WorksheetsCyberwellness Week - Upper Pri
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 10mins
An example of a good password is...
the name of your school
a random word from the dictionary
at least 8 characters, has no personal information
your birthdate
Your parents bought for you a new handphone and you a have a new handphone number. You...
share your number with people whom you trust.
share your number it with your classmates.
share your number on social media.
do not share your phone number with anyone.
You received a 'friend request' in your social media. You do not recognize that person. You...
ignore the request and inform your parents.
accept it. The more friends you have, the merrier!
find it risky. You accept first and will delete later if it is a bad guy.
report it immediately to the police.
Privacy Settings in any online account...
are automatically set when you open an account.
will stop my approved friends from being able to see what I have shared.
let you erase information from other people's profiles.
help you keep your personal information secure.
Your best friend wants you to share your password with him/her. You should say...
"No way!"
"I will tell you if you tell me yours first."
"Okay, but you must not tell anyone my password."
"Let me give you a hint. It starts with ..."
Do you have the same password for all your accounts?
Yes! That is how I remember my passwords.
I do not have any passwords. Keep it simple!
I use 1 password for my important accounts and 1 password for all my other fun accounts.
No! That is the same like having 1 key for everything.
You just received your class photo that contained everyone's names. You want to post it on your social media account.
You decide not to post it as people may still guess your school from the uniform you are wearing.
You decide to post it to share the special moment with everyone.
You post it but blur out all the names to protect their privacy.
You decide not to post it this year and only post it the following year when everyone is in a different class.
You saw your friend post a funny story online. You want to send the story to your other friends. Which is the appropriate way?
You cannot send the story at all.
You can share if your friend gives his/her permission first.
You can share & make people laugh.
You can share the story but you need to change some of the details first like the characters' names.
Spamming is very poor Netiquette as spamming means...
making inappropriate comments to people online.
an attempt to trick someone into giving information over the internet.
sending many messages within a short amount of time to a person or chat group.
sending fake news to other people without checking if it is true first.
How do you be safe online?
Talk to people you do not know online
Share your personal information online
Choose strong passwords for confidential data
Share your personal life online
Your classmate sends you a link to download a new game for free.
Download the game. You are safe if you have an antivirus software installed.
Do not click the link. It might contain a virus or a phishing attempt.
Ask your friend if it is a virus. Download the game if he says it is not a virus.
Report the incident to the police right away.
Alice went on a field trip to a museum last week. A few of his classmates have phones and took some pictures. Betty, one of Alice's friends, posted a picture from the field trip that showed Alice making a silly face. Alice didn't like the picture and was upset Betty posted it. What should Betty have done in this situation?
Not gone for the field trip.
Not brought her phone on the field trip.
Asked for permission before posting the picture online.
Posted the picture anyway since it was from Betty's camera.
