True or false questions about 'No, Go, Tell!' for kids.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🛡️ 'No': Say 'No' clearly and firmly if someone makes you feel uncomfortable.
• 🏃 'Go': Get away from the situation immediately. Go to a safe place.
• 🗣️ 'Tell': Tell a trusted adult (parent, teacher, guardian) about what happened. Don't keep it a secret.
• 🤝 Trusted Adults: These are people you can always rely on and feel safe talking to.
• 🚫 Secrets: If someone tells you to keep a secret that makes you feel uneasy, it's important to tell a trusted adult.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. Question 1: What should you do first if someone makes you feel uncomfortable?
   1. Say 'Maybe'
   2. Say 'No'
   3. Say 'Yes'
   4. Say 'I don't know'
2. Question 2: After saying 'No', what should you do next?
   1. Stay there
   2. Go to a safe place
   3. Start crying
   4. Ignore them
3. Question 3: Who should you tell if someone makes you feel uncomfortable?
   1. A stranger
   2. A trusted adult
   3. Your pet
   4. No one
4. Question 4: What is a trusted adult?
   1. Someone who gives you candy
   2. Someone you can always rely on and feel safe talking to
   3. Someone who is always happy
   4. Someone you just met
5. Question 5: What should you do if someone tells you to keep a secret that makes you feel uneasy?
   1. Keep the secret
   2. Tell a trusted adult
   3. Tell your friends
   4. Ignore it
6. Question 6: Which of these is NOT part of the 'No, Go, Tell!' strategy?
   1. Saying 'No'
   2. Going to a safe place
   3. Telling a trusted adult
   4. Ignoring the situation
7. Question 7: Why is it important to tell a trusted adult?
   1. To get them in trouble
   2. To get help and stay safe
   3. To make them sad
   4. To play a joke on them