U8L5 HW Finance on Quizizz

What does the statistic '1 in 50' refer to in the context of consumer skills?

• It refers to the number of consumers who can effectively manage their finances.

• It refers to the number of consumers who are satisfied with their purchases.

• It refers to the number of minors that have had their identity stolen

• It refers to the number of consumers who regularly compare prices before buying.

A scam is:

• A legitimate business practice

• A fraudulent scheme or trick

• A type of investment

• A form of entertainment

What is the main idea of the statement: 'Your personal information is your own. You can choose who you share it with.'?

• Personal information is public.

• You have control over your personal information.

• Personal information should be shared with everyone.

• Personal information is not important.

What should you do if you've been asked to pay money into an account you haven't paid into before?

• Verify the account details with the requester

• Ignore the request

• Pay the money immediately

• Consult with a financial advisor

One way to keep your online identity safe is:

• Using strong, unique passwords

• Sharing passwords with friends

• Using the same password for all accounts

• Ignoring software updates

Which of the following should you avoid to keep your online identity safe?

• Opening suspicious texts

• Using strong passwords

• Regularly updating passwords

• Clicking on links in emails.

Choosing passwords that are difficult to guess and updating them regularly is important because:

• it enhances security by preventing unauthorized access.

• it makes it easier to remember passwords.

• it allows sharing passwords with others safely.

• it reduces the need for password managers.

If you gave a scammer your Social Security number, what should you do?

• Monitor your credit report regularly.

• Ignore it, nothing will happen.

• Share your Social Security number with more people.

• Change your Social Security number immediately.

What action should you take if you gave a scammer your username and password?

• Change your password immediately

• Ignore it

• Report to the police

• Wait for the scammer to contact you

Does a scammer have remote access to your computer? What should you do?

• Yes, disconnect from the internet immediately.

• No, continue using your computer as usual.

• Yes, but only if you gave them access.

• No, it's not possible for scammers to have remote access.