Course 0 Assessment

You’re home playing in your front yard. Your mum is in the kitchen making dinner. Your neighbour asks if you want to come over for some treats. What should you do?

You’re playing at the park with friends when a woman asks you to help her find her lost dog. What should you do?

Strength in numbers means two is stronger than one. True or false?

It’s OK to walk away from the group if you see something really interesting. True or false?

Your coach likes to pat you on the back when you make a good play, but it makes you uncomfortable? Is it OK to say “NO”?

You’re walking to the park when someone pulls up in a car and tries to pull you inside. Is it OK to say NO?

Your aunt is a really nice person who always asks how you’re feeling. She really listens to you and wants to make sure you’re happy. Is this a trusted adult?

Your teacher never listens to you. Sometimes he does things that make you uncomfortable, and when you told him to stop, he didn’t listen. Is this a trusted adult?

Why is the definition of a missing person so broad?

Fill in the missing words to the definition of a missing person

When should you report a person missing?

To whom should you report first?

Which information could be useful for the police?

Why should you keep objects such as the hair comb and toothbrush of the missing person?

You think you remember the missing person’s PC password. Should you try to open their PC?

You should deal with the mass media and social media on your own, because it is an easy job that doesn’t require much time