Typing a hurtful message to someone hurts less than saying it to their face.

Circle one:   True   False

Which of these is a rule for staying safe online?

• Keep your passwords private
• Share your home address with online friends
• Reply to mean messages with mean messages

Someone online you don't know asks for your school name. What should you do?

• Tell them right away
• Say no and tell a trusted adult
• Ask them why they want to know first

Priya reads a hurtful comment someone left on her drawing online. How might that make her feel?

• Hurt, the same as if someone said it to her face
• Nothing, because it's just online
• Only a little bit, because typed words don't count as much

Ben wants to be a good digital citizen while playing an online game. What should he do?

• Tell his real name and address to teammates so they trust him
• Say mean things if someone loses the game
• Be kind to teammates and keep his personal details private

While playing a game, a stranger keeps asking Sam where he lives. What is the best thing for Sam to do?

• Give a fake address instead
• Stop chatting with that person and tell a trusted adult
• Keep playing and ignore the questions but don't tell anyone

Since Leo cannot see the other player's face, the mean things he types cannot really hurt that player's feelings.

Circle one:   True   False

Leo feels uncomfortable because an online player keeps asking personal questions, but he keeps answering because he doesn't want to seem rude. What is wrong with Leo's choice?

• Nothing, being polite online always matters more than safety
• He should have answered even more questions to be extra polite
• He should have stopped answering and told a trusted adult