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Total Defence Quiz 2023

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Including Digital Defence, how many pillars of Total Defence are there?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

2.

What is the tagline of Digital Defence?

a)

Stay Alert. Stay United. Stay Strong.

b)

Be Secure, Alert and Responsible Online

c)

Army Ready, Soldier Strong

d)

Source, Understand, Research, Evaluate

3.

Which of these is a threat from the digital domain?

a)

Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure

b)

Hackers stealing personal data

c)

Spread of deliberate online falsehoods that could cause social unrest

d)

All of the above

4.

Which of these is not a type of fake news?

a)

Credible Sources

b)

False Context

c)

Misleading Content

d)

Clickbait

5.

Why do people create fake news?

a)

Money

b)

Malice

c)

Mischief

d)

All of the above

6.

Which of these is not one of the ways Singaporeans can practice Digital Defence?

a)

Adopt good cybersecurity practices to safeguard personal data.

b)

Use social media loosely and irresponsibly.

c)

Be aware of phishing attacks and internet scams.

d)

Be vigilant against fake news and the spread of deliberate online falsehoods.

7.

Which is the correct way to maintain good password hygiene?

a)

Use information about yourself such as name and birthday in your passwords.

b)

Use the same password for all your online accounts.

c)

Do not log into online services over unsecured Wi-Fi networks.

d)

Share your password with others.

8.

Which one of these is a strong password?

a)

$m3llyc@t

b)

ilovemypiano

c)

Susan23

d)

jelly12fish

9.

Which of these is not a sign of phishing?

a)

Request for confidential information

b)

Suspicious attachments

c)

Websites with correct URLs

d)

Mismatched and misleading information

10.

What to do when you fall victim to phishing?

a)

Change password immediately

b)

Look out for suspicious activities on your accounts

c)

Report the attack

d)

All of the above

11.

How can you put Civil Defence into action?

a)

Embrace lifelong learning and continual skills upgrading to adapt to the changing needs of the economy.

b)

By developing resilience and the strength to return to our normal activities as soon as possible after a crisis hits.

c)

By being vigilant and looking out for suspicious persons or activities.

d)

Be vigilant against fake news and the spread of deliberate online falsehoods.

12.

What are the three simple steps to carry out Improvised First Aid Skills (IFAS)?t

a)

Tie, Tell and Press

b)

Tie, Press and Tell

c)

Press, Tell and Tie

d)

Press, Tie and Tell

13.

In which of the following situations can the “Stop, Drop, Roll” technique be applied?

a)

When you are in a smoke-logged environment

b)

When your car catches fire

c)

When you experience a tremor

d)

When your clothes catch fire

14.

When do you need to carry out the Improvised First Aid Skills (IFAS)?

a)

When someone suffers a cardiac arrest

b)

When someone bleeds profusely and a first aid box is unavailable

c)

When someone suffers a burn/scald

d)

When somebody gets a minor cut

15.

In a smoke-logged environment, you should get down, you should get down, keep close to the ground and crawl to the nearest exit point.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

More people die from smoke inhalation rather than burn injuries.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

In an event of an attack, what should we do?

a)

Run, Hide, Tell

b)

Walk, Hide, Tell

c)

Run, Hide, Seek

18.

Terrorist attacks around the world remind us the importance of upholding _____ defence.

a)

Psychological

b)

Military

c)

Civil

d)

Social

19.

Who is responsible for responding to challenges faced by our country?

a)

Singapore Police Force (SPF)

b)

Singapore Armed Forces (SAF)

c)

Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF)

d)

Everyone in Singapore

20.

The annual sirens, set to begin sounding at 6.20 pm on the 15th of every February, marks the same time and day that ___________________ in the year of 1942.

a)

Japanese surrendered Singapore to British

b)

British surrendered Singapore to Japanese

c)

Japanese setting foot in Singapore

d)

Singapore achieved independence from the British rule