Multiple Choice Questions on Social Media Privacy: A Grade 5 Challenge

📚 Quick Study Guide

🔍 Social media privacy means controlling what information you share online. 🛡️ Personal information includes your name, age, address, and photos. 🔒 Privacy settings let you decide who can see your posts and information. ⚠️ Be careful about sharing too much information with strangers online. 🚫 Never share your passwords with anyone except your parents or guardians. 📢 Think before you post! Once something is online, it can be hard to remove. 💬 If something makes you feel uncomfortable, tell a trusted adult.

🤔 Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is an example of personal information?
   1. A. Your favorite color
   2. B. Your pet's name
   3. C. Your home address
   4. D. Your favorite food
2. What do privacy settings on social media help you control?
   1. A. How many friends you have
   2. B. Who can see your posts
   3. C. The color of the website
   4. D. The number of likes you get
3. Why should you be careful about sharing too much information online?
   1. A. Because it's fun to share
   2. B. Because strangers might use it
   3. C. Because it makes you popular
   4. D. Because everyone else is doing it
4. Who should you tell if something online makes you feel uncomfortable?
   1. A. A stranger online
   2. B. Your best friend
   3. C. A trusted adult
   4. D. No one
5. What is a password used for?
   1. A. To decorate your profile
   2. B. To keep your account safe
   3. C. To chat with friends
   4. D. To play games
6. What does it mean to 'think before you post'?
   1. A. To post as quickly as possible
   2. B. To make sure your post is funny
   3. C. To consider if your post is safe and appropriate
   4. D. To copy what others are posting
7. Why is it important to choose a strong password?
   1. A. To make it easy to remember
   2. B. To make it hard for others to guess
   3. C. To share it with your friends
   4. D. To use the same password for everything