Staying Safe Online: A Quiz

What is a strong password?

• Your name and birthdate

• A mix of letters, numbers, and symbols

• The word "password"

• Your favourite colour

What is the purpose of multifactor authentication?

• To make logging in faster

• To add an extra layer of security

• To remember your password for you

• To change your password automatically

Which of the following is an example of an online risk?

• Playing outside

• Sharing your password with friends

• Reading a book

• Eating lunch

What does antivirus software do?

• It helps you find new games

• It protects your computer from viruses

• It makes your computer run faster

• It changes your desktop background

Why should you not use the same password for all your accounts?

• It makes it easier to remember

• It increases the risk if one account is hacked

• It saves time

• It looks cool

What is a common sign that your computer might have a virus?

• It starts up quickly

• It runs out of battery

• It becomes very slow and crashes often

• It changes colour

What should you do if you receive an email from someone you don't know asking for personal information?

• Reply with your details

• Ignore or delete the email

• Forward it to your friends

• Print it out

Which of the following is a good practice for creating a password?

• Using your pet's name

• Using a random combination of letters and numbers

• Using "123456"

• Using your favourite food

What is one way to keep your online accounts safe?

• Share your password with friends

• Use the same password for everything

• Enable multifactor authentication

• Write your password on a sticky note

What should you do regularly to ensure your antivirus software is effective?

• Turn off your computer

• Update the antivirus software

• Delete the software

• Ignore it