Guess What!?!
Test your online (and offline) safety knowledge with some questions from Zoe, Molly and their friends.
Having trouble getting the right answers? Try reading the Zoe & Molly Online comics and playing the online games before taking the Guess What!?! quiz.
1. It is okay to post pictures online
Always check with a safe adult before posting anything online. And remember, the Internet is a public place; whatever you post can be seen by everyone.
2. Kids see things online that are weird or gross
You may see things online that are gross or weird. That’s not your fault. Log off. Talk to a safe adult about what happened.
3. Kids get in trouble when they see bad pictures online
Not all websites are okay for kids. You are not in trouble. Log off. Talk to a safe adult about what happened.
4. When kids see something online that is weird, they should log off
If something you see online makes you feel weird, log off. Talk to a safe adult about what happened.
5. It is okay to send pictures or videos through an app
Always check with a safe adult before sending a photo or video to someone. Once a photo or video is sent you lose control over what happens to it.
6. Video chats can be saved
Video chats and live-stream videos can be saved. Images and videos could be shared with other people. Have permission from a safe adult before chatting online.
7. It is okay to open attachments from people you don’t know
Attachments from people not on your contact list could contain viruses.
8. It is okay to answer someone who asks weird questions online
If someone starts asking weird questions stop messaging that person. Save the message. Talk to a safe adult about it.
9. If kids do something online that isn’t safe, they will get in trouble
We all make mistakes. Tell a safe adult about what happened. An adult’s job is to help keep kids safe.
10. If someone gets mad at you online, then you should do what they want
It is not okay for someone to get mad at you when you set your limits. People should respect your answer. Don’t respond and log off. Save the message. Talk to a safe adult about what happened.