Safety
Devices
Webster
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Cyber Cyber
100
The first rule in internet safety
What is Don't talk to strangers?
100
Cub scout Camp outs in the fall and spring allow scouts to bring electronic devices.
What is false?
100
Giving your phone number, address, school, grade, family names and any other personal information breaks which of the three internet safety rules.
What is second one...Do Not Overshare?
100
Best tool you have to avoid risk.
What is your brain?
200
Someone asks you your name and where you live. You should do what.
What is tell a parent or trusted adult?
200
Bringing devices to Pinewood Derby is allowed. True or False
What is False?
200
Before Webster shared his personal information, he should have done this.
What is asked a trusted adult?
200
The second rule in internet safety
What is Don't Overshare?
200
This type of ad popped up for Webster.
What is buy a game?
300
Trusted adults include the following.
What is parent, a teacher, a leader, or family member?
300
It is fine to share your password with friends. True or false.
What is false
300
Webster gave these two pieces of personal information.
What is name and address?
300
Mixing these will create a strong password.
What is mixing letters and numbers?
300
Questions you can ask before texting or emailing.
What are the feelings of those in my message? Do I want this to show up in the future?
400
TMI stands for...
What is Too Much Information
400
Bringing devices to Pack Meetings is acceptable. True or False
What is False?
400
Go tell a trusted adult when this type of pop up happens.
What is an inappropriate, uncomfortable, or one you don't like?
400
Considering others feelings when texting, posting or emailing involves these scout laws.
What is loyal, kind, friendly, courteous?
400
An important question to ask about what you are texting or posting.
What is How would I feel if someone else saw this post or text?
500
The third rule in internet safety.
What is Never tell your location?
500
Webster received these kinds of items in the mail?
500
Telling a trusted adult about unkind, untrue or hurtful postings of friends or those you know involves these scout laws.
What is helpful, brave, reverent and trustworthy?
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