Online safety quiz

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Does your child know how to stay safe online? Test their knowledge with this online quiz.

Before you answer each question, have a discussion, then choose your answer together.

Online Safety Quiz

No, you decline the request and block them. If you feel uncomfortable, you tell a parent/guardian/teacher.

That's right! If you feel uncomfortable or worried you can also tell a parent/guardian/teacher.

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Yes, and then send them a message asking who they are.

Not quite. It's better to decline the request and block them. If you feel uncomfortable or worried you can tell a parent/guardian/teacher.

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You ask your friends who the person is and only accept if someone else knows them.

Not quite. It's better to decline the request and block them. If you feel uncomfortable or worried you can tell a parent/guardian/teacher.

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