3rd Grade Online Safety/Cyber Bullying Quiz!

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    What information about yourself is it OK to share online?

    • Phone Number
    • Address
    • Your Plans
    • Your favorite color
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With the emergence of the internet, the world got introduced to a new brand of bullying that has no face. People therefore need to prepare themselves against the harm that can be done through the internet. How protected do you think you are against such threats? Take this interesting online safety and cyber bullying quiz and get to find out!

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  • 2. 

    Nermal received a message from another cat that made him feel very uncomfortable. What should he do?

    • Turn off the computer

    • Tell a trusted adult and block the user

    • Message the cat back and ask him/her to stop

    Correct Answer
    A. Tell a trusted adult and block the user
    Explanation
    Nermal should tell a trusted adult and block the user because receiving a message that makes him feel uncomfortable is a sign of online harassment or bullying. By informing a trusted adult, Nermal can seek guidance and support in dealing with the situation. Blocking the user will help prevent further unwanted messages and protect Nermal's online safety.

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  • 3. 

    If a person online says they are the same age as you, it must be the truth.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    This statement is false because there is no guarantee that a person online is telling the truth about their age. People can easily lie about their age on the internet, and it is difficult to verify the accuracy of their claims. Therefore, it is not safe to assume that someone online who claims to be the same age as you is telling the truth.

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  • 4. 

    If someone makes you feel unsafe or uncomfortable online, what should you do?

    • Shut down the computer

    • Continue talking to the person

    • Send a mean message asking them to leave you alone

    • Tell a trusted adult and have them help you

    Correct Answer
    A. Tell a trusted adult and have them help you
    Explanation
    If someone makes you feel unsafe or uncomfortable online, the best course of action is to tell a trusted adult and have them help you. This is because it is important to seek support and guidance from someone who can assist in resolving the situation and ensuring your safety. Shutting down the computer may temporarily stop the interaction, but it does not address the issue or prevent it from happening again. Continuing to talk to the person or sending a mean message can escalate the situation and potentially make it worse. Seeking help from a trusted adult is the most appropriate action to take in such a situation.

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  • 5. 

    What should you do if an online friend asks to meet in person?

    • Invite them over your house

    • Tell your online friend that you should just be friends online

    • Meet the online friend at the mall

    • Send them a mean message

    Correct Answer
    A. Tell your online friend that you should just be friends online
    Explanation
    It is important to prioritize personal safety when interacting with online friends. Meeting someone in person whom you have only known online can be risky and potentially dangerous. Therefore, it is advisable to politely decline the invitation to meet and instead suggest maintaining the friendship online. This ensures a safer and more controlled environment for both parties.

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  • 6. 

    What type of cyberbullying is happening in this situation: Willard told Nermal that he would break his laptop if he didnt quit the Animal Idol contest.

    • Gossip

    • Threaten

    • Impersonate

    • Exclude

    Correct Answer
    A. Threaten
    Explanation
    In this situation, the type of cyberbullying happening is threatening. Willard is using the threat of breaking Nermal's laptop as a means to intimidate and coerce him into quitting the Animal Idol contest. This behavior is considered cyberbullying because it involves the use of technology (in this case, the threat was likely communicated through a digital platform) to harm, intimidate, or manipulate another person.

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  • 7. 

    What does the second Y in YAPPY stand for?

    • Your Plans

    • Yesterday's News

    • Your interests

    • Your favorite color

    Correct Answer
    A. Your Plans
    Explanation
    The second Y in YAPPY stands for "Your Plans." This suggests that YAPPY is an acronym where each letter represents a word or phrase. The second Y indicates that the acronym is referring to something related to the individual's plans or future intentions.

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  • 8. 

    What type to cyberbullying is happening in this situation: Willard pretended to be Nermal on the Animal Idol website so that he could write mean messages to other people signed with Nermal's name.

    • Gossip

    • Threaten

    • Impersonate

    • Exclude

    Correct Answer
    A. Impersonate
    Explanation
    In this situation, the type of cyberbullying happening is impersonation. Willard is pretending to be Nermal on the Animal Idol website and using Nermal's name to write mean messages to other people. This is a form of cyberbullying where someone pretends to be someone else online in order to harass or harm others.

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  • 9. 

    Who should you share your password with? Check off ALL of the people that it is OK to share your password with. (HINT: YOU SHOULD BE CHECKING OFF TWO ANSWERS)

    • Mom and Dad

    • Teachers (if they need it at school)

    • Your best friend

    • An online friend

    • Your cousin

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Mom and Dad
    A. Teachers (if they need it at school)
  • 10. 

    Besides telling a trusted adult, what could you do if someone sent you a mean message on the Club Penguin website?

    Correct Answer(s)
    block the user, block user, tell webmaster, webmaster
    Explanation
    If someone sent you a mean message on the Club Penguin website, you could block the user to prevent them from sending any more messages. Additionally, you could also inform the webmaster about the situation to ensure appropriate action is taken.

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  • 11. 

    Check off the reasons that someone might cyber bully: (HINT: THERE ARE THREE ANSWERS YOU SHOULD CHECK OFF)

    • To be funny

    • They are insecure

    • They don't know they are being mean

    • They are jealous

    • To get attention

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. They are insecure
    A. They are jealous
    A. To get attention
    Explanation
    The correct answers for reasons why someone might cyber bully are that they are insecure, jealous, and to get attention. Cyber bullies often target others as a way to cope with their own insecurities or to make themselves feel better by putting others down. They may also feel jealous of the person they are bullying and use it as a way to bring them down. Additionally, some individuals engage in cyber bullying to gain attention and validation from others.

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  • 12. 

    There are four types of cyber bullying: exclude, gossip, threaten, and impersonate. Please choose one type and use it in a sentence giving an example of the word. Example: Nermal was excluded when he got kicked out of the animal idol chatroom.

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