Which of the following best describes “phishing”?

• A virus that steals your sensitive information.

• An email that attempts to trick you into giving away sensitive information.

• An online fishing game.

Which one of these might make you suspicious of an email you have received from a bank?

• Urgently asking you to enter your account details into a webpage.

• Referring to you by your name.

• Informing you that a new product is on offer.

Which one of these does not identify an email as a “phishing” email?

• A strange link you are asked to click on.

• Information about a new product from a website you have used before.

• Poor spelling.

Which of the following is good advice when you are online?

• Always settle and argument online.

• Share as much personal information as possible.

• Block anyone who regularly upsets you.

Which of the following is good advice when you are online?

• Be careful not to give out personal information.

• Collect as may “friends” as possible.

• Never tell an adult if there is a problem online.

Which of the following best describes your “digital footprint”?

• Everything you do online can be traced.

• How many “friends” you have online.

• Your gaming statistics.

Streaming movies/music from an illegal website might result in what?

• Interesting adverts.

• Accidentally installing malware.

• Special offers.

Which one of the following best describes “trolling”?

• Purposefully annoying people online.

• Making friends online.

• Searching the internet.

If you receive an offer that seems too good to be true, what should your do?

• Accept it.

• Be suspicious, it is probably fake.

• Send it to all of your friends.

Which of the following is true about searching the internet for pictures?

• You will always get the pictures you want.

• All of the pictures will be related to your search.

• You should be careful as some pictures may not be related to your search.