Consent 101
Online Safety
Digital Footprint
Bystander Actions
Myths vs Facts
100

What does the phrase “Only yes means yes” mean?

Consent must be clear, voluntary, and enthusiastic.

100

What does “Think before you click” mean?

Don’t open unknown links or share personal info online.

100

What is a “digital footprint”?

The trail of data you leave online.

100

What does it mean to be a bystander?

Witnessing a situation but not directly involved.

100

True or False: If someone didn’t say “no,” it means they consented.

False — silence is not consent.

200

True or False: Consent can be withdrawn at any time.

True.

200

True or False: Once you delete a photo online, it is gone forever.

False — it can still be saved or shared.

200

True or False: Employers and universities may look at your online activity.

True. 

200

What is one safe action you can take if you see harassment online?

Report the post, support the victim, or block the harasser.

200

Myth or Fact: Most sexual violence is committed by strangers.

Myth — it’s usually by someone the victim knows.

300

Give one example of a situation where consent is invalid.

If someone is drunk, unconscious, pressured, or underage.

300

Name one secure way to create a strong password.

Use a mix of upper/lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

300

Give an example of a positive digital footprint.

Posting achievements, community involvement, or respectful content.

300

In person, what is one way you could intervene safely in a harassment situation?

Distract, delegate, or directly speak up if safe.

300

Myth or Fact: Sharing sexual images of someone under 18 is illegal, even if they agreed.
 

Fact.

400

What is the legal age of consent in most Australian states?

16 years old (17 in South Australia & Tasmania).

400

What should you do if someone asks you for sexual images online?

Say no, block/report them, and talk to a trusted adult.

400

What risk comes with oversharing personal details online?

Identity theft, stalking, or unwanted contact.

400

True or False: It’s never your responsibility to act if you see sexual violence.

False — you can act safely to support others.

400

Myth or Fact: Boys/men cannot be victims of sexual violence.

Myth — anyone can be a victim.

500

If consent is pressured through manipulation or threats, is it valid?

No, that is coercion.

500

Which national organisation provides help if intimate images are shared without consent?

The eSafety Commissioner.

500

How long can something stay online after posting?

Potentially forever.

500

What does “delegate” mean in bystander action?

Getting help from someone else (e.g., teacher, security, authority).

500

Myth or Fact: Reporting sexual violence can help prevent it from happening again.

Fact.

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