Why is it risky to meet up with someone you've only talked to online?
- They might not like the same things as you
- They might not be who they say they are
- They could be too old to be your friend
- They might talk too much
What is one of the main dangers of sharing your location online?
- Strangers might know your favourite places
- Strangers could find out where you are in real life
- Strangers might send you directions
- Strangers might get bored
What is a common way online predators may try to start a conversation with a young player?
- By sending friendly messages or compliments about their gameplay
- By immediately asking for personal information
- By ignoring the player’s achievements
- By offering in-game challenges to make the player leave the game
Who is the best person to talk to if you're unsure about someone you've met online?
- The stranger themselves
- A trusted adult, like a parent or teacher
- A friend from school
- No one; keep it to yourself
If someone online asks you to keep a conversation secret, what should you do?
- Keep the secret if it seems harmless
- Tell a trusted adult about the conversation
- Ask them why they want it to be a secret
- Block the person and ignore it
What does CEOP stand for?
- Choosing Education Over Protection
- Child Exploitation & Online Prevention
- Criminal Electronic Online Protection
- Child Exploitation & Online Protection
Why are loot boxes considered potentially dangerous for young players?
- They help players level up too quickly
- They encourage players to focus only on in-game rewards
- They can lead to addictive spending habits similar to gambling
- They are only available to experienced players
If you are being cyberbullied, why is it important to save the messages or screenshots?
- To show them to your friends
- To have evidence to report the bullying to a trusted adult or platform
- To remember what happened
- To post them online as revenge
When should you accept verbal abuse online?
- Occasionally
- When it's just banter
- When it's from friends
- Never
If a stranger online offers you gifts or rewards, what is the safest thing to do?
- Accept it; it's free
- Ask them to send it to you in the mail
- Refuse the offer and report the person
- Give them your email so they can send you more offers
