Multiple Choice Questions on Avatars and Online Safety for Grade 2

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🛡️ An avatar is like a cartoon version of you online. It's how you look to other people in games or on websites.
• 🌐 Online safety means keeping your personal information safe. Don't share your real name, address, or passwords with anyone online without asking a grown-up.
• 🗣️ If someone online makes you feel uncomfortable or scared, tell a trusted adult right away. This could be a parent, teacher, or another grown-up you trust.
• 🐾 Never click on links or download files from people you don't know. They might contain viruses or lead to bad websites.
• 💡Always be kind online. Treat others the way you want to be treated.

🎮 Practice Quiz

1. What is an avatar?
   1. A real photo of you.
   2. A cartoon version of you.
   3. Your pet.
2. Why is it important to stay safe online?
   1. To get more friends.
   2. To protect your personal information.
   3. To play more games.
3. What should you do if someone online makes you feel uncomfortable?
   1. Ignore them.
   2. Tell a trusted adult.
   3. Argue with them.
4. What kind of information should you NOT share online without asking a grown-up?
   1. Your favorite color.
   2. Your real name and address.
   3. Your favorite animal.
5. What should you do if someone you don't know sends you a link?
   1. Click on it right away.
   2. Ask a grown-up before clicking on it.
   3. Send it to all your friends.
6. What does it mean to be kind online?
   1. To only play games.
   2. To treat others the way you want to be treated.
   3. To use all caps when typing.
7. Who is a trusted adult you can talk to if something bad happens online?
   1. A stranger online.
   2. A parent or teacher.
   3. A video game character.