Safer Internet Day Online Quiz: One for 7-11 year olds

Safer Internet Day Online Quiz: This year we have created three separate quizzes, one for 07 – 11 year olds and for 11 – 14 year olds looking at situations young people may face online and the ways they can navigate these. There is also a quiz for 14 – 18 year olds looking at the laws in place to protect users online.

Safer Internet Day Online Quiz

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Quiz for 7-11 year olds

Question 01. Safer Internet Day Online Quiz

Keanu is watching a livestream of one of his favourite YouTubers gaming. During the stream, the YouTuber makes rude comments about another streamer and suggests that everyone goes and spams them with snake emojis “just as a joke.” What should Keanu do?

1. Join in and post the emoji on the chat on the other streamer’s channel
2. Ignore the instruction
3. Message his favourite YouTuber privately to let them know this isn’t okay

Question 02.

Mae is playing an online roleplay game when another player starts following her around in the game and asking for her personal information. What should Mae do?

1. Turn it into a game and run away from the other player for as long as possible
2. Tell an adult about what’s happening, then report and block the other player
3. Message some of her friends and start spamming the other player with messages in return

Question 03. Safer Internet Day Online Quiz

Yasmeen is trading on her favourite game when another player offers her a purple invisibility potion, but only in exchange for a green crystal. Yasmeen doesn’t have a green crystal, but really wants the potion. What should Yasmeen do?

1. Admit she doesn’t have the crystal, but offer something else of equal value instead
2. Agree to the trade then sneakily gift the other player another item instead
3. Spend ages trying to find a green crystal she can trade for the potion

Question 04. Safer Internet Day Online Quiz

Tyler is playing in a team online with one of his friends from school. They’re in a difficult match and Tyler can hear his friend getting more and more frustrated over his headset. When they lose, his friend loses his temper and there’s a loud noise before he disconnects from the game. What should Tyler do?

1. Wait until his friend is next online then make a joke about him rage quitting
2. Give his friend some time to cool off then send him a supportive message
3. Suggest they don’t play that game again as it’s too tricky

Question 05.

Ishaan is online with a group of friends, but knows he needs to log off soon to finish his chores. When he messages them to say goodbye, they all try to convince him to stay. Ishaan hates saying no to his friends and doesn’t want to miss out on the fun. What should Ishaan do?

1. Log off for now but agree another time when they can all play together
2. Focus on having fun and forget about his chores
3. Lie to his friends and tell them his internet is broken so they don’t think he’s ignored them

Question 06.

Kayla has lots of friends who are boys and loves playing online with them. They always have fun with lots of competition and banter, but lately Kayla has been feeling fed up with the constant jokes about “girl gamers”. What should Kayla do?

1. Block and report the next person who makes a joke about girl gamers
2. Find some other girl gamers to play with instead of the boys
3. Explain to her friends how she is feeling and give them a chance to change their behaviour

Question 07.

Nico has been playing online with a more experienced gamer for several months. They have a good friendship, and the player has always been supportive and helped him out. Now the player has invited him to a gaming party at his house, which is just around the corner from where Nico lives. What should Nico do?

1. Go to the party but take a school friend with him for company
2. Block the other gamer and only play online with people he knows offline as well
3. Tell an adult about his friend’s invitation and decide how to respond together

Question 08.

Jamie is new to gaming and has noticed a lot of swearing on some of the servers they play on. The language makes them feel uncomfortable and even though they doesn’t swear themself, they’re worried they might get in trouble if their parents see it. What should Jamie do?

1. Block and report any players they see or hear swearing
2. Speak to their parents about what’s happening and how it’s making them feel
3. Start their own server where swearing isn’t allowed

Question 09.

Dajuan has always loved going online but recently it’s been causing lots of arguments with his family. They always call for dinner right in the middle of a level and he finds it so frustrating when he has to let his team down and leave the game. What should Dajuan do?

1. Shout at his family for ruining his game
2. Explain to his team that he has to leave because of his family and it’s not his fault
3. Talk to his family about what time dinner usually is and try not to start new games just before this

Question 10.

Sena and her friends all love going online, but a new girl has just joined their class who doesn’t have a device at home. Sena wants her to feel included but isn’t sure what they’ll have in common if she doesn’t use the internet – plus she can’t join their group chat! What should Sena do?

1. Invite the new girl to her house to get to know her better and find something else they both enjoy
2. Stop worrying about it, there’s nothing she can do
3. Spend 5 minutes every morning updating the new girl with what’s happened in the group chat in the last 24 hours