Internet Safety quiz KS2

The theme for Safer Internet Day 2019 is ‘together for a better internet’. What does this mean?

• We can communicate with whoever we want to online.

• Everyone has a part to play in making the internet a better place, including me!

• Put all your internet devices together in one room.

When using online games, apps and websites, you should...

• Believe everything you read.

• Know the rules about how to behave and stay safe.

• Look out for buttons that let you block, mute and report other users who aren’t behaving and always ask for help if there is something you are not sure about.

• Accept gaming requests from people you don't know in real life. Allow them to message you.

You need to be careful what you share online. What does this mean?

• Think before you share. Only share stuff with family and friends that you know in real life.

• If someone you don't know in real life asks you to share a photo or video, don't reply and tell an adult you trust.

• Both of these options.

• Neither of these options. It's your information. Share whatever you like.

What should you do if you are unsure of something online, or something makes you feel worried, upset or confused?

• Turn off the computer immediately and never use the internet again.

• Ask a trusted adult for help and advice.

• Ignore it and carry on with what you're doing.

If you receive a message from somebody that makes you feel worried, annoyed or upset, what should you do?

• Send a reply, it would be rude not to.

• Do not reply. Tell an adult you trust.

How can you be a role model online?

• Think before you share. Avoid posting anything that could upset someone.

• Be kind to others and support your friends if they are having a difficult time online. Show your friends how to block and report in games and apps, or by going to talk to a trusted adult with them.

• Both of these options.

What should you do about personal information?

• Do not share personal information online. This includes your name, where you live, where you go to school, photos of yourself or your phone number.

• Ask permission before sharing something about someone else.

• It's up to you. Share what you like.

• Make sure apps, games and websites don't tell others your location. Ask an adult to help you switch off the location setting on your phone, tablet or computer.

Can you use social networking sites?

• No. You have to be at least 13 years old to register on them.

• Yes.