Lesson T6.1.1
T6.1.1 Using technology safely, respectfully and responsibly Quiz: KS3 Computing, Unit 6
20 questions
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Lesson T6.1.1, Using technology safely, respectfully and responsibly: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Computing (National Curriculum), Unit 6: Online safety and security, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which feature makes a password hardest for others to guess?
- Strong and unique
- Your pet's name
- Short and simple
- Shared with friends
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Why should you never share your personal password with a friend?
- Better graphics
- Easier sharing
- Faster loading
- Account misuse
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What term describes using a passcode text sent to your phone alongside a password?
- Network firewall
- Phishing scam
- Two-step verification
- Data encryption
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What scam uses fake messages or websites to steal personal details?
- Phishing
- Bluetooth
- Malware
- Spamming
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What should you do if an unexpected message asks you to click a link to a bank?
- Click the link
- Reply with password
- Forward to friends
- Contact bank directly
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Why are software updates important for maintaining good online safety?
- Change desktop wallpaper
- Fix security flaws
- Increase screen size
- Add funny emojis
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What name is given to software written specifically to harm a device?
- Hardware
- Shareware
- Malware
- Firmware
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Which practice most helps to reduce the risk of malware on a computer?
- Sharing passwords
- Opening all emails
- Disabling antivirus
- Trusted software sources
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What term describes using technology in ways that support health and relationships?
- Data processing
- Cloud storage
- Digital wellbeing
- Digital footprint
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Which behaviour demonstrates respectful communication when messaging online?
- Thinking before posting
- Sending rude memes
- Spamming chats
- Name calling
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What term describes repeated online behaviour intended to harass or humiliate someone?
- Griefing
- Phishing
- Cyberbullying
- Trolling
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What is the best first step if you receive a cruel message online?
- Delete your account
- Reply with insults
- Keep it secret
- Block and report
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Why is it sensible to take regular breaks from looking at screens?
- Improve Wi-Fi
- Charge battery
- Reduce eye strain
- Speed up processor
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What term describes good manners and sensible conduct when working online?
- Algorithm
- Hardware
- Bandwidth
- Netiquette
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What is the safest choice when a stranger online asks to meet?
- Bring a friend
- Meet in daylight
- Agree online only
- Refuse and tell adult
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Why check privacy settings before using a new app?
- Control data sharing
- Improve graphics
- Save storage
- Increase speed
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What does 'secure' mean when a website address starts with https?
- Connection is encrypted
- Owner is verified
- Content is legal
- Website is virus-free
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What is essential for staying safe while using technology?
- Sensible habits
- Paid software
- Newest device
- Public profile
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What must you do before posting a photo of a friend online?
- Tag their name
- Crop the image
- Add a filter
- Ask for permission
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Why should you lock a mobile phone with a PIN?
- Save battery life
- Improve camera
- Block spam calls
- Protect personal data
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