Computing Y7 Level 3

A website that tries to trick users by pretending to be real is called a (a)   website.

If a site asks for personal information and shows many spelling errors, you should first check its (a)   before trusting it.

The (a)   is the global connection of networks that allows computers to communicate.

The (a)   is a service that uses the Internet to link webpages using hyperlinks.

Using respectful language and not posting harmful content online shows good (a)   behaviour.

A password with numbers, uppercase letters, and symbols is considered (a)   .

Adding (a)   to your presentation allows the viewer to click or choose options during the slideshow.

When designing for young learners, using large fonts and bright colours helps improve (a)   .

If a learner adds too many transitions and animations to a presentation, the result may be too (a)   and hard to follow.

Clicking on unknown pop-up ads can be (a)   and may lead to fake or harmful sites.