Online vs Offline Safety Quiz
Grade 2 · Technology · Quiz
Test what you know about staying safe both online and in the real world.
Questions
Which of these is an example of personal information you should NOT share online?
- Your favorite color
- Your home address
- Your favorite animal
- Your favorite food
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Answer: Your home address
Your home address is personal information. Sharing it with strangers online is dangerous.
What does 'offline' mean?
- Connected to the internet
- Using a very fast computer
- Not connected to the internet
- Playing a video game
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Answer: Not connected to the internet
Offline means your device is not connected to the internet.
Everyone you meet online is exactly who they say they are.
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Answer: False
People online can pretend to be someone they are not. Always be careful.
Who is a trusted adult you can talk to about online problems?
- A stranger online
- A new friend you just met in a game
- Your parent or teacher
- Anyone who says they want to help
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Answer: Your parent or teacher
Your parent or teacher is a trusted adult who can help you if you have problems online.
Which of these is a good internet safety rule?
- Share your password with online friends
- Tell a trusted adult if something feels wrong
- Click on every link you see
- Give your phone number to anyone who asks
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Answer: Tell a trusted adult if something feels wrong
If something feels wrong online, always tell a trusted adult. That is a key safety rule.
It is okay to keep a secret from your parents if someone online tells you to.
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Answer: False
Never keep secrets from your parents about what happens online. Your safety matters most.
Which of the following is an offline safety rule?
- Never share your password
- Look both ways before crossing the street
- Do not click unknown links
- Keep your location private
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Answer: Look both ways before crossing the street
Looking both ways before crossing the street is a classic offline (real-world) safety rule.
What should you do first if a website or message makes you feel uncomfortable?
- Respond to the message
- Tell a trusted adult
- Share it with your classmates
- Delete your account
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Answer: Tell a trusted adult
Tell a trusted adult right away if anything online makes you feel uncomfortable or scared.
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