Empowerment Technology Long Summative Assessment (PT1)

A student is excited to share their upcoming family trip on a social networking site. What action should they take to minimize safety risks?

• Post the exact dates and location of the trip in advance.

• Share the plans only after returning from the trip.

• Tag all family members in the post before leaving.

• Upload a photo of their plane tickets online.

While registering for a new online service, a user is prompted to accept the terms and conditions. What is the most responsible approach?

• Accept immediately to save time.

• Skim the headings and accept if they seem reasonable.

• Read the privacy policy and terms fully before agreeing.

• Decline and avoid using the service altogether.

A friend asks to borrow your social media account password to check something quickly. How should you respond?

• Share it since they’re a trusted friend.

• Suggest they create their own account instead.

• Give them a temporary password you’ll change later.

• Allow them to log in while you supervise.

You’re at a café using public Wi-Fi to check your bank account. What precaution should you take?

• Proceed since the Wi-Fi is password-protected.

• Avoid logging in and wait for a secure connection.

• Use the site quickly to minimize exposure.

• Share the Wi-Fi password with a friend nearby.

Why is it critical to review a website’s privacy policy before submitting personal details?

• To check for promotional offers included in the policy.

• To understand how your information will be used or shared.

• To confirm the website’s popularity among users.

• To ensure the site has a visually appealing design.

What risk arises from downloading a free game from an unverified website?

• The game might lack high-quality graphics.

• It could install malware on your device.

• The download might take longer than expected.

• You might need to update your browser first.

Your home Wi-Fi is currently open to all nearby users. What should you do to enhance security?

• Keep it open for convenience.

• Add a strong password to make it private.

• Share the network name with neighbors.

• Disconnect it when not in use.

You receive an email claiming your bank account is compromised and urging you to click a link to verify your details. What is this most likely an example of?

• Spam

• Phishing

• Adware

• A worm

How does a worm differ from a virus in its method of spreading?

• A worm requires a user to open an infected file, while a virus spreads automatically.

• A worm spreads independently, while a virus needs user interaction to replicate.

• A worm only affects email systems, while a virus targets browsers.

• A worm steals data, while a virus deletes files.

A pop-up on your screen claims your computer has a virus and offers a paid tool to remove it. What should you suspect?

• A legitimate antivirus alert

• Rogue security software

• A harmless advertisement

• A keylogger installation