1. The document provides advice for kids about staying safe online, including not sharing personal information or passwords with strangers, not meeting up with people only known online, and what to do if being cyberbullied or receiving inappropriate messages or photos. 2. It discusses legal issues around copyright, plagiarism, and sexting as well as recommends reporting threats, child pornography or cyberbullying. 3. The document quizzes readers to test their understanding of online safety tips and determines a "SOS level" based on their score, with higher levels indicating more knowledge of safe online practices.

1. Circle #QuestionAnswer1Why is it a bad idea to share your passwords with friends? Because they might send thing to other people that you don’t ever know. What should you do if you or a friend is being harassed? Clue: Scroll down and read “Stuff To Know About”I will ask them to stop or I will tell my Dad, and my Mom.Who are the only people who you should share your passwords with?My family.What should you do if someone creates a social networking page in your name? I will shut it down the network.2Click on all of the links in the pink bar at the top of the pageWhat should you do if you feel that you ‘have to’ meet an online friend in person?If she/he go to my school and I know them on and off line but if I not know them then on!How would you go about blocking someone from calling your cell phone?I would blocking someone if they blocking me. Why shouldn’t you give your cell phone number out to people you have only met online? Because they might call me and I did what thatList three pieces of advice that you could tell a friend if they are being cyberbullied. They should shut there webpage. Stop saying bad thing to me. Then tell the police. 3What crime(s) could you be charged with if you send a sexually suggestive photo of yourself to a friend? What should you do if you receive a “sexting photo” on your phone?I will tell the police.4What percentage of males have met someone online who asked to meet them in person?I will never meet a person online and I will not tell them to meet me in person.How could someone go about finding you in the real world if you never tell them your address?What should you do if you or someone you know has been victimized?5Click on all of the blue links on this pageWhy should you be extra careful if you download anything from a website?‘Cause some website they will send you thing.Why is it a bad idea to enter your name, mailing address, email address, or other information on websites?‘Cause they will steal your identity.What makes a chat room the “most dangerous” place on the internet?Why is it important to leave your online profile blank? Your identity.<br />Circle #QuestionAnswer5(cont.)What type of material is illegal and should be reported to the CyberTipline?List two problems P2P file-sharing systems can cause.Why is it important to look at the backgrounds of the pictures you post online?6Click on Social Networking, Games, and File SharingIf you or someone you know is targeted by bullies online, what should you do?What is the difference between a “private” and “public” social networking page?What should you do if someone starts saying bad things while you are playing an online game?True or False - When you are setting up a file sharing service, it is possible to make personal information like family photos and banking details held on your computer available to other users.Are all Filesharing Networks illegal?Visit the ProMusic site and find the names of two legal downloading sites.7How does the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary define “plagiarism”? True or False - Changing words but copying the sentence structure of a source without giving credit is considered plagiarism.There are different types of plagiarism. What is the name this site uses for writers who provide inaccurate information regarding the sources used in a paper, making it impossible to find them.True or False: Facts that are readily available from numerous sources and generally known to the public are considered quot;
common knowledge,quot;
and are not protected by copyright laws.In general, anything published more than ______ years ago is now in the public domain.Who should you always consult to determine the form of citation appropriate for your paper?<br />Circle #QuestionAnswer8Click on Online Lingo and Internet Safety Quiz for KidsThe following chat abbreviations are potentially dangerous. What does each of them mean? A/S/L/M/H, SOMY, EMA, IPNList three types of personal information that you should never give out to someone you meet online.I can report anything that is threatening or involves child pornography to the CyberTipline by visiting their web site at __________ or by calling __________.Visit this site with your parents and have them take the Internet Safety Quiz for Adults9What is copyright?The __________ exemption permits individuals to reproduce selected materials for educational purposes without the permission of the copyright holder.According to the Fair Use Guidelines, you can use up to ______ or no more than ______ seconds of a song or musical work in a school project without the creator’s permission.10Give three examples of information or images that are not OK to post online. List two reasons why people might post inappropriate messages or pictures.How can things you post online affect your future?<br />You are now ready to take the USA-SOS Post-Quiz and show how much you’ve learned! <br />Use these scoring categories to determine your SOS Level – Try to become a Special Agent!<br />Post-Quiz ScoreLevel7,000 and aboveSpecial Agent – A safe online surfer – recommended for Peer Trainer status6,500 – 6,999Agent – Has many safe online surfing skills5,700 – 6,499Jr. Agent – Needs more SOS training0 – 5,699Cadet in Training – Should not use the internet without direct adult supervision<br />WARNING: Jr. Agents and Cadets in Training should repeat the program.<br />