WorksheetsIntroduction to Computer Science
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following makes for a stronger password?
Using a word from the dictionary
Using at least 8 characters
Using a pet's name
Using a birthday
What should never be used in your password?
Your name
A birthday
An address
A random object
A longer password is always stronger than a shorter one?
True
False
After using a public computer (e.g. a library or a school), you should stay logged in to everything
True
False
What would make a password stronger?
Using special characters, like # * & @
Using an easy to remember birthday
Using a favourite name (e.g. character, place)
Replacing letters with numbers
True or False: This is a strong password:
Ilovedogs
True
False
True or False: This is a strong password:
Muffin112401
True
False
True or False: This a strong password:
Ss!tRBd!@18PP
True
False
What would be the strongest change to this password?
chiefs
Add "1234" - e.g. chiefs1234
Change the "c" to C - e.g. Chiefs
Add capitals, numbers and symbols - e.g. Ch13fs!
What would be the strongest change to this password?
thomasmills
Remove "mills" - now "thomas"
Add your start year - e.g. thomasmills2019
Add capitals, numbers and symbols - e.g.Th0ma5M!ll$
I should share my password with:
My teacher
My friends
A random person
No one
Which of the following is the most sensible way to name a file?
The date of the lesson
Use the first name the computer suggests
Mash the keyboard
Brief description of the topic
Folders are used to organise the work on your computer
True
False
Which option should you always choose when saving a file for the first time?
Save
Save As
Where will you find any documents that I want you to use in our lessons?
RM Shared
On a USB stick
Already in my documents folder
You should always save your work into a specific folder
True
False
