Scenario: You see a classmate post a funny meme about another student that could embarrass them.

Question: What is the BEST way to respond?

Scenario: You receive an email saying you won a free tablet, but it asks for your home address and credit card number.

Question: What should you do?

Scenario: While playing an online game, someone asks for your full name and school name.

Question: What is the safest response?

Scenario: A pop-up says your computer is infected and asks you to download a program to fix it.

Question: What should you do?

Scenario: You’re in a group chat and someone starts sending mean messages about another person.

Question: What is the BEST action? 

Scenario: Your favorite app asks for permission to access your location.

Question: What should you consider before allowing it?

Scenario: You see a news story shared on social media that seems shocking.

Question: What should you do before sharing it?

Scenario: You get a text message saying your bank account will be locked unless you click a link.

Question: What is the safest step?

Scenario: A message pops up saying, “You’ve won $1,000! Click here to claim your prize.”Question: What should you do?

Scenario: You get an email from “rOwBlOxX Tech Support” asking for your password to fix your account.

Question: What should you do?

Scenario: Someone you met in a chat room asks for your home address to send you a gift.

Question: What is the safest choice?

Scenario: You get a text saying your favorite app needs you to “verify your account” by clicking a link.

Question: What is the safest step?

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