WorksheetsStay Smart: Consumer Awareness
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is a common sign of a scam email?
Poor spelling and grammar
Urgent requests for personal information
Personalized greetings
Clear and concise language
How can you verify the legitimacy of a website?
Check for HTTPS, contact information, reviews, domain age, and privacy policy.
Verify the website's social media presence
Check the website's color scheme
Look for flashy advertisements
What should you do if you receive a suspicious phone call?
Ignore the call and do nothing.
Call the number back to verify the identity.
Hang up and report the call.
Answer the call and provide personal information.
Why is it important to read reviews before making a purchase?
Reading reviews is a waste of time.
Reviews are always biased and unreliable.
It is important to read reviews before making a purchase to gain insights into product quality and user experiences.
Most products have the same quality regardless of reviews.
What does the term 'phishing' refer to?
A technique for improving email security.
A type of software used for data encryption.
Phishing refers to a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising as a trustworthy source.
A method to securely share passwords online.
How can you protect your personal information online?
Use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, be cautious on social media, update software, and use secure connections.
Share your passwords with friends
Use the same password for all accounts
Ignore software updates
What is a red flag when someone asks for payment in gift cards?
It shows they are trustworthy.
It indicates a legitimate transaction.
It is a sign of a scam.
It's a common payment method.
Why should you be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true?
They are usually endorsed by trusted celebrities.
They guarantee a full refund if not satisfied.
You should be cautious because they may be scams or have hidden costs.
They often come with exclusive membership benefits.
What steps can you take if you think you've been scammed?
Ignore the scam and hope it goes away
Post about the scam on social media without evidence
Report the scam to authorities, gather evidence, contact your bank, and monitor your accounts.
Share your personal information with the scammer
How can you report a scam to the authorities?
Contact your local authorities or consumer protection agency to report the scam.
Post about the scam on social media without reporting it.
Contact a friend for advice instead of the authorities.
Ignore the scam and hope it goes away.
