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Your friend asks you to join Facebook. What should you do? Talk to your parents and ask for their permission Get a friend to do it for you Sign up by yourself

You have made friends with a boy called Ryan online. He has asked you to send him a photo of yourself. What should you do? Ask your friend Send the picture Don’t send him anything, block him if he asks again and tell an adult

You join a website with lots of cool games on it, but first you need to fill in a form giving your name, phone number and home address. What should you do? Don’t fill it in and ask an adult for advice Fill it in Fill it in with some fake details

You are on a website when a page pops up saying you have won a prize and it asks you to click on it. What should you do? Don’t click on it as it could be a nasty virus! Ask your friend Click on it

A few people have been saying horrible things about you online. What should you do? Write something nasty back Ignore it and keep quiet Block them and tell an adult

You are talking to a person online and they ask you to turn on your webcam. What should you do? Talk to your parents and ask for their permission Turn it on but hide your face Say no and block them

You have joined a site that requires a profile picture. What should you do? Put up a photo of someone else Use a cartoon image/avatar of yourself Refuse to join

Someone from school sends you a mean text message. What should you do? Buy a new phone Don’t reply and show an adult Text back with an insult

Someone you don’t know very well has asked for your mobile number. What two things should you do? Tell an adult Buy a new phone Don’t give it to them

You have lost your phone. What should you do? Buy a new phone Ask your parents to buy you a new phone Tell an adult

Your friend is planning to meet up with someone they don’t know but have been texting and calling. What should you do? Fall out with your friend Tell an adult Go with them

You clearly know how to use technology wisely! Well done and keep it up!