World Vision UK Child Safety Online Quiz
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You would like to share your sponsored child’s greeting video on Facebook. How does World Vision keep the child safe, while helping you to connect and share her journey? (Please tick all that apply)
- A.
World Vision takes precautions to protect children’s images and information when sharing online. These are regularly reviewed and strengthened.
- B.
World Vision guides sponsors on how to share safely online
- C.
World Vision leaves it to sponsors to figure out how to connect and share online
- D.
World Vision teaches children in programme areas to take engaging, yet safe, videos and photos and shares them with sponsors
Correct Answer(s)
A. World Vision takes precautions to protect children’s images and information when sharing online. These are regularly reviewed and strengthened.
B. World Vision guides sponsors on how to share safely online
D. World Vision teaches children in programme areas to take engaging, yet safe, videos and photos and shares them with sponsorsExplanation
World Vision takes precautions to protect children's images and information when sharing online, which are regularly reviewed and strengthened. They also guide sponsors on how to share safely online and teach children in program areas to take engaging, yet safe, videos and photos and share them with sponsors.Rate this question:
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- 2.
World Vision teaches children to protect their own privacy, security and dignity. In what ways can you help keep children safe online? (Please tick all that apply)
- A.
By not sharing personal details or last names
- B.
By ensuring that images are appropriate for sharing, in terms of clothing, pose and any information they contain
- C.
By never posting any pictures of or information about children
- D.
Whenever possible, by prohibiting children from accessing the internet
- E.
Whenever possible, by taking the time to talk with children about what is or is not safe online behaviour
Correct Answer(s)
A. By not sharing personal details or last names
B. By ensuring that images are appropriate for sharing, in terms of clothing, pose and any information they contain
E. Whenever possible, by taking the time to talk with children about what is or is not safe online behaviourExplanation
The correct answer options for this question are all effective ways to help keep children safe online. By not sharing personal details or last names, individuals can protect their privacy and prevent potential online predators from obtaining personal information. Ensuring that images are appropriate for sharing, in terms of clothing, pose, and information they contain, helps to prevent the misuse of images and protects the child's dignity. Taking the time to talk with children about safe online behavior allows for education and awareness, empowering them to make responsible choices while using the internet.Rate this question:
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What can you do to make the digital world more secure for all children? (Please tick all that apply)
- A.
Engage respectfully and safely online, being aware of cross-cultural sensitivities
- B.
Not much
- C.
Advocate for education in the safe use of the internet for everyone
- D.
Support laws that are safer for children on the internet and law enforcement that is stricter against cybercrimes, globally
Correct Answer(s)
A. Engage respectfully and safely online, being aware of cross-cultural sensitivities
C. Advocate for education in the safe use of the internet for everyone
D. Support laws that are safer for children on the internet and law enforcement that is stricter against cybercrimes, globallyExplanation
To make the digital world more secure for all children, it is important to engage respectfully and safely online, being aware of cross-cultural sensitivities. This means treating others with respect and kindness, and being mindful of cultural differences when interacting online. Additionally, advocating for education in the safe use of the internet for everyone is crucial. This involves promoting awareness about online safety and teaching children how to navigate the digital world responsibly. Supporting laws that are safer for children on the internet and stricter law enforcement against cybercrimes globally is also necessary to protect children from online threats.Rate this question:
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If someone asks me for help or money online, what should I do?
- A.
Try and send them the money
- B.
Message and support them, but don’t send any financial assistance
- C.
Refer them to a charity who might be able to help, or if you are already supporting a charity, call the Supporter Helpline to inform them.
Correct Answer
C. Refer them to a charity who might be able to help, or if you are already supporting a charity, call the Supporter Helpline to inform them.Explanation
It is important to be cautious when someone asks for help or money online. Instead of directly sending them money, it is safer to refer them to a charity that specializes in providing assistance. Charities have the resources and expertise to verify the legitimacy of the situation and offer appropriate help. If you are already supporting a charity, it is advisable to inform their Supporter Helpline about the situation so they can take necessary actions. This approach ensures that the person in need receives proper assistance while minimizing the risk of falling victim to scams or fraudulent requests.Rate this question:
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Before sharing images online what should you check (please tick all that apply)
- A.
Does the photo show my best side?
- B.
Is there information here that could be used by identity thieves?
- C.
Who can see this (privacy settings)?
Correct Answer(s)
B. Is there information here that could be used by identity thieves?
C. Who can see this (privacy settings)?Explanation
The correct answer is to check if there is any information that could be used by identity thieves and to check who can see the images through privacy settings. This is important because sharing personal information or images publicly can put one at risk of identity theft or invasion of privacy.Rate this question:
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- 6.
And now for some fun facts...In 2014 84% of households in Britain had internet access
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Office of National Statistics: http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/rel/rdit2/internet-access---households-and-individuals/2014/stb-ia-2014.htmlRate this question:
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In 2014, which country had the highest proportion of internet access (percentage of the population with internet access at home)?
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US
- B.
Finland
- C.
Bermuda
Correct Answer
C. BermudaExplanation
http://www.internetlivestats.com/internet-users-by-country/Rate this question:
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