Question 1: What is meant by the term 'exploitation' in the context of personal safety?

Answer: Exploitation refers to taking advantage of someone, often by manipulating or pressuring them, usually for personal or financial gain, in a way that harms them.

Question 2: List three examples of situations where someone might be at risk of exploitation.

Answer: 1. Being pressured to share personal information online. 2. Being offered gifts or money in exchange for favors. 3. Being asked to do something that makes you uncomfortable, by someone you do not trust.

Question 3: Describe a scenario where a person might be manipulated online. Explain how they could protect themselves.

Answer: A teenager receives a message from someone pretending to be a friend, asking for personal details or photos. To protect themselves, they should avoid sharing personal information with strangers, block or report the person, and tell a trusted adult.

Question 4: Why is it important to be cautious about sharing personal information on social media?

Answer: Sharing personal information can allow strangers to manipulate, exploit, or harm you. It can also lead to identity theft or bullying.

Question 5: What should you do if someone makes you feel uncomfortable or pressured online?

Answer: You should tell a trusted adult immediately, block or report the person, and avoid responding to their messages.

Question 6: Draw a simple flowchart showing the steps you should take if you think you are being exploited online.

Answer: The flowchart should start with 'Feeling uncomfortable or pressured' leading to 'Stop communicating', then 'Tell a trusted adult', and finally 'Block or report the person'.

Question 7: Sketch a poster that promotes personal safety when interacting with others, especially online. Include at least two safety tips.

Answer: A poster with clear, bold headings such as 'Stay Safe Online' and 'Protect Yourself'. Tips might include 'Never share personal details' and 'Always tell a trusted adult if something feels wrong'.

Question 8: Explain why it is important to trust your instincts when something doesn't feel right online or in person.

Answer: Your instincts help you recognize danger or discomfort early, allowing you to take steps to stay safe and avoid exploitation.

Question 9: List two signs that might indicate someone is trying to exploit or manipulate you.

Answer: 1. They pressure you to do things you're uncomfortable with. 2. They try to isolate you from friends or family.

Question 10: What are some trusted sources or organizations you can contact if you need help with personal safety or exploitation issues?

Answer: You can contact Childline, NSPCC, local school counselors, or the police for help and advice regarding exploitation or personal safety concerns.