Trivia for Kids 8–14 · Mixed

Digital Common Sense

Ten fresh questions for ages 8–14 exploring digital common sense. Mixed difficulty with explanations and host verification notes in the import file.

10 questions 10 mins Children 8–14 | International / India / GCC
Question 1 · multiple choice

An unexpected login code arrives. The sensible action is to…

Post it publicly Keep it private Add it to a profile Forward it to a stranger
Question 2 · multiple choice

Which password is hardest to guess from a child's public profile?

Their school and birth year A unique randomly generated passphrase Their pet's name twice Their first name and age
Question 3 · multiple choice

An app wants microphone access for voice recording. The request is…

Proof it needs every contact Always unrelated Related to that feature Proof it is harmless
Question 4 · multiple choice

Why check a link's actual destination before opening it?

Displayed text can hide another address All blue text is dangerous Every link has the same destination Long names are always official
Question 5 · true false

True or false: A private group message can still be copied by a recipient.

True False
Question 6 · multiple choice

Before sharing a photo, removing its geotag mainly reduces disclosure of…

The file format The image dimensions The visible colours The capture location
Question 7 · multiple choice

Which is personal information that deserves careful sharing?

Home address A public multiplication fact A fictional dragon's name A generic colour word
Question 8 · multiple choice

Why update software from a trusted source?

Updates guarantee no future problems Old software cannot work Updates remove all passwords Updates can fix security flaws
Question 9 · multiple choice

A fake message creates urgency to obtain login details. This is a…

File compression method Screen calibration test Phishing tactic Keyboard shortcut
Question 10 · multiple choice

Why use two different verification factors?

One stolen factor may not be enough It makes accounts public It prevents every possible attack Both must be identical passwords
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