The document contains questions about online safety and privacy. It asks about tracking online, permanently removing content from the internet, identifying fake profiles, sharing passwords, copyright of free downloads, checking the authenticity of websites, responding to inappropriate content, and what students can download.

1. Safety Image Credit : Laineys Repertoire

2. Question #1 True or False: You are invisible online and can not be tracked. Image Credit : Grevel

3. Question #2 True or False: If you put an image/video on the Internet and change your mind, you can permanently remove it, so that no one can access it. Image Credit : annia316

4. Question #3 Picture is not a real person There is no address Information can be used to locate Oreo Not enough information Image Credit : atomicshark What's wrong with this profile?

5. Question #4 Give it to them. Let them guess. Tell them you don’t share your passwords with friends. Tell them where you keep it. Your friend wants to know your email password. What should you do? Image Credit : mrjoro

6. Question #5 True or False: Anything online that is a free download is copyright free . Image Credit : Manuel M. Ramos

7. Question #6 How can you tell if a website is authentic? Check all that apply. Look at the URL/Web address. Look for information about the author. Test the links to see if they work. Use Google to see what sites link to this site. Image Credit : Jim Sneddon

8. Question #7 If inappropriate content is displayed on your monitor (words, images, etc.) what should you do? Show the people sitting near you. Click the X to close the window and tell no one. Close the laptop and raise your hand to tell your teacher. Image Credit : ziga-zaga

9. Question #8 Which of the following are acceptable for students to download? Check all that apply. Google Toolbar New wallpaper for the desktop An image file with the teacher’s permission Free game software Image Credit : dweekly