Online Safety Quiz

Why does online behaviour matter for children?

A

Online activity is monitored by teachers.

B

Online actions impact wellbeing and safety.

C

Children prefer online to face-to-face.

D

Adults need to limit screen time.

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Why does online behaviour matter for children?

A

Online activity is monitored by teachers.

B

Online actions impact wellbeing and safety.

C

Children prefer online to face-to-face.

D

Adults need to limit screen time.

Which SMART rule is broken by clicking unknown links?

A

Accept

B

Safe

C

Meet

D

Reliable

What are subtle indicators of cyberbullying?

A

Asking for extra homework.

B

Loud confrontations and crying.

C

Borrowing a friend's tablet.

D

Avoidance and secrecy about device use.

Which situation represents a privacy risk?

A

Posting a holiday photo.

B

Sharing school, name, and neighbourhood.

C

Using a nickname online.

D

Messaging a classmate.

What aligns with safeguarding best practice?

A

Ask for screenshots from others.

B

Ask to see the image.

C

Tell the child to ignore it.

D

Calmly reassure and log the concern.

Which resource helps teachers and parents?

A

Childnet posters only.

B

NSPCC Net Aware

C

School newsletter summary.

D

General internet search.

What does SMART stand for?

A

Safe Manage Adapt Record Tell

B

Safe Meet Accept Reliable Tell

C

Screen Management Authority Research Take

D

IDFK

True or False: Deleting posts guarantees safety?

A

True

B

False