WorksheetsDigital Safety Rules
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
You receive an email from a "prince" in Nigeria promising you millions of dollars if you share your bank details. What should you do?
a) Immediately share your bank details.
b) Ignore the email and delete it.
c) Reply to the email and ask for more details.
d) Forward the email to all your friends.
Which of these is the BEST example of a strong password?
a) Password123
b) MyBirthday!
c) P@$$wOrd123!
d) 12345678
What does "https://" at the beginning of a website address indicate?
a) The website is insecure.
b) The website is secure and encrypted.
c) The website is under construction.
d) The website is only accessible to certain users.
You're at a coffee shop using public Wi-Fi. What's the SAFEST practice regarding sensitive information?
a) Access your online banking freely.
b) Avoid accessing sensitive information until you're on a secure network.
c) Use public Wi-Fi only for casual browsing.
d) Both b and c
A friend requests access to your online banking account to "help" you. What should you do?
a) Grant them access immediately.
b) Refuse their request and report it if suspicious.
c) Ask for their bank details in return.
d) Share your password only if they promise to keep it secret.
What is malware?
a) A type of delicious cake.
b) Software designed to damage computers.
c) A new type of social media platform.
d) A harmless computer program.
What is the BEST way to protect yourself from phishing scams?
a) Click on every link you receive.
b) Ignore all emails from unknown senders.
c) Be cautious of suspicious emails and links.
d) Share your personal information freely online.
What is two-factor authentication?
a) Using only one password for all accounts.
b) Using a password and a second verification method (e.g., code from your phone).
c) Never using passwords online.
d) Sharing your password with a trusted friend.
Why is it important to keep your antivirus software up-to-date?
a) To make your computer run faster.
b) To protect against the latest malware threats.
c) To improve your internet speed.
d) To make your computer look more stylish.
Which of these is an example of UNSAFE online behavior?
a) Using strong and unique passwords.
b) Ignoring privacy settings.
c) Being cautious about sharing personal details.
d) Reporting cyberbullying incidents.
What is the most important thing to remember about online posts?
a) They can be easily deleted.
b) They can be difficult to remove completely.
c) They only affect your immediate circle of friends.
d) They are always private.
When meeting someone online, it's crucial to be:
a) Completely trusting and open.
b) As cautious as you would be in a face-to-face meeting.
c) Willing to share all your personal information.
d) Unconcerned about their true identity.
What is the best practice when applying for a job online?
a) Share your entire life story on your resume.
b) Limit the personal information you share to what's professionally relevant.
c) Post your home address and phone number prominently.
d) Ignore privacy settings on job application websites.
What is the purpose of privacy settings on social media?
a) To make your profile more visible.
b) To control who can see your information.
c) To allow anyone to access your data.
d) To share your information freely with everyone.
What should you do if a website looks suspicious?
a) Immediately enter your personal information.
b) Download any files it offers.
c) Avoid visiting the site.
d) Share the website link with your friends.
Which of these is a teacher's role in ensuring digital safety?
a) Ignoring student online behavior.
b) Modeling responsible online behavior.
c) Encouraging risky online activities.
d) Ignoring cyberbullying incidents.
What is a VPN connection used for?
a) Slowing down your internet speed.
b) Increasing your computer's storage capacity.
c) Improving the security of your internet connection, especially on public Wi-Fi.
d) Downloading illegal files.
What is the best way to handle an angry or offensive comment online?
a) Respond with equal anger and insults.
b) Ignore the comment and move on.
c) Report the comment if it violates community guidelines.
d) Both b and c
Why is it important for teachers to stay updated on new digital tools and risks?
a) To impress their students with their tech skills.
b) To effectively teach students about digital safety.
c) To avoid using technology altogether.
d) To spend more time on social media.
Which of the following is NOT a method to protect personal information online?
a) Using strong passwords.
b) Sharing passwords with friends.
c) Using two-factor authentication.
d) Being cautious about sharing sensitive details.
