Internet Safety
Community Safety
Personal Information
Cyberbullying
Mental Health
100

How many internet users are there?

Over 5 billion 

100

What are three important things to tell the 911 operator?

Your location, the nature of the emergency, and your name.

100

What kind of information is considered private?

Your full name, address, phone number, birthdate, social security number, passwords, financial information and medical information.

100

Cyberbullying only happens on social media

False. It can happen through texting, online gaming, emails, and any other digital platform.

100

True or False: Talking about your feelings with someone you trust can improve your safety.

True

200

Catfishing is when someone pretends to be someone else online. What's a red flag that someone might not be who they say they are?

Avoiding video calls, inconsistent stories or asking for money.

200

90% of the time how long does it take for lost children to be reunited with their families?  

30 minutes

200

True or False: It's okay to share your location online with people you've only met online.

False.

200

Should you respond to a cyberbully? Why or why not?

Generally, it's best not to respond. Responding can escalate the situation and give the bully what they want – attention.

200

How can feeling unsafe affect your mental health?

It can cause anxiety, fear, difficulty concentrating, and other emotional distress.

300
What is the internet?
A worldwide system of computer networks.
300

What are some basic self-defense techniques everyone should know?

Yelling for help, making eye contact, using assertive body language or learning simple strikes.

300

True or False: Companies collect information about you when you're online.

True – They want to know what you like, what you buy, and what you do online.

300

Cyberbullying only happens to people who don't post much on social media. 

False; No one is immune to cyberbullying, regardless of their background, popularity, or online behavior. 

300

True or False: Increasing your use of social media can help reduce feelings of anxiety and depression. 

False; Limiting your use can help reduce feelings of anxiety and depression.

400

What's a strong password? 

A mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols; not easily guessed

400

Who are most likely to commit acts of violence against young people?

People they know, such as acquaintances or family members.

400

True or False: It's impossible to control what information companies collect about you.

False – You can adjust privacy settings, use privacy tools, and be mindful of what you share.

400

Incidents of cyberbullying is decreasing. 

False- incidents of cyberbullying is increasing due to increased social media and internet use. 

400

True or False: Following more accounts will make you feel good. 

False- It is important to unfollow accounts that make you feel bad about yourself and focus on content that is positive and uplifting. 

500

On average, how much time do people spend on the internet each day?

On average 7 hours

500

How can you be aware of your surroundings and stay safe in public?

Put away distractions like phones, avoid wearing headphones, and pay attention to the people around you.

500

True or False: Deleting something online means it's gone forever.

False. Information can often be recovered or may exist on other servers.

500

How many social media platforms are there?

There are thousands of social media platforms available globally, ranging from massive, well-known sites like Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter) to smaller, niche communities

500

Feeling safe increases or decreases brainpower?

BOOSTS your brainpower: When you feel safe, your brain can focus on learning, creating, and problem-solving. It's like having a superpower that unlocks your full potential!

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