a. You sign up right away! You don't want to miss the deal!

b. You send it to all of your friends so they don’t miss out on the deal.

c. You read the fine print, and it is actually a long-term, pricey contract.  You take no further steps and delete the email.

a. When a person uses a fake picture and claims to be someone they are not.

b. Emails claiming to be from real companies that try to trick you into giving them your personal information such as your name, address, phone number etc.

c. When you go to the lake or river and try to catch fish.

a. Tell a trusted adult

b. Delete the email

c. Open the e-mail and check it out.

d. Look at the picture and send it to all your friends.

a. Click the link. What's the worst that could happen?

b. Delete the message immediately.

c. Tell a trusted adult.

dContact the police.

a. It asks you for personal information.

b. You did not order anything recently from Amazon.

c. The sender email address is not the address for Amazon.

d. It has many misspellings and grammatical errors.

a. True

b. False

a. Never give out personal information to others online.

b. Never click anything that seems suspicious

c. Use a variety of passwords.

d. All answers are correct