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13 June 2017 tHe star/step up
year 5 - unit 7: stay safe
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Internet safety HERE’S an Internet safety pop quiz that you can do in pairs. Try it out! Then, share your answers with your class. If you have different answers, do discuss them to learn more about Internet safety. Your teacher will guide you. Quiz: 1. Which information can you give out over the Internet? A. My last name D. My favourite comic character B. My school name E. My address C. My mother’s name 2. While surfing the Internet, you see a website that you don’t feel comfortable with. You should: A. Write down the name of the website and don’t go there again. B. Tell your friends, so they can avoid it too. C. Go tell a parent, guardian or teacher. D. Shut down the computer. 3. If someone online tells you that he is in Year Five, he is aged: A. 10 B. 11 C. 35
D. I don’t think I can tell
4. If you have been talking on the Internet to a person for a long time, and this person wants to meet, what would you do? A. I’ll go meet this person, as long as my best friend tags along. B. I’ll arrange to meet this person in a shopping mall or a public place with lots of people. C. I’ll tell my best friend where I will be going before I go. D. Ask my parent or guardian first and have one of them go with me. 5. If someone online sends you a message that is mean or makes you feel uncomfortable, you should: A. Delete him from your ‘friend list’. C. Insult him back. B. Delete the message. D. Tell a responsible adult. 6. You are talking to someone online, and he knows some of the same people you do. Is it fine to give him your phone number if he asks since you both have many of the same friends? A. Yes B. No 7. When is it okay to send an Internet friend your photograph? A. When he sends you his photograph first. B. It’s okay so long as it’s an old photograph. C. It’s okay so long as you don’t send him your address too. D. Only when your parent or guardian is with you and says it is okay.