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Test your online safety knowledge with the Safer Internet Day Quiz!

17 January 2018

Calling all young people aged 8-13! Now’s the time to test your online safety knowledge and take this 2018 Safer Internet Day Quiz.

This year’s Safer Internet Day theme is, ‘Create, connect and share respect – a better internet starts with you!’ and to celebrate this the UK Safer Internet Centre is looking at how internet users of all ages can create positive connections and develop and maintain healthy online behaviours and relationships.

From content sharing to privacy settings

The questions cover a range of scenarios that you might find yourself dealing with online, such as sharing content, commenting on online posts, uploading profile pictures, keeping up with online crazes, passwords and privacy, friendship and much more!

In the process of taking the quiz you will receive lots of helpful feedback and advice.

Take the quiz

The Safer Internet Day quiz is designed for 8-13 year olds, but can be played by anyone, and can be used alongside the Education Packs and SID TV films or used on its own. Why not see how everyone in your family does?

To take the Quiz visit www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2018/quiz.

Remember to share your results with your family and friends to try and beat their scores.

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