15 questions from DZPS 2026. Real examination questions for PSLE 2027/2028 preparation.
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The Internet allows children to learn, communicate and enjoy games. However, it also exposes them to online scams and other digital dangers. Parents play an important role in helping their children develop the (1) needed to recognise these risks. By talking openly about online safety, children can learn how to protect themselves from becoming victims of scams.
Parents should explain (2) their children how scammers may pretend to be friendly or trustworthy to gain personal information. They should also remind them never to share passwords (3) anyone, except their parents or trusted adults. Some fake websites and advertisements may appear very (4), making children more likely to click on unsafe links.
Before (5) a new game or application, parents should first check its reputation by reading reviews from other users. They should also look through the application's (6) to ensure that purchases and privacy features are properly controlled. Without these safeguards, children may unknowingly (7) purchases using stored payment details. Parents are encouraged to (8) password protection so that every purchase requires their approval.
Children should also be careful (9) strangers they meet online. If an offer sounds too good to be (10), it probably is. Instead of replying to suspicious messages, they should (11) them to a trusted adult immediately. Personal information (12) never be shared with people they do not know, as this may lead to identity theft.
(13) of waiting until a problem happens, parents should have regular conversations about online safety. By working together, families can create a (14) online environment where children learn to make wise decisions. With proper guidance and greater (15), children will be better prepared to recognise scams and stay safe online. Learning to stay safe online is an important skill for every child.
Adapted from: June school holidays 2025: Learn to be a scam sniffer https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/parenting-education/juneschool-holidays-2025-learn-to-be-a-scam-sniffer