Grade 9 Quiz on Online Safety

Mia saw a post claiming that "eating only bananas for three days can cure all diseases." She almost believed it. What kind of online content is this?

A video circulates online showing "mermaids caught on camera." Students quickly shared it without checking the source. What does this situation represent?

Why do many people easily share posts about miracle cures without fact-checking?

A celebrity is reported dead online, but later the celebrity confirms being alive. This is an example of:

A group intentionally spreads fake news about a politician to ruin their reputation. This is:

A private message containing someone's embarrassing photo gets leaked online to harm them. This is an example of:

Which of the following best explains the difference between misinformation and disinformation?

A teenager meets a new "friend" online who constantly asks for personal photos and tries to arrange a secret meeting. This situation is called:

Which of the following is a red flag feeling when chatting online?

A stranger online starts asking you to keep secrets and pressures you not to tell parents. What should you recognize this as?