Safety Quiz

84 questions about everyday safety, in four age levels from 6 to 18 — meant to be talked through together, not handed over and left.

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What is it?

Four age levels, each with its own theme: from 6, the ground rules — saying no, gut feeling, getting help, emergency numbers. From 10, out on your own — the way to school, strangers, public places. From 13, group and network — chat, bullying, peer pressure, standing up for others. From 16, out at night — getting home, parties, boundaries, helping others.

Every answer is followed by an explanation. That is the actual content — the question is only the hook.

Everything that belongs to adults has been deliberately left out: legal questions about self-defence belong with a lawyer, and fighting technique cannot be learned through multiple choice.

How it works

1. Choose an age level — from 6, from 10, from 13 or from 16 years.
2. Read the question, pick one of four answers.
3. Read the explanation — and talk about it. That is what it is for.
4. If reading is easier in plain language, switch: all 84 questions exist in both versions.

A separate emergency page lists the emergency numbers of 24 countries. It is reachable at any time inside the app — not only at the end of a quiz round.

Who is it for?

For parents, teachers and coaches who want to talk with children and teenagers about safety and need something to start from.

The level from 6 belongs in company, explicitly. From 13 the quiz can be worked through alone — which still does not replace the conversation afterwards.

What you get

• Questions84
• Age levelsfour: from 6 (22), from 10 (20), from 13 (21), from 16 (21)
• Plain languageall 84 questions, switchable
• Emergency numbers24 countries on a page of their own
• Formatfour answers per question, explanation after every answer

Privacy and technology

Runs entirely in your browser. Your progress stays on your device and is sent nowhere — no account, no sign-up, no ads, no tracking. The share menu puts the app on your home screen; after that it works without an internet connection as well.

Because nothing sits on a server, nothing can be fetched back from one: clear your browser data and your progress is gone. That is why More offers Create backup — a file you can keep and load again, on another device too.

Common questions

From what age can my child do this alone?

The two upper levels, from 13 and from 16, work alone. The levels from 6 and from 10 touch on boundary violations and getting help — an adult should be sitting next to them for those.

What is plain language?

A second version of every question and every answer: short sentences, one thought per line, no foreign words. It is meant for people who find long reading hard — and it often helps younger children too. You can switch at any time; the questions themselves stay the same.

Will the quiz frighten children?

The tone is reassuring, not alarming. Wherever possible, an explanation ends with a trusted adult — children should be allowed to hand responsibility over, not carry it.

Why emergency numbers for 24 countries?

Because 112 works everywhere in Europe but is far from always the best choice: in Austria, 133, 144 and 122 are more direct, and there are separate numbers for children such as 147. The page gives both.

Something missing? Something wrong?

If you notice anything — a mistake, a suggestion, or a tool that is not here yet — write to me. I am glad about every message, though I cannot always reply straight away.

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