Multiple Choice Questions: Online Safety and Personal Data for Kids

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌐 Online Safety: Being careful when using the internet to protect yourself from harm.
• 🔒 Personal Data: Information that identifies you, like your name, address, and birthday.
• 📢 Sharing Safely: Only share personal information with trusted adults or on secure websites.
• 👾 Cyberbullying: Being mean or bullying someone online. It's important to block and report cyberbullies.
• 🔗 Safe Websites: Websites that have 'https' in the address and a padlock icon.
• 🔑 Strong Passwords: Passwords that are hard to guess, with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.
• 📧 Phishing: Tricky emails or messages that try to steal your personal information.

Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following is an example of personal data?
   1. A. Your favorite color
   2. B. Your pet's name
   3. C. Your home address
   4. D. Your favorite food
2. What does 'https' in a website address indicate?
   1. A. The website is fun
   2. B. The website is secure
   3. C. The website is about sports
   4. D. The website is free
3. What should you do if someone is cyberbullying you?
   1. A. Ignore them
   2. B. Cyberbully them back
   3. C. Block and report them
   4. D. Become friends with them
4. Why is it important to use strong passwords?
   1. A. To make your account look cool
   2. B. To make your account easy to remember
   3. C. To protect your account from being hacked
   4. D. To share your account with friends
5. What is phishing?
   1. A. Catching fish online
   2. B. Tricking people into giving out personal information
   3. C. A type of online game
   4. D. Sharing photos online
6. Who should you tell if you receive a suspicious email asking for personal information?
   1. A. A stranger online
   2. B. Your best friend
   3. C. A trusted adult
   4. D. No one
7. Which of the following is NOT a good way to protect your personal information online?
   1. A. Using a strong password
   2. B. Sharing your password with close friends
   3. C. Being careful about what you post online
   4. D. Asking a trusted adult for help