Recognising Trustworthiness Online Year 5

How can you identify a spam email?

• It has a personalised greeting.

• It asks for personal information.

• It comes from a known contact.

• It contains no spelling mistakes.

What should you do if you receive a spam email?

• Reply to it.

• Forward it to your friends.

• Delete it immediately.

• Click on any links it contains.

How should you write a citation for a website you used for research?

• Just write the website's name.

• Include the website's URL and the date you accessed it.

• Only mention the author's name.

• Write a summary of the website.

Why is it important to use citations?

• To make your work look longer.

• To give credit to the original authors.

• To confuse the reader.

• To avoid writing your own ideas.

What makes a password strong?

• It is your pet's name.

• It is a common word.

• It includes a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.

• It is your birthdate.

Why is having a weak password not a good idea?

• It is easy to remember.

• It can be easily guessed by others.

• It is too long.

• It is too complicated.

Which of the following is a weak password?

• P@ssw0rd123

• MyC@tIsGr8

• !Q2w#E4r

• 123456

How can you recognise if a photograph online has been edited?

• It looks blurry.

• It has unusual colours or lighting.

• It is in black and white.

• It is a small file size.

What effect might an edited photo have on someone?

• It can create unrealistic expectations.

• It can make them feel more confident.

• It can improve their eyesight.

• It can make them laugh.

How can you apply online safety rules to real-life scenarios?

• By ignoring them.

• By sharing your passwords with friends.

• By being cautious about sharing personal information.

• By posting everything you do online.