Revision Year 9

​Year 9 Revision Lesson

Topics:

• Cyber Security

• HTML

• Python

Recap info

​Cyber Security: Malware, Protection against Malware.

Social engineering: Phishing, Blagging, Shouldering

Data is raw facts and figures, information is data with context.

Multiple Choice

Is this a legitimate email?

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What is Ransomware

• A Disease you get from playing to much Fortnite

• A type of malware that wants Money

• An Anti Virus Software

• Software that protects you from Phishing

Multiple Choice

Standalone malware computer program that replicates itself in order to spread to other computers. Often, it uses a computer network to spread itself, relying on security failures on the target computer to access it.

• Malicious Code

• Computer Worm

• Anti Virus Software

• Computer Virus

Multiple Choice

type of malicious software program (malware) that, when executed, replicates by reproducing itself (copying its own source code) or infecting other computer programs by modifying them.

• Computer Virus

• Computer Worm

• MyDoom

• Malicious Code

Multiple Choice

How does malware get onto your computer?

• Email attachments or links

• By visiting dodgy websites

• On USB sticks

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Malware is made to stop your device from running properly and sometimes to steal your information.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a type of malware?

• Virus

• Worm

• Trojan horse

• Sandwich

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes a Trojan Horse

• Malicious software that misleads users of its intent, which is to allow unauthorised access to your system

• Malicious software that replicates itself and spreads through your network to steal data

• Malicious software that it usually attached to an email and sends itself around a network to allow unauthorised access to your system

• Malicious software that sets your computer on fire

Multiple Choice

When visiting a website, you notice a lock icon in the lower-right corner of the browser window.  What does the lock represent?

• A link to open another site

• A webpage that has a secure connection

• A program that prevents you from leaving the page

• A warning that you are not allowed to view this webpage

Multiple Choice

Special types of viruses that can travel from computer to computer without human action; self-replicating and can multiply until it uses up the computer's resources

• spyware

• worms

• trojans

• phishing

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a social engineering technique?

• Blagging

• Hacking

• Phishing

• Pharming

Multiple Choice

Which of the following most closely matches the definition of 'Blagging'?

• Sending an e-mail to a user pretending to be someone else

• Hacking a person's computer

• Tricking a person into revealing some personal information

• Observing a legitimate user entering a password

• Setting up a fake website that looks like an official website

Multiple Select

Which of the following describe 'Social engineering'?

• Confusing people so they give-up information

• Manipulating people to give-up information

• Assaulting people so they give up information

• Paying people so they give-up goods and services

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a type of social engineering attack in which an attacker attempts to obtain sensitive information from a user by masquerading as a trusted entity in an e-mail?

• Phishing

• Pharming

• Spam

• Vishing

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key function of a firewall?

• Monitoring

• Copying

• Moving

• Deleting

Multiple Choice

What does Firewall Do?

• Prevents Hackers

• Install Viruses

• Give you SD cards

• Blocks all content

Multiple Choice

What Can't a Firewall Do?

• Can't protect against viruses.

• Stop hackers from accessing your computer.

• Determines which programs can access the Internet.

Multiple Choice

An Antivirus is a program that searches for identifies and removes potential viruses.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• MAYBE

Recap info

​Hyper Text Markup Language: Tags (<> </>)

CSS: Styling of webpages

Multiple Choice

What does HTML stand for?

• Hypertext Making Language

• Hyper Transfer Markup Language

• Hypertext Markup Language

• Hyper Transfer Making Language

Multiple Choice

HTML Language uses

• Tabs

• Tags

• Punctuation

• Quotations

Multiple Choice

<p> is

• punctuation tag

• closing paragraph tag

• closing punctuation tag

• paragraph tag

Multiple Choice

</p> is

• punctuation tag

• closing paragraph tag

• closing punctuation tag

• paragraph tag

Multiple Choice

Which is the proper way to write an h1 tag

• <h1>Hello</h1>

• <h1>"Hello

• {h1}Hello{/h1}

• <h1>Hello<h1>

Multiple Choice

<p> tag is for...

• Page of Text

• Picture

• Paragraph of text

• Pineapples

Multiple Choice

What does a opening tag look like?

• < >

• </ >

• << >>

• <

Multiple Choice

What does a closing tag look like?

• < >

• <\ >

• </ >

• << >>

Multiple Choice

What should a HTML web page start with?

• <b>

• <li>

• <html>

• <start>

Multiple Choice

What should a HTML web page end with?

• </html>

• <head>

• </end>

• </body>

Multiple Choice

What does this tag stand for? <b>

• bright

• big

• beautiful

• bold

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the largest heading? 

• H2

• H3

• H4

• H6

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct HTML element for inserting a line break?

• <b>

• <lb>

• <br>

• <break>

Multiple Choice

What will happen to the text in blue?   <p>He named his car <i>The lightning</i>, because it was very fast.</p>

• the content will be displayed in italic

• the content will display an image

• the content defines text inserted into a document

Multiple Choice

sets the color of words in a paragraph

• h1 {

  color: pink;

  }

• img {

  color: pink;

  }

• body {

  color: pink;

  }

• p {

  color: pink;

  }

Multiple Choice

Set the color of the border

• border-style

• border-width

• border-color

• width

Multiple Choice

What symbols go around the properties for each CSS selector?

• < >

• [ ]

• { }

• ( )

Multiple Choice

Which one is the smallest heading?

• h1

• h2

• h4

• h6

Recap info

Python:

• Data types (string, boolean, integer, float/real)

• Selection, Sequence and iteration

• Writing code (you will have an 8 mark question in your end of year exam where you will need to code something.)

Multiple Choice

What is the word (command) used to display numbers and text on the screen?

• print

• input

• output

• command

Multiple Choice

What is a variable?

• A box(memory location) where you store values

• a type of graphics

• Data type

• a type of memory

Multiple Choice

What will be the output?

name = "Dave"

print (name)

• Dave

• 'Dave'

• name

• (name)

Multiple Choice

When you have an error in your code what is the term to summarise finding and fixing that error?

• Error checking

• Debugging

• Syntax finder

• Error finder

Multiple Choice

What Python command lets the user enter an answer to a question?

• answer()

• open()

• print()

• input()

Multiple Choice

Select the BEST Data Type for :

Parish (St Mary)

• String

• Char

• Integer

• Floating Point

Multiple Choice

A variable is a named value (like a box) that can be changed in the program.

• False

• True

Multiple Choice

What is a String?

• A data type that contains whole numbers. eg: 3, 45, 124

• Numbers with decimal point. eg: 0.5, 2.45, 56.04

• Group of characters between quotation marks. eg: "dog"

• Data type that can only be True or False.

Multiple Choice

Which value is a String?

• 64

• "cat"

• True

• 0.5

Multiple Choice

What is an Integer?

• A data type that contains whole numbers. eg: 3, 45, 124

• Numbers with decimal point. eg: 0.5, 2.45, 56.04

• Group of characters between quotation marks. eg: "dog"

• Data type that can only be True or False.

Multiple Choice

Which value is an Integer?

• 64

• "cat"

• True

• 0.5

Multiple Choice

What is a Float?

• A data type that contains whole numbers. eg: 3, 45, 124

• Numbers with decimal point. eg: 0.5, 2.45, 56.04

• Group of characters between quotation marks. eg: "dog"

• Data type that can only be True or False.

Multiple Choice

What is a Boolean?

• A data type that contains whole numbers. eg: 3, 45, 124

• Numbers with decimal point. eg: 0.5, 2.45, 56.04

• Group of characters between quotation marks. eg: "dog"

• Data type that can only be True or False.

Multiple Choice

Which makes a message "hello" output for the user?

• input()

• myVar="Hi"

• print("Hello!")

• max=100

Multiple Choice

Which ask the user to enter something?

• input()

• myVar="Hi"

• print("Hello!")

• max=100

Multiple Choice

In programming, what is iteration?

• The repetition of steps within a program

• The order in which instructions are carried out

• A decision point in a program

• Testing a program to make sure it works

Multiple Choice

• 5 4 3 2 1

• 4 3 2 1 0

• 5  4  3  2  1

• 4  3  2  1  0

Multiple Choice

Sequencing is...

• a list of instructions which are followed in a set order

• a list of instructions where there is a choice based on a condition

• A list of instructions which will loop based on a condition

• A list of instructions which will loop forever

Multiple Choice

Selection is...

• a list of instructions which are followed in a set order

• a list of instructions where there is a choice based on a condition

• A list of instructions which will loop based on a condition

• A list of instructions which will loop forever

Multiple Choice

IF is...

• sequencing

• iterating

• selecting

Multiple Choice

FOR is...

• sequencing

• iterating

• selecting

Multiple Choice

WHILE is...

• sequencing

• iterating

• selecting

Multiple Select

Select the constructs which have been used:

• selection

• iteration

• sequencing

Multiple Select

Select the constructs which have been used:

• selection

• iteration

• sequencing

Multiple Select

Select the constructs which have been used:

• selection

• iteration

• sequencing

Fill in the Blank

______ is an example of count-controlled iteration

Fill in the Blank

______ is an example of condition-controlled iteration