Year 6 eSafety Quiz

Which of the following is private information that shouldn’t be shared online?

Hint: there may be more than one

• I like swimming

• My Phone Number is 0412 987 123

• I go to ATC in Indooroopilly

• I live in Green Street in Kenmore

Anything you say or type online becomes public knowledge and stays online forever...even if you THINK you deleted it.

• True

• False

The best passwords include your name, age, or birthday because they are easy to remember.

• True

• False

When you meet people online, what should you watch out for?

• They are rude

• They ask for personal information

• They talk about inappropriate things

• All of the above

What should you do to create a positive digital footprint?

• Create a username that does not reveal your identity

• Share your full name and private information like your birthdate

• Post photos and comments about every funny thing you do

• Lie in your profile to make yourself sound more impressive

Which of these is classed as personal information?

• Date of birth

• Online nickname

• Gender

What can you do to get less spam?

• Always tick the 'don't pass on my details' box when filling forms in.

• Change your email address every six months.

• Never give your email address to anyone.

What might someone do if they steal your identity?

• Earn lots of money and leave it in your bank account.

• Try to give you all the credit for their hard work.

• Try to access your bank account or set up a loan in your name.

Why should you be careful when using file sharing sites?

• You might be downloading malware.

• The person sharing the file can see your name and address.

• The person sharing the file will send you a bill.

Someone has told you three reasons why you shouldn't let your mobile phone post your location on social networking sites. Which one is true?

• Your parents will be able to track where you've been and guess what you've been up to.

• The local shopping centre will notice you're there so often that they will offer you a job.

• Someone might go to your house while you're out and burgle it.