Worksheets01 - 05 | Revision Quiz (Assessment Prep)
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 41mins
Which of the following is an alternative name for malware?
Computer bug
Computer hack
Malicious software
Error code
What kind of malware is used to find out user browsing habits, keystrokes, or passwords for the purposes of identity theft?
Trojan virus
Adware
Virus
Spyware
Which virus groups computers together to create a network?
Trojan
Botnets
Malware
Adware
Trojan Viruses ...
Trick people into downloading malicious software
Put computers in a network to control
Melt down the computer to a point of no function
Spread other malicious programs
What type of malware will lock your computer until you pay the hacker money?
spyware
trojan
ransomware
worm
What type of malware reproduces itself and doesn't need user input to spread to other computers?
trojan
spyware
scareware
worm
How can we prevent Malware attacks? (Select 2)
Install Anti-Virus
Make sure we have strong passwords
Run regular scans
Don't access personal info with public Wi-FI
What is the purpose of social engineering in the context of cyber security?
To legally enhance computer security
To perform digital marketing
To gain unauthorized access to sensitive data
To provide IT support
What does phishing primarily involve?
Observing someone's computer screen
Tricking users into revealing personal information through deceptive emails
Creating fake software
Searching through someone's trash
Which technique involves criminals creating a false scenario to extract sensitive information?
Shoulder surfing
Baiting
Blagging
Dumpster diving
What is shoulder surfing?
Diving into dumpsters to find personal information
Using malware to infect computers
Observing directly to obtain private information
Sending phishing emails
Social engineering occurs when cyber criminals take (a) of (b) (c) without the use of code to gain (d) to (e)
Define ABSTRACTION
Breaking a task into smaller tasks.
Drawing a map to show how to reach a destination.
Creating step by step instructions.
Focusing on what is important and ignoring what is unnecessary.
Which of the following is not done by abstraction?
Identifies essential details
Disregards non-essential information
Breaks the problem down into smaller tasks
When designing a building that must be accessible for wheelchairs, which of the following characteristics is non-essential?
Number of doors
Number of walls
Number of wall paintings
You could use abstraction to replace specific objects with simple shapes
True
False
A school database has lots of information on students, the data manager needs to use abstraction. What data should she leave out?
Age
Guardian's phone numbers
Classes
Eye colour
23, 33, ___, 53, ___, 73
32,36,40,44
What is pattern recognition?
Breaking down a complex problem into smaller problems
Looking for similarities among and within problems
Building models from patterns
Why do we need to look for patterns in problems?
Patterns make it easier for us to solve complex problems
We don't need to look for patterns
Patterns make it more difficult complex problems
Where do you access the built-in 3D models?
Where would you click to get a text widget?
Where would you click to re-centre your view looking forwards from the front?
Click on the rotation tool.
Who is the audience for the Paris City Breaks AR app?
Adults considering a stay in Paris
Children looking for a fun holiday
Children learning about France
Adults who hate travel
Which of these are Paris landmarks you need to include? (PICK 3)
Eiffel tower
Louvre
Le suquet
Arc de triomphe
Boulevard de la croisette
3 tools live below the green cube.
Match the tool with its function:
Move
Moves an object in 3-dimensions
Rotate
Rotates objects
Scale
Makes objects bigger/smaller
Which of the following is a benefit of using the Paris City Breaks AR app?
Guided tours with local experts
Access to exclusive Parisian events
3D views and information about Paris landmarks
Free transportation within Paris
How does the Paris City Breaks AR app enhance a user's experience?
By connecting users with local tour guides
By overlaying digital information on real-world views
By offering personalized travel itineraries
By providing real-time weather updates
Where could you click to duplicate a scene (2 options)?
Which letter on the image is a column?
A
B
C
D
Which letter on the image is a Cell?
A
B
C
D
Match the symbols:
/
division
*
multiplication
+
addition
_
subtraction
Which formula correctly multiplies the values in cells A1 and B1?
=A1*B1
=MULTIPLY(A1,B1)
=A1xB1
=PRODUCT(A1,B1)
If you want to sum the numbers from cells A1 to A3, which formula is correct?
=SUM(A1:A3)
=ADD(A1:A3)
=TOTAL(A1:A3)
=PLUS(A1:A3)
What is a range of cells in Google Sheets?
A single cell
A group of selected cells
A formula
A chart
To calculate the average of exam scores in cells A2 to A6, which formula would you use?
=AVERAGE(A2:A6)
=MEAN(A2:A6)
=AVG(A2:A6)
=AVERAGEOF(A2:A6)
A ___________ IS AN EQUATION TO SOLVE A MATHMATICAL PROBLEM.
FUNCTION
FORMULA
CELL
ROW
Problems or mistakes in the code for an algorithm or program are known as:
Bugs
Slugs
Tugs
Rugs
Code is...
when it's not warm.
the dog from Garfield.
a song or poem dedicated to someone.
specific instructions in a computer program.
A computer program is
a show on TV.
an algorithm that has been coded into something that can be run by a machine.
a professional graham cracker.
part of a S'more.
Finding and fixing errors in a program.
debugging
decompose
digital footprint
variables
A letter or symbol to which a some value can be assigned.
Variable
Output
Bug
