Why should you keep your account password private?

• Sharing it protects your account if the sender sounds official
• Someone could use it to access your account
• Only an adult's password can be used to access an account

Which message contains a warning sign of a scam?

• An unexpected text asking for your card number
• A weather notice predicting heavy rain tomorrow
• A birthday greeting wishing you a lovely day

If a strange message asks you to click a link, you should click it just to find out what it is.

An unexpected website pop-up asks for your bank card number to 'verify your account.' What should you do?

• Leave it blank and ask a trusted adult to check
• Enter the number because the words sound official
• Enter the number but hide your name from the website

Mia gets a message: 'Reply in the next 5 minutes or you'll lose this offer forever!' Which warning sign does it show?

• It gives Mia plenty of time to compare several other offers
• It explains how Mia can check who sent the message
• It pressures Mia to reply before she has time to check

If a friend forwards a strange link that looks like a scam, you should tell a trusted adult before clicking it.

An unexpected school email asks for your home address. A trusted adult is helping you check it. Which contact route should you use?

• Reply to the email and ask its sender to confirm their own identity
• Call the phone number inside the email because it displays a school name
• Use a school contact already known to be genuine

Leo says, 'The message says I won money, so it must be true.' What has Leo missed?

• Details about a prize can confirm it without a separate check
• A scammer can invent a prize to get money or private details
• A friendly tone can show that the sender is offering a real prize