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This document is a safety quiz that asks questions about what to do in different online safety situations, such as being asked for personal information, being bullied, being asked to meet someone online, being blocked, being asked for an email address, dealing with group bullying, and being asked to click a link. The quiz tracks the user's responses and allows them to return to previous questions if answered incorrectly.
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The document is an online safety quiz that asks questions about appropriate usernames, personal information to share online, how to interact with online contacts, how to respond to cyberbullying, and where to click if being cyberbullied. The quiz advises using a nickname rather than real name for a username, only sharing limited personal details like interests, meeting online contacts in public chatrooms but not in private, only adding real-life friends as contacts, blocking and telling parents about cyberbullying, deleting or blocking nasty messages, and blocking or telling parents about cyberbullying rather than doing nothing.
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The document is an online safety quiz that asks questions about appropriate usernames, personal information to share online, how to interact with online contacts, how to respond to cyberbullying, and where to click if being cyberbullied. The quiz advises using a nickname rather than real name for a username, only sharing limited personal details like interests, meeting online contacts in public chatrooms but not in private, only adding people you know as contacts, blocking and telling parents about cyberbullying, deleting or blocking nasty messages, and blocking or telling parents in response to cyberbullying.
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