1) Which of these should you not share online? a) Your favourite sport ⚽ b) Your birthday 🎂 c) Your favourite colour 🎨 d) Your pet’s type 2) Bob posts a photo of himself in his school uniform. Is this safe to share? a) Yes, it shows school spirit b) Yes, if his friends like it c) No, it reveals where he goes to school d) It depends if the photo looks good 3) Which password is the strongest choice? a) Luke123 b) !LUn@#9$7S c) password d) 123456 4) What is a digital footprint? a) Footprints made on a touchscreen b) An online game about running c) A website about shoes d) Everything you post and share online 5) Before posting a photo with friends, what should you do? a) Nothing, post it straight away b) Ask for their permission c) Tag everyone first d) Add lots of filters 6) What should you do, if you get unsafe requests from strangers online. a) Give them your email b) Tell them your school name c) Ignore or block them and tell a parent or guardians d) Ask them for their name instead 7) If you want to share a photo of yourself online, what is a safe way to do it? a) Use a nickname or avatar instead b) Post your full name so people know it’s you c) Include your home address in caption d) Share the photo on every app 8) Why is it important to think before you share? a) Because you might regret sharing something. Once its online, it could be there forever  b) Don't worry, because you can delete it later c) Make it personal, because your friends will like it more d) Don't think, it’s fun to post everything 9) You get a message from someone you don’t know saying, “Hey! You seem cool. Want to be friends?” What should you do? a) Reply and ask who they are. b) Ignore or delete the message and tell a trusted adult. c) Give them your first name only. d) Add them so you can see their profile. 10) True or false - It’s okay to share your school name online if you don’t say your full name. a) TRUE  b) FALSE

Protecting Personal Information Online

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