CHIJ Cyber Wellness Day Quiz 2

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While reading email or surfing the Web, you see a picture that confuses, shocks and makes you feel uncomfortable. What should you do?
- Tell all your friends about it.
- Tell your parents or friends about it immediately.
- Bookmark or save the picture so you can see it again another time.

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CHIJ Cyber Wellness Day Quiz 2 assesses awareness on safe internet practices. It includes scenarios on handling inappropriate content, suspicious links, and potential online risks. This quiz enhances understanding of cyber safety for responsible digital citizenship.

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You've received a link via email from someone you don't know. The email message says you've moved on to the next level in your favourite online game! What should you do?
- Delete the email message immediately.
- Click on the link so that you can play the game at the next level.
- Forward the message to your friends so they can play too.
Correct Answer

A. Delete the email message immediately.

Explanation

It is important to delete the email message immediately because receiving a link from someone you don't know could potentially be a phishing attempt or contain malware. Clicking on the link or forwarding it to others can put your personal information and devices at risk. It is always safer to err on the side of caution and avoid interacting with unknown links or suspicious emails.

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A good friend has sent you a picture of someone without any clothes on and she thinks it's funny. What should you do?
- Reply that you find it funny too.
- Save the picture so that you can show it to others friends.
- Delete the picture immediately and tell your parents or teacher about it.
Correct Answer

A. Delete the picture immediately and tell your parents or teacher about it.

Explanation

The correct answer is to delete the picture immediately and tell your parents or teacher about it. This is the appropriate action to take because receiving and sharing explicit content is illegal and can have serious consequences. By deleting the picture, you are ensuring that you are not involved in any illegal activities. Informing your parents or teacher will help you seek guidance and support in handling the situation appropriately.

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While surfing the Web, you come across a site that says you can play a game for 10 dollars and win more money. You should:
- Immediately close the web browser window because it is gambling.
- Use someone's credit card to put in 10 dollars so you can win more money.
- Forward the site to your friends.
Correct Answer

A. Immediately close the web browser window because it is gambling.

Explanation

The correct answer is to immediately close the web browser window because it is gambling. The question presents a scenario where a website claims that you can play a game for $10 and potentially win more money. However, the fact that it involves risking money to potentially gain more money indicates that it is a form of gambling. Gambling can be risky and potentially lead to financial loss, so it is advisable to close the web browser window and avoid engaging in such activities.

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You may sometimes see things on the Internet that you do not understand. These things may include pictures or words that frighten, puzzle you or make you feel uncomfortable. When you see such things, you should:
- Ignore and pretend that they are not there.
- Ask your parents or teacher for help.
- Pretend you know what they mean.
Correct Answer

A. Ask your parents or teacher for help.

Explanation

When encountering things on the Internet that are confusing, scary, or uncomfortable, it is important to seek guidance from trusted adults such as parents or teachers. They can provide explanations, clarify any doubts, and offer support in understanding the content. Ignoring or pretending that these things do not exist may not address the concerns or provide the necessary assistance. It is always better to reach out for help and guidance when faced with unfamiliar or distressing online content.

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Chij Cyber Wellness Day Quiz 2

While reading email or surfing the Web, you see a picture that confuses, shocks and makes you feel uncomfortable. What should you do?

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You've received a link via email from someone you don't know. The email message says you've moved on to the next level in your favourite online game! What should you do?

A good friend has sent you a picture of someone without any clothes on and she thinks it's funny. What should you do?

While surfing the Web, you come across a site that says you can play a game for 10 dollars and win more money. You should:

You may sometimes see things on the Internet that you do not understand. These things may include pictures or words that frighten, puzzle you or make you feel uncomfortable. When you see such things, you should: