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Online safety quiz
Test your online safety skills
Real situations and simple choices. Find out how well you can spot red flags, say no, check the facts and get help. For young people aged 12 to 17.
It takes about 10 minutes. Nothing is saved or sent. Want to talk to someone first? Call 092 311 511 or chat with Pisey.
- Two age groups: 12 to 14 and 15 to 17
- Nothing is saved or sent
- Made by APLE, child protection experts
Need to talk to someone?
If something has happened to you or a friend, it is never your fault. Chat with Pisey or call the APLE hotline on 092 311 511. If a child is in danger now, call the police on 1288.
Take the quiz
Choose your age group and start
Questions and short stories about grooming, private pictures, sextortion, abuse images, false information, scams, cyberbullying and AI fake content. Earn points, learn a skill with every answer, and win an award.
What you will practise
Skills for staying safe online
Every question teaches one skill. At the end you see which skills are strongest and what to practise next.
Spot red flags and say no
Grooming, pressure to send private pictures, and sextortion. Learn the warning signs and what to do first.
Grooming · Sexting · Sextortion
Get help and look after others
Abuse images, images shared without consent, and cyberbullying. Learn how to report, and how to support a friend.
Abuse images · Cyberbullying
Check what you see online
False information, scams, and fake photos, videos and voices made with AI. Learn to pause and check.
False information · Scams · AI fakes
Keep learning
Read more
The quiz uses what is written in APLE’s own guides. Read them any time, and share them with friends and family.
Online safety by topic
Short guides on false information, scams, private messaging, privacy, cyberbullying and more.
Open By topicSextortion: what to do
Step-by-step help if someone is threatening to share your pictures. It is never your fault.
Read the guideFor parents, teachers and youth leaders
Using the quiz with young people
The quiz works on phones, tablets and computers, and everyone gets a different mix of questions each time. Nothing is saved, so young people can try it without worry.
It works well as a conversation starter. Take the quiz together, then talk about the stories: What would you do? Who could you tell? Remind young people that it is never their fault if someone harms or pressures them, and that they can always talk to a trusted adult, to Pisey, or to the APLE hotline.
Share what you learn
Know someone who should try this? Send them the link. And if you ever need to talk, Pisey and the APLE hotline are here.