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WorksheetsYear 8 AP1 25/26 Assessment : KS2, Year 7 and Y8 HT1 and 2
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 48mins
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying that happens in person
Bullying that happens online or via a mobile device
Bullying that happens in schools
Bullying that happens in the workplace
Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?
Sending a friendly email to a classmate
Posting embarrassing images of someone without their consent
Having a disagreement with a friend
Sharing personal information with a trusted adult
What should you do if you experience cyberbullying?
Respond and retaliate to the cyberbully
Keep the bullying messages and posts to yourself
Tell a trusted adult and report the cyberbullying
Meet up with the cyberbully in person
How can you prevent cyberbullying?
Post personal information and pictures online
Share your passwords with friends
Think carefully before writing things online
Meet up with people you meet online
What should you do if you receive bullying messages or posts?
Delete them immediately
Block the cyberbullies from contacting you
Respond and engage with the cyberbullies
Keep them to yourself and don't tell anyone
Which of the following is NOT a form of cyberbullying?
Spreading malicious rumors and gossiping
Online stalking and harassment
Respecting other people's views
Setting up a false profile or identity theft
Why is it important to keep your passwords private?
To make it easier for friends to access your accounts
To protect your personal information
To show trust in others
To make it harder for you to remember your passwords
What should you do if you witness cyberbullying happening to someone else?
Ignore it and pretend it didn't happen
Join in and support the cyberbully
Report the cyberbullying, even if it's not happening to you
Encourage the victim to respond and retaliate
Why is cyberbullying considered a serious issue?
Because it only happens online
Because it doesn't cause any harm or distress
Because it can cause harm, distress, and personal loss
Because it is a form of entertainment
What is a Digital Footprint?
The trail of information you leave through social media websites and other digital services
The photos and other things you post online
The web address used to report online safety issues
The consequences of not having the correct social media preferences
What should you think about before putting pictures online?
The consequences of not having the correct social media preferences
The web address used to report online safety issues
The trail of information you leave through social media websites and other digital services
The photos and other things you post online
What should you do if someone you don’t know adds you as a friend on either Facebook/Twitter/Instagram?
Accept the friend request and start chatting with them
Ignore the friend request and block the person
Report the person to the police
Share personal information with the person
What is the consequence of possessing inappropriate photos or videos of someone under 18?
Being placed on the sex offenders register and given a prison sentence
Having the photos or videos permanently on the internet
Breaking the law and facing legal consequences
Reporting the issue to a trusted adult
What is the consequence of receiving indecent images of someone under 18?
Breaking the law and facing legal consequences
Being placed on the sex offenders register and given a prison sentence
Having the photos or videos permanently on the internet
Reporting the issue to a trusted adult
True or False: A friend meets someone online who tells them they are the same age. So it is safe to share personal information?
True
False
Not enough information
Depends on the situation
What are the potential consequences of cyberbullying?
Getting suspended from school
Facing legal consequences
Developing mental health issues
All of the above
What is the best way to protect your personal information online?
Sharing it with trusted websites
Using strong and unique passwords
Posting it on social media
None of the above
What is the definition of phishing?
A type of fishing activity
A method of catching online predators
An attempt to obtain sensitive information by pretending to be a trustworthy entity
A technique used to hack into computer systems
What is the definition of online grooming?
Building a relationship with a child or vulnerable person with the intention to exploit or harm them
Sending lots of messages to someone online
Sharing personal information with someone online
Meeting new people online
What should you do if someone online asks you to keep your conversations a secret?
Share the secret with your friends
Keep the conversations a secret
Tell a trusted adult
Block the person online
Which of the following is a warning sign of online grooming?
Sending sexual messages
Sharing personal photos
Trying to meet in real life
All of the above
What should you do if you come into contact with someone who you think may be a groomer?
Meet them in real life to find out more
Contact the police via the CEOP website
Keep the conversations going to gather evidence
Share personal information with them
What are some ways to stay safe online?
Share personal information with strangers
Use strong and unique passwords
Click on suspicious links
Ignore privacy settings
What should you do if someone online asks for your personal information?
Share the information immediately
Ask for their personal information first
Report the person to a trusted adult
Meet the person in real life
What should you do if someone online asks you to meet in person?
Agree to meet them in a public place
Share your home address with them
Keep the conversation going to gather evidence
Block the person immediately
Which of the following is a warning sign of online grooming?
Asking for photographs
Talking to friends and family about a new online friend
Meeting a new person in a public place
Using different messaging platforms
Disinformation is the intentional dissemination of false information.
TRUE
FALSE
The example of misinformation is a manipulated story.
TRUE
FALSE
Fact checking relies on the information from experts, academia, government agencies and results in an adjudicated conclusion on claim's veracity.
TRUE
FALSE
Fake news is a false information, disguised and disseminated as news.
TRUE
FALSE
Satire or parody is when a genuine content is manipulated to deceive.
TRUE
FALSE
Checking the author's professional background and level of expertise will not help you to fact-check an article.
TRUE
FALSE
Wikipedia is an example of a reliable source.
TRUE
FALSE
Check the sources, citations, and/or the references to verify if the information is credible.
TRUE
FALSE
It is a false or inaccurate information that is spread unintentionally.
Misinformation
Disinformation
Malinformation
How can you add emphasis to important information in a spreadsheet?
By deleting unnecessary data
By reducing the font size
By moving it to the last row
By adding color to the cells
What is the result of merging cells in a spreadsheet?
It sorts the data numerically
It creates a larger cell by combining multiple cells
It adds color to the merged cells
It automatically formats the data as currency
The icon shown represents which alignment?
Right
Left
Centre
Justified
Which of the following best describes descending order sort?
Data orders from A to Z
Data orders from Z to A
Data orders from left to right
Data orders from right to left
The icon shown is used in a spreadsheet to...
add paint to the sheet
delete colour form the sheet
correct colour on the sheet
add colour to selected cells
What tab do you go to to start a MAIL Merge
The Home Tab
The Insert Tab
The Designs
The Mailings Tab
Mail Merge is a feature provided by ?
MS Excel
MS PPT
MS Word
MS Access
If I want to add a certain part like <<First Name>> or <<Last Name>> where would I need to click?
Insert Merge Field
Click Greeting Line and add First Name to the block
Click Finish and Merge
Click the Start mail merge and click add and then click your desired choice
The area where you play a game or run a project. This area is where you see the actions of your coding.
Stage
Block
Sprite
Costume
The area on the right of the project editor where scripts (programs) are assembled. This area is where you are writing your code.
Costume
Backdrop
Scripts Area
Stage
A stack of instruction blocks under a header block that are run in order. A similar stack of blocks would be called a program in code.org.
Script
Costume
Backdrop
Stage
These alternate appearances of the Sprite. A Sprite can change its look to any of its costumes. Changing between costumes is often used to create animation.
Block
Stage
Costumes
Block Pallette
What does networking mean
A group of interconnected computers that communicate and share data
LAN - Local area network
WAN - Wide area network
Stand alone
Wireless internet
Which is an advantage of a network
You can use wifi
It is cheap
You have the internet
You can share files and devices
Which is a disadvantage of a network
You have to have wifi
There are privacy issues and costs money to maintain
The internet sometimes goes down
You need to be in a building
What type of network do you have at home
LAN - Small geographical area
LAN - Wide geographical area
WAN - Small geographical area
WAN - Wide geographical area
The school is a large building so this means
Wide area network
Local area network
Personal area network
What is the purpose of a network switch
To connect one network to another it has security features
To connect computers in a LAN using Ethernet cable
To broadcast messages to every computer
A hardware device that allows a connection to a network using wireless
What is the main disadvantage of wifi
It is easier to use
It is faster
It is slower
It can be slower depending on the range and interferance
What is Bluetooth used for
Used to connect devices over a long range
Used to connect to devices close (within metres)
Used to connect with a cable
Speakers
Which is best used if you are in a building (fixed location)
Bluetooth
Wifi
GPRS
Ethernet
What are the physical components of a computer system called?
Hardware
Software
CPU stands for central ____ unit.
Protection
Packet
Plasma
Processing
What is this component called?
Hardware Drive
Software Drive
Hard Disk Drive
Soft Disk Drive
What is this component called?
CPU
Hard Drive
RAM
Motherboard
What is this component called?
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
Network Interface Card (NIC)
What is this component called?
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
Network Interface Card (NIC)
What is this component called?
Heat Sink
Motherboard
RAM
Keyboard
TRUE or FALSE:
Input devices let you give the computer some data or an instruction.
TRUE
FALSE
Keyboards, mice and microphones are all examples of... (Select all that apply)
Output Devices
Peripherals
Hardware
Input Devices
A computer is...
A combination of hardware and software
Some hardware (only)
Some software (only)
The screen you are looking at
What symbol do all formula start with in Excel?
+
-
=
*
/
What is the name of each "box" on a spreadsheet?
Cell
Box
Rectangle
What has happened to 'Superheroes!' in cells B2:D2?
Merged
Joined
Fused
Nothing
What is conditional formatting in spreadsheets?
Conditional formatting is a tool for merging cells in spreadsheets.
Conditional formatting is a feature that allows users to change the font style in spreadsheets.
Conditional formatting in spreadsheets is a feature that allows users to apply formatting to cells based on certain conditions or criteria, such as cell value, text, or date.
Conditional formatting in spreadsheets refers to the process of creating formulas for cells.
How can you highlight cells based on specific criteria in spreadsheets?
Conditional formatting
Manual formatting
Random formatting
Unconditional formatting
Which function would display "Yes" if D13 is greater than 0?
=IF(D13>0, "Yes", "No")
=IF(D13<0, "Yes", "No")
=IF(D13>0: "Yes", "No")
=IF(D13<0: "Yes", "No")
