1) Can people say and do whatever they like online? a) Yes, we all have freedom of expression online. It’s legal to say whatever you like b) Yes, although someone may get blocked or banned from an online platform if they break the community guidelines, there are no legal consequences for what you say and do online c) No, there are laws governing online spaces, just as there for offline spaces. In the UK, People have been tried and convicted for things they have said and done online 2) Nick sees that his classmate accidentally left his email account open on a school computer. a) Nick decides to send an email from his classmate's account to a friend. b) He does nothing and lets someone else deal with it. c) He logs out of his classmate's email and informs him. 3) Can personal data on social media be copied and sent to anyone? a) Yes b) No 4) What kind of personal data is it okay to share with someone you don't know? a) Only your email address if it does not include your name. b) Just your name and phone number. c) Little details like the name of your school and what your parents do for a living. d) You should NEVER share personal data with someone you don't know. 5) Mona has a friend online who she normally gets on with really well. Recently their friendship hasn’t been so good. Mona’s friend makes jokes about her to other people, but always seems to focus on things that Mona finds particularly hurtful. When Mona asks them to stop, they say she is being too sensitive. What should Mona do? a) Unfriend, report and block. This is bullying and is not okay b) Start doing the same back to see how they like it c) Just ignore it – it’s probably just a misunderstanding 6) What is your digital footprint? a) Your blog. b) Taking a selfie with your shoes. c) All information on the internet about a person, whether published by that person or by others. d) The shape of your foot. 7) Olive is a 12-year-old girl who lives in Orlando, Florida. Which of the following screen names is the safest for her? a) TweenChick12 b) Florida_Gurl c) OliveBet55 d) AstroCat!3#0 8) Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying? a) Hitting someone in the hallway. b) Steal someone's lunch. c) Creating a fake account in someone else's name and then posting malicious things pretending to be them. 9) George has been playing games and chatting with another player for a year, when they reveal that they’re visiting his hometown for a family holiday and ask if he’d like to meet up in person. What should George do? a) Ask them to send him a photo or go on a video chat so he can double-check that they are who they say they are before agreeing to meet up with them b) Tell a trusted adult about it and decide what to do next together c) Agree a time and place to meet up with them – he has been talking to them for ages and knows he can trust them 10) Yaz and Jake join a new server on an online game together. After a while, Yaz has to log off but Jake continues playing. Some of the other plays on the server make unkind comments about Yaz and how rubbish female players are. What should Jake do? a) Stand up for Yaz and let the other players know that they’re in the wrong b) Leave the server and find a new one to join c) Ignore them – at least they had enough respect not to say it to Yaz’s face 11) Tomas has been a big fan of his favourite streamer since the very beginning and has always been an active part of the community, even when there were only 20 regular viewers! But as the streamer’s audience has grown, the community has felt more and more toxic. What should Tomas do? a) Report and block accounts who aren’t following the community rules in the live chat b) Complain to the streamer that the community has changed c) Start a smaller, more exclusive community for the original fans on another platform 12) Mikayla is part of a group chat where people from her school year share memes. It started off as a bit of fun, but the memes feel more and more targeted. Meena, also in the chat, suggests some of the memes being shared are discriminatory, and Mikayla is starting to agree. What should Mikayla do? a) Get over it. The memes are meant to be funny and stereotypes are just a laugh b) Take screenshots of the group chat and post a public video on social media naming and shaming the people taking part c) Message Meena directly and suggest they talk together to a friendly teacher at school 13) Harvey is watching videos online and sees one shared by a disabled creator. He heads to the comments to see how people are responding. The top-rated comments are all positive, but some of the others are really upsetting. What’s the best thing Harvey can do? a) Reply to the upsetting comments offering a counter-opinion b) Upvote all the positive comments and leave one of his own c) Report the video so the upsetting comments will be removed 14) Arjun has just moved to a new school. Gaming together has been a great way to get to know his new classmates, but he’s noticed that a lot of them used paid-for skins and items, where he just has the default ones. He’s keen to fit in but not sure his parents will want to pay. What should Arjun do? a) Ask one of his new friends to lend him the money b) Use a different website to try and get some of the paid-for items for free c) Try not to worry about it and focus on being himself and having fun 15) Femi has always loved playing video games, is very competitive and very good. Recently she has been thinking about trying to get into eSports, but her school friends don’t really get it. Her online friends are much more supportive and have suggested she should “cut out” anyone who is “holding her back.” What should Femi do? a) Dedicate some time to introducing her school friends to gaming and eSports b) Follow her online friends’ advice and ditch her unsupportive school friends c) Forget about her eSports dreams and find a more realistic career path 16) Faye’s friends spend a lot of time online, but she has strict screen time limits set at home. She’s been feeling more and more left out, often not understanding in-jokes that started on the group chat or missing out on plans that are made online. What should Faye do? a) Try and find a way around the screen time settings so she doesn’t have to miss out b) Find some new friends who are less obsessed with being online c) Explain to her friends and family how she’s feeling to see if they can find a compromise together 17) Cody discovered an amazing online community where they could be themselves. They were posting regularly and getting a great response, until their classmates from school discovered their content and started leaving unkind comments. Now the teasing is happening offline too. What is the most important thing for Cody to do? a) Report and block their classmates from seeing the content they post b) Speak to an adult they trust about what’s been happening and how they’re feeling c) Stop posting so publicly online and create a private account 18) What does digital citizenship mean? a) Using digital media safely, responsibly and ethically. b) Any information about you on the Internet. c) An online subscription. d) Don't take credit for someone else's work. 19) Being a good digital citizen means… a) You keep your personal data private. b) Never threaten or harass someone using technology. c) You think before you post something online. d) All the above. 20) Plagiarism is... a) A delicious dessert b) I copy someone else's work and call it my own. c) I cite the sources of what I found. d) Create a list of websites.

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