You're online and you meet someone your age in a chat room. Is it OK to give him or her your address or phone number so you can get together?
NO! You should NEVER give out your name or address to anyone you meet online.
100
What is netiquette?
Being nice on the internet
100
A friend sends you an e-mail saying something mean about another boy in your class. Should you e-mail it to your other friends?
NO!
100
You get an email from someone you don't recognize. What should you do?
Don't open it and delete it immediately! It could be something you don't want to see, or a virus!
100
What is the best tool you have to avoid risk.
Your Brain!
200
Someone asks you your name and where you live. What should you do?
Tell a parent or trusted adult.
200
Russell tells you a funny story and you want to e-mail it to your friend Carl. What do you have to do first?
Ask Russell if it's OK to e-mail to Carl.
200
What is cyberbullying?
Being mean online.
200
You're browsing online and an ad pops up for a free iPod! What should you do?
Don't click on the ad! It could put a virus on your computer.
200
PHYSICAL CHALLENGE!
To earn the points for this question your entire team must each do 15 Push Ups
Go Go Go!
300
You're visiting a site from a company or organization that you've heard of. They want your name and phone number so you can enter a contest. Is it OK to enter?
NO! If a legitimate company wants to collect information from children -- even to enter you in a contest -- they must first get your parent's permission.
300
Your friend texts you and tells you your favorite TV show is stupid. Should you say something mean back to him?
No; it's best not to respond. Ask your parents what you should do.
300
True or false? It's OK to say mean things about someone online because it's not really hurting them.
False!
300
Your friend tells you about a cool site you've never heard of. You want to check it out, but what should you do first?
Ask your parents!
300
What is Brother Hendry's favorite food?
Best Guess?
400
TMI stands for...
Too Much Information
400
Name one trusted adult.
Mom or Dad, grandparents, uncles, aunts, older brother, older sister
400
PHYSICAL CHALLENGE!
2 Members of your team must perform a head stand for 20 seconds.
Good Job!
400
CUBBY DOUBLE!!!
Considering others feelings when texting, posting or emailing involves which 4 points of the scout law.
Loyal, kind, friendly, courteous.
400
An important question to ask about what you are texting or posting.
How would I feel if someone else saw this post or text?
500
Your parents have established rules as to what you can do on the internet when you're at home, but you're at a friend's house. Should you go by your parents' rules or do whatever your friend does?
Wherever you are, you should go by your parents rules.
500
James asks you for your friend Mike's e-mail address. What should you do?
Ask Mike if it's OK to give James his e-mail address.
500
True or false? It's OK to tease someone by texting because they don't have your number and don't know who you are.
False!
500
CUBBY DOUBLE!!
Telling a trusted adult about unkind, untrue or hurtful postings of friends or those you know involves these 4 points of the scout law.
Helpful, brave, reverent and trustworthy
500
What is the Scout Oath
On my honor I will do my best
To do my duty to God and my country
And to obey the Scout Law;
To help other people at all times;
To keep myself physically strong,
mentally awake, and morally straight.