
- 3.What percentage of teens do not think posting photos or other personal info on social netoworking sites is unsafe?
- A.
25%
- B.
47%
- C.
69%
- D.
58%
- 4.Which one is not considered cyberbullying?
- A.
Anyone you don't know personally asks you for information.
- B.
Receiving material from people or companies you don't know
- C.
Someone sending you a fruitbasket full of goodies. and delights. covered in sauces.
- D.
Misleading URL's and links that point you to harmful material that take you to the wrong website
- E.
Repeated threatening from unknown sources
- 5.If you are cyberbullied or harrassed online what should you not do?
- A.
Tell an adult
- B.
Keep it a secret
- C.
Save all useful evidence and material of the cyberbullying
- D.
Don't respond
- 6.Which is the most dangerous area on the internet?
- A.
Chatrooms
- B.
Myspace
- C.
Facebook
- D.
Aol Instant Messenger
- E.
Blogs
- 7.What is the definition of cyberbullying?
- A.
Someone friend-requesting you on a social network
- B.
When you are invited into a chatroom by someone on your buddy list
- C.
Talking to your mom
- D.
Repeated harrasment or threats online
- E.
Junk Mail
- 8.What are ways of cyberbullying
- A.
Cellphones, internet, cameras
- B.
Cars, hospitals, schools
- C.
Weapons, fists, feet
- D.
Plants, trees, cats
- 9.What fraction of teens have talked with strangers online about meeting in person?
- A.
1/3
- B.
2/5
- C.
3/4
- D.
1/2
- 10.Whatw percent of students in grades 6-8 said they had been cyberbullied in the last few months.
- A.
54%
- B.
18%
- C.
2%
- D.
77%
- E.
23%
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