Recognising Safe Support Quiz S3

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Who can help you feel safe?

A

Teacher or assistant

B

Parent or carer

C

Online friend

D

Stranger in the street

What does feeling unsafe mean?

A

Feeling confused

B

Feeling relaxed

C

Feeling scared

D

Being happy

When might you need help?

A

You are with friends

B

You feel uncomfortable online

C

Someone is threatening you

D

You are having fun

What is a trusted person?

A

Someone who helps you

B

Someone who listens

C

Someone who ignores you

D

Someone who is disrespectful

Why is it helpful to have more than one trusted person?

A

One may be busy

B

One may not listen

C

They all have the same job

D

They all know each other

What is an organisation?

A

A service that provides support

B

A school subject

C

A group that helps people

D

A type of animal

Which service helps in immediate danger?

A

Website

B

Charity

C

Police

D

Teacher

What should you say when asking for help?

A

I need help

B

I do not feel safe

C

Leave me alone

D

Maybe later

What if the first person does not help?

A

Stay silent

B

Give up and walk away

C

Tell another trusted person

D

Keep asking until you get help

What can you keep ready?

A

Emergency contact details

B

Random phone numbers

C

Names of trusted people

D

Names of strangers

You deserve to feel what?

A

Comfortable

B

Ignored

C

Bored

D

Safe

What is a helpline?

A

A physical location

B

A source of help and advice

C

A phone or text service

D

A social event

What does 'unsafe' mean?

A

Feeling confident

B

Feeling happy

C

Not feeling safe

D

Not feeling protected

What is emergency help?

A

Immediate help for serious situations

B

Help for minor issues

C

Advice on homework

D

Urgent assistance needed

What can trusted people do?

A

Stay with you in danger

B

Listen and help you

C

Ignore your problems

D

Make you feel worse