Internet Safety Quiz-28
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This quiz covers internet safety. It will evaluate prior knowledge of this topic. There is 10 Multiple Choice questions that address various internet safety measures.
- 1.When creating an account on myspace be sure to give
- A.
Your address
- B.
Your phone number
- C.
A fictious name (made up or nickname)
- D.
Your name
- E.
Answers a,b and d
- 2.If someone says they are 17 you should
- A.
Believe them, they have no reason to lie
- B.
Not trust anyone you don't personally know
- C.
Give them your age
- D.
Meet up with them because they may be someone cool to hang out with
- 3.Who is the most common victim of online preditors
- A.
Infants
- B.
Adults
- C.
5-9 year olds
- D.
Teenagers
- 4.It is always a good idea to post pictures on your myspace/facebook account
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Do child molestors live in your area?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 6.When visiting sites where you win something or they are giving something away
- A.
Give your name, phone number, and address
- B.
Give parents information
- C.
Give no personal information (If it sounds to good to be true, it is)
- D.
Give what ever information they request
- 7.When in a chat room or on an online account if someone sends threats or mean messages you should
- A.
Send one back
- B.
Don't respond
- C.
Tell your parents
- D.
Print the message for records
- E.
Answers b, c, and d
- 8.You are online and you get an instant message from your internet service provider needing your password
- A.
I give it to them because they are my ISP
- B.
I ask them why they need it
- C.
I never give my password to anyone
- D.
I log off without giving any information
- E.
Answers c and d are correct
- 9.You have been ask by one of your online friends that lives nearby to meet, you should
- A.
Never meet an online friend you don't know in person
- B.
Schedule a meeting
- C.
Tell your parents
- D.
Keep the meeting secret and meet them
- E.
Answers a and c
- 10.I send my boyfriend/girlfriend a picture with some nudity through e-mail or text can I get in trouble with the law
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
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