E-safety: revision quiz and key terms
Free practice for E-safety in KS3 Computing (Years 7–9). It covers: personal information, privacy, digital footprint, strangers and grooming, cyberbullying, reporting, age limits, wellbeing, sharing images, passwords, gaming and scams. Try the questions, then check the key terms.
Try 5 free questions
Which of these is safest to share on a public profile?
A person you chat to online might not be who they say they are.
Priya wants to post a photo of herself in her school uniform. What is the main risk?
Your digital footprint only includes things you have posted yourself.
Which of these is a warning sign that a message might be a scam?
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Key terms for E-safety
- Block
- Stop one particular person from contacting you or seeing your profile.
- Catfishing
- Pretending to be someone else online by using a fake name and photos.
- CEOP
- Part of the National Crime Agency where young people can report online sexual abuse or grooming.
- Grooming
- Building a trusting relationship with a young person online so they can be harmed.
- PEGI rating
- A label showing the youngest players a video game is suitable for, such as 12 or 16.
- Personal information
- Details that could identify you, such as your full name, home address or school.
- Report button
- An option in an app to tell the platform that a post breaks its rules.
- Screenshot
- A saved picture of your screen, useful as evidence of nasty messages.
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