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Total questions: 102

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A network security device that monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic and decides whether to allow or block specific traffic based on a defined set of security rules.

a)

Anti-virus

b)

Firewall

c)

Encryption

d)

Malware

2.

A network security device that monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic and decides whether to allow or block specific traffic based on a defined set of security rules.

a)

Anti-virus

b)

Firewall

c)

Encryption

d)

Malware

3.

An individual who uses scripts or software written by someone else to exploit or break into a computer system.

a)

Cracker

b)

Ethical Hacker

c)

Script Kiddie

d)

Man in the middle

4.

Which of the following passwords meet password requirements?

a)

p455w0rd1

b)

!@#$%^&*

c)

akHGksmLN

d)

uP1b@!Si7p

5.

The mouse on your computer screen starts to move around on its own and click on things on your desktop. What do you do?

a)

Turn your computer off

b)

Disconnect your computer from the network

c)

Unplug your mouse

d)

Run anti-virus

e)

All of the above

6.

A cyber crime in which a target or targets are contacted by email, telephone or text message by someone posing as a legitimate institution to lure individuals into providing sensitive data such as personally identifiable information, banking and credit card details, and passwords.

a)

Cyber criminal

b)

Phishing

c)

Attack password

d)

Online predator

7.

The technology and process that is designed to protect networks and devices from attack, damage, or unauthorized access

a)

Cyber Security

b)

White Hat Hacker

c)

Domain Name Server

d)

All of the above

8.

What are the motives behind cyber crime?

a)

Demanding ransom

b)

Propagating religious or political beliefs

c)

Financial loss to the target

d)

Information thefts and manipulating data

e)

All of the above

9.

Individuals with wide range of skills motivated by religious or political beliefs to create fear by large- scale disruption of computer networks

a)

State sponsored hacker

b)

Hactivist

c)

Cyber terrorist

d)

Black hat hacker

10.

What are the signs of stolen identity?

a)

Email from online activity you did not do

b)

Sharing of social media content you did not share

c)

Unable to receive regular bills

d)

None of the above

e)

All of the above

11.

How do we tighten our security?

a)

Use strong password

b)

Use firewall

c)

Log-off personal account when not in use

d)

Do not skip update and anti-virus

e)

All of the above

12.
Which of the following are activities that a hacker might attempt?
a)
Stealing usernames and passwords
b)
Modifying website content
c)
Disrupting network communications
d)
All of the above
13.

Unauthorized access to control over computer network security systems

a)

Security

b)

Hacking

c)

Surfing

d)

Dancing

14.

Which one of the following is NOT a security threat?

a)

Worms

b)

Hacking

c)

Anti-Virus

d)

Pharming

15.

Which one of the following is NOT a type of CyberSecurity Attack?

a)

Worms

b)

Randsomware

c)

Spyware

d)

Password Management

16.

Viruses, worms, and trojans are common security threats that are often used in spreading. What is the name for them all?

a)

Malware

b)

Formalware

c)

Scams

d)

The Spreading attackers

17.

Fake e-mail message appearing to be from a trusted business, social network or other contact Asks for personal information or requests a user to click on a link or download a file to verify personal information Hackers can secretly collect personal information and passwords

a)

Farming

b)

Pharming

c)

Phishing

d)

Fishing

18.

Cyber security consists of the processes, practices and technologies designed to protect networks, computers, programs and data from attack, damage or unauthorised access

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Qwerty123 is a Strong Password (i.e. not a cyber security risk)

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Detecting Vulnerabilities in a computer system/network also includes employee behaviours and procedures?

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Businesses, Banks, Shops, Schools and Exam Boards all keep data on you and are required to keep it safe?

a)

True

b)

False

22.

What is Phishing?

a)

Fishing while talking on the phone.

b)

Fake emails or websites that look like real emails and websites and try to steal your data.

23.

If a website is using HTTPS it means that...

a)

Data sent and received is encrypted

b)

Data sent and received can be viewed by others

c)

Data received is encrypted

d)

Data sent is encrypted

24.

In which part of your body would you find the cruciate ligament?

(a)  

25.

What does the Latin word 'tempus' mean in English?

(a)  

26.

What is the smallest planet in our solar system?

(a)  

27.
How does a computer virus infect a pc?
a)
Email attachments
b)
Attached to files on memory sticks
c)
Suspicious web links
d)
All of the above
28.
What can a virus do to your computer?
a)
Delete files
b)
Cause inappropriate adverts to appear
c)
Spy on what you are doing
d)
Steal your infotrmation
29.
How can you protect your computer against viruses?
a)
Put a lock on it.
b)
Install an anti-virus package, scan and delete files and update it.
30.
How does a worm infect a computer?
a)
E-mail attachments
b)
Through security loopholes, your computer is not up to date
c)
Suspicious web links
d)
On memory sticks
31.
What is the difference between a virus and a worm?
a)
A virus needs human intervention, a worm doesn't
b)
A virus deletes files, whereas a worm doesn't.
32.
What is adware?
a)
Causes adverts to appear
b)
Deletes files
33.
How is adware malicious?
a)
Deletes files.
b)
Inappropriate and wastes your time/
c)
Slows your pc down.
d)
Spies on you, collecting your information
34.
How can a trojan infect your pc?
a)
On memory sticks.
b)
Through email attachments.
c)
By being disguised as legitimate software.
d)
Dodgy web links
35.
What is spyware?
a)
Causes adverts to appear on screen.
b)
Software that deletes your files
c)
Slows your pc down.
d)
Collects information from you and transfers it across the internet.
36.
What is Malware?
a)
Types of  Networks
b)
Types of Hardware
c)
Types of Software
d)
Types of Social Media
37.
By combining the words 'malicious' and 'software' we get the word 'malware'. What does malicious mean?
a)
Malicious means delicious.
b)
Malicious means Mali Juice.
c)
Malicious means harmful.
d)
None of these
38.
Malware is made to stop your device from running properly and sometimes to steal your information.
a)
True
b)
False
39.
Which is NOT a type of malware?
a)
Virus
b)
Worm
c)
Trojan horse
d)
Sandwich
40.
What is the most common way people's computers get infected by a virus?
a)
Receive a call
b)
Install a new hardware
c)
Download email attachments
d)
None of these
41.
What is spyware?
a)
blocking access until money is paid
b)
When a man stands behind you with a mask on
c)
Collects information secretly
d)
a virus that can spread to other computers
42.
What is the purpose of a firewall?
a)
To detect viruses on a system and prevent them from attacking it and spreading
b)
To prevent unauthorised connections coming in to and out of a network
c)
To prevent a hacker from logging on to the network
43.

Which of these is not a part of the UK Parliament?

a)

The Queen

b)

The House of Lords

c)

The House of Commons

d)

The Mayor of London

44.

When a new law is being made, what is the idea called?

a)

Bill

b)

Draft

c)

Amendment

d)

Plan

45.

Once both houses have approved a bill, what happens next?

a)

It becomes law straight away

b)

The Queen gives royal assent

c)

It passes to the other House for debate

d)

The public votes on whether it becomes law

46.

Why might a bill not become law straight away after royal assent is given?

a)

The civil servants need time to write it up

b)

To give people time to change their behaviour

c)

To check the bill for loopholes

d)

In case the Queen changes her mind

47.

Which of these could not be found in the House of Lords?

a)

Life peers

b)

Hereditary peers

c)

Bishops

d)

MPs

48.
In which year was the Computer Misuse Act passed?
a)
2000
b)
1989
c)
1990
d)
1988
49.
Which of the following is not an offence under the Computer Misuse Act?
a)
Unauthorised access to someone else's files
b)
Copying software and trying to sell it to someone for a profit
c)
Unauthorised access to someone else's files with intent to commit further criminal offences
d)
Writing and distributing a virus
50.
According to the Computer Misuse Act you are committing a crime if you use your friend’s username and password to log onto their account?
a)
True
b)
False
51.
Organisations storing your data must...
a)
Keep it up to date
b)
Keep it for no longer than 5 years after your death
c)
Ask for more data than required
d)
Wait for you to contact them to ensure its accurate
52.
Data must be stored...
a)
On a single CD
b)
With a password 6 characters long
c)
On a USB
d)
Securely
53.
How many principles does the Data Protection Act have?
a)
8
b)
7
c)
9
d)
6
54.

I have downloaded a film that is currently playing in the cinema from the internet. Is this Legally or Ethically wrong?

a)

Legal

b)

Ethical

55.

Which act prevents people from being able to hack into someone's account and change their personal information?

a)

Data Protection Act

b)

Computer Misuse Act

c)

Copyright, Design and Patents Act

d)

Freedom of Information

56.

Which act makes sure that companies have to store your personal information safely and make sure that it is up-to-date?

a)

Data Protection Act

b)

Computer Misuse Act

c)

Copyright, Design and Patents Act

d)

Freedom of Information Act

57.

Which act makes sure that people who made something can receive credit for their work if someone else uses it?

a)

Data Protection Act

b)

Computer Misuse Act

c)

Copyright, Design and Patents Act

d)

Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act

58.

What is it called when you take someone else's work and try to pass it off as your own?

a)

Plagarism

b)

Copyright

c)

Legal

59.
Governs the usage or redistribution of copyright protected software 
a)
Software Licence
b)
Site Licence
c)
Shareware
d)
Free ware
60.
Copying and using commercial software purchased by someone else 
a)
Unauthorized Use
b)
Software Piracy
c)
Plagiarism
d)
Fair Use
61.
If you use copyrighted material in a report or project you should always give credit to the author or illustrator of work you are using (examples—when you use a photograph from the internet, a quote from a book)
a)
Unauthorized Use
b)
Software Piracy
c)
Plagiarism
d)
Fair Use
62.
The exclusive privilege that allows an author or owner to print or sell his/her own work 
a)
Fair Use
b)
Copyright
c)
Shareware
d)
Unathorized Use
63.

Computer ethics is:

a)

The act of damaging computer software deliberately.

b)

The rules governing the use of technology.

c)

Using computers without permission

64.

What computer activity did the UK's Computer Misuse Act of 1990 make a criminal offence?

a)

Downloading

b)

Spamming

c)

Hacking

d)

Streaming

65.

Choose all the relevant principles of the UK Data Protection Act. Data must be ...

a)

... processed fairly and lawfully

b)

... accurate and up-to-date

c)

... kept for no longer than necessary

d)

... kept securely

66.

Which UK legislation makes it illegal to copy, modify or distribute licensed software without permission?

a)
b)
c)
d)
67.

A type of license that allows software creators to communicate which rights they reserve and which rights they waive for the benefit of users or other creators

a)

Unlicensed

b)

Proprietary

c)

Open-source

d)

Creative Commons

68.

What is A.I?

a)

Intelligence demonstrated by machines

b)

Smart robots

c)

Anthony Ian

d)

I don't know

69.

The term A.I is short for?

a)

Anatomy Insector

b)

Astrology Iselin

c)

Anh Intelligence

d)

Artificial Intelligence

e)

Antificial Intelligence

70.

How does A.i work?

a)

Combining large amounts of data with fast processing and intelligent algorithms, allowing the software to learn automatically from patterns or features in the data.

b)

The computation, mostly on computers, of antiderivatives and definite integrals in term of formulas

c)

It just works you know??

d)

Another super duper long answer to fool you guys to prove that not all longest answers are the correct ones, how is my quiz going anyway, i hope it is good, hope it is not too long though, thank you for not clicking

71.

Select movies that features either robots or A.I.

a)

Avengers: Age Of Ultron

b)

The Terminator

c)

Iron Man 3

d)

Harry Potter

e)

Avengers: Infinity War

72.
Artificial Intelligence is the process that allows computers to learn and make decisions like humans
a)
True
b)
False
73.

Faces have ...... features that we can measure.

a)

software

b)

unique

c)

code

74.

Banks use facial recognition technology to prevent...

a)

identity theft

b)

cheeks

c)

social media

75.

Which feature of mobile phones uses AI to answer users' questions and perform tasks with voice commands?

a)

Personal Digital Assistants

b)

Text and Object Recognition

c)

Automatic Translation

d)

Facial Recognition and Unlocking

76.

What is one of the uses of facial recognition systems in mobile phones?

a)

Tagging faces in photos

b)

Managing medical appointments

c)

Screen unlocking

d)

Providing health advice

77.

Which app on mobile phones uses AI to provide fast and accurate translation of text from one language to another?

a)

Siri

b)

Google Assistant

c)

Google Translate

d)

Bixby

78.

What is the purpose of health apps that use AI on mobile phones?

a)

Track exercise

b)

Recognize text in photos

c)

Answer users' questions

d)

Provide information

79.

Which feature of mobile phones uses AI to recognize text or objects in photos?

a)

Facial Recognition and Unlocking

b)

Personal Digital Assistants

c)

Automatic Translation

d)

Text and Object Recognition

80.

What do some apps on mobile phones use AI for in terms of photo organization?

a)

Screen unlocking

b)

Managing medical appointments

c)

Providing health advice

d)

Tagging faces in photos

81.

Which personal digital assistant uses AI on Samsung phones?

a)

Cortana

b)

Siri

c)

Google Assistant

d)

Bixby

82.

What is the main function of personal digital assistants on mobile phones?

a)

Tagging faces in photos

b)

Providing health advice

c)

Answering users' questions

d)

Managing medical appointments

83.

Which feature of mobile phones uses AI for user identity verification?

a)

Facial Recognition and Unlocking

b)

Text and Object Recognition

c)

Health Support

d)

Automatic Translation

84.

What is the purpose of translation apps like Google Translate on mobile phones?

a)

Provide health advice

b)

Translate text between languages

c)

Track exercise

d)

Manage medical appointments

85.

Which health-related function do some apps on mobile phones use AI for?

a)

Tagging faces in photos

b)

Providing health advice

c)

Screen unlocking

d)

Managing medical appointments

86.

Which feature of mobile phones uses AI to provide information and perform tasks with voice commands?

a)

Text and Object Recognition

b)

Personal Digital Assistants

c)

Facial Recognition and Unlocking

d)

Automatic Translation

87.

What is the purpose of automatic translation apps on mobile phones?

a)

Manage medical appointments

b)

Provide health advice

c)

Translate text between languages

d)

Track exercise

88.

Which feature of mobile phones uses AI to recognize the category of an object in photos?

a)

Text and Object Recognition

b)

Automatic Translation

c)

Personal Digital Assistants

d)

Facial Recognition and Unlocking

89.

What do some health apps on mobile phones use AI for in terms of managing diet?

a)

Monitor diet

b)

Track exercise

c)

Provide health advice

d)

Tag faces in photos

90.

If all cats are mammals and some mammals are dogs, which of the following statements is true?

a)

All dogs are cats

b)

Some cats are dogs

c)

Some mammals are cats

d)

No dogs are cats

91.

What is the next number in the sequence: 2, 4, 8, 16, ...?

a)

20

b)

24

c)

32

d)

64

92.

Which of the following is an example of a problem-solving strategy?

a)

Trial and error

b)

Computer code

c)

Algorithms

d)

Frustration

93.

Tiny squares called ___________ are the building blocks of all digital images.

a)
elements
b)

dots

c)
pixars
d)
pixels
94.

What is an algorithm?

a)

Patterns and trends used to solve a problem

b)

A list of step-by-step instructions to solve a problem

c)

A programming language

d)

A program only run on computers

95.

Computers represent everything in binary.

What are the only two numbers used in binary?

a)
0 and 1
b)
1 and 2
c)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
d)

1 and 10

96.

You are at the yellow arrow, pointing in the direction indicated. How would you move to fill in the 2 black squares?

a)

Straight, Turn right, Straight x 1, Fill Square, Straight x 2, Turn left, Straight x 1, Fill Square

b)

Straight x 2, Turn right, Straight x 1, Fill Square, Straight x 2, Turn left, Straight x 1, Fill Square

c)

Straight x 2, Turn right, Straight x 1, Fill Square, Straight x 2, Turn right, Straight x 1, Fill Square

d)

Straight x 2, Turn right, Straight x 1, Fill Square, Straight x 2, Turn left, Straight x 2, Fill Square

97.

What will happen if the user's book return is late?

a)

Sends them an SMS (text)

b)

Does not send them an SMS (text)

98.
What is the Output if the user enters:
Yes
a)
Leave umbrella at home
b)
Take an umbrella
99.

What will happen if the user's book return is late?

a)

Sends them an SMS (text)

b)

Does not send them an SMS (text)

100.
a)
red, green
b)
red, red
c)
green, red
d)
green, green
101.

Which one is the top-down view of the tower?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

102.

What comes next?

a)

8

b)

7

c)

9

d)

10