WorksheetsEmpowerment Technology - Quiz 2
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
You posted your full name and birthday on your Facebook bio. A scammer sees this. What danger are you most exposed to?
a)
Receiving random friend requests
b)
Getting fewer birthday greetings
c)
Being a victim of identity theft
d)
Having a longer name display
2.
While using public WiFi at a café, you accessed your email. What is the most likely risk?
a)
Slower browsing due to network traffic
b)
Your account being monitored by hackers
c)
Too many open apps draining your battery
d)
Getting logged out from your own email
3.
You downloaded a "free" movie from an unknown website. Afterward, your computer slows down. What likely happened?
a)
The movie was low quality
b)
A virus infected your system
c)
Your hard drive became full
d)
Your internet plan ran out
4.
A classmate asks for your WiFi password. You give it, and later your device gets hacked. What mistake did you make?
a)
Ignoring the speed drop
b)
Forgetting to ask your parents
c)
Not securing your network
d)
Trusting the WiFi modem brand
5.
A stranger on Instagram starts asking personal questions. What is the smartest response?
a)
Tell a fake story to confuse them
b)
Respond kindly then block them later
c)
Ignore and block the account immediately
d)
Ask them to follow your siblings instead
6.
You post a selfie showing your school ID. What sensitive detail are you unintentionally exposing?
a)
Your ID expiration date
b)
Your ID card color
c)
Your favorite filter
d)
Your full name and school
7.
You join an online promo that asks for your birthday and address. What should you consider first?
a)
If the link has “https” and is legit
b)
If the website is properly designed
c)
If the prize is expensive enough
d)
If your classmates also joined
8.
Your friend sends a meme about a trending issue. You want to repost it. What should you do first?
a)
Add your own caption before posting
b)
Post it to private groups only
c)
Check if the meme contains fake news
d)
Translate it into your dialect
9.
You see a news article with many grammar errors and pop-ups. What should you do?
a)
Read quickly and close tabs
b)
Comment to correct the grammar
c)
Exit the website immediately
d)
Screenshot and share with friends
10.
Your TikTok is public, and a video shows your house address on a delivery box. What risk is most present?
a)
People might know your favorite food
b)
Delivery services may use it for ads
c)
Followers might copy your content
d)
Strangers might identify your location
11.
You check your profile and realize your mother’s maiden name is visible. Why is this risky?
a)
Hackers can use it in security questions
b)
It might embarrass your mother
c)
Friends might tease your mom’s name
d)
It shows your family's full background
12.
A pop-up asks for your password "for security reasons." What should you do?
a)
Type it only if the site looks legit
b)
Ignore and close the pop-up
c)
Contact your teacher before clicking
d)
Take a screenshot for evidence
13.
You forgot to log out from Facebook in a school computer. The next student opens your profile. What went wrong?
a)
You left your session open
b)
You didn’t clear your browsing history
c)
You failed to update your password
d)
You used a weak Facebook password
14.
You receive an email saying you won a free phone. What is the smartest action?
a)
Click the link but don’t type anything
b)
Delete it immediately
c)
Share it with friends to see their opinion
d)
Reply asking for proof
15.
You create the same password for multiple accounts. Why is this dangerous?
a)
You’ll forget which password goes where
b)
It makes it easier to reset passwords
c)
One breach gives access to all accounts
d)
Passwords get shared among apps
16.
You clicked a link offering a free phone and suddenly got endless pop-ups. What threat are you likely experiencing?
a)
Spam flooding your browser with cookies
b)
Adware showing unwanted and risky ads
c)
Spyware watching your background apps
d)
Worms duplicating your mobile storage
17.
You installed an app that claims to clean viruses, but it steals your passwords instead. What kind of malware is this?
a)
Trojan pretending to be helpful
b)
Spyware that hides in your photos
c)
Virus spreading through your apps
d)
Worm that spreads via WiFi
18.
After inserting a USB from a friend, your laptop starts deleting files. What type of malware likely caused this?
a)
A virus that hides and deletes data
b)
Spyware logging your screen activity
c)
Phishing website attached to the USB
d)
Spam that triggers a fake antivirus
19.
You receive an email from "YourBank123@gmail.com" asking you to update your password. What is this an example of?
a)
Pharming done through online banks
b)
Trojan pretending to be a banker
c)
Phishing designed to steal your info
d)
Spam that’s requesting product reviews
20.
Your browser shows the correct URL of your school website, but it loads a fake version. What is this threat called?
a)
Malware that resets your browser
b)
Phishing that copies website themes
c)
Trojan masking as an update
d)
Pharming that redirects even correct addresses
21.
A friend posts a video of you dancing in class without your permission. How should you respond first?
a)
Report the post and ask them to delete it
b)
Repost it with a funnier caption
c)
Ask others to comment positively
d)
Tag your classmates and laugh it off
22.
After visiting a strange site, your browser now has unwanted toolbars and ads. What malware could be involved?
a)
Virus that spreads via passwords
b)
Worm that installs toolbars
c)
Adware modifying your browser
d)
Spyware hiding in browser cookies
23.
You download a music file from a sketchy site and now your screen freezes. What mistake did you make?
a)
Not using 2-factor authentication
b)
Ignoring antivirus updates
c)
Downloading from untrusted sources
d)
Posting your location online
24.
You get dozens of emails offering fake jobs and prizes every day. What threat are you dealing with?
a)
Phishing designed to recruit students
b)
Spam cluttering your inbox
c)
Adware from social media sites
d)
Worms spreading through email groups
25.
You typed your password on what looked like your school portal, but the site looked slightly off. What likely happened?
a)
You used a public WiFi with slow signal
b)
You were caught by a Trojan horse
c)
You were redirected by a pharming attack
d)
You experienced basic pop-up spam
26.
You copied three full paragraphs from an online blog for your research paper without citing it. What rule did you break?
a)
Fair use by not asking for approval
b)
Plagiarism for not citing the source
c)
Proper quoting since it’s online
d)
Academic rule about opinion writing
27.
You downloaded a new song and used it as background music in your vlog. You didn’t ask permission or give credit. What does this violate?
a)
Fair use because it’s under 30 seconds
b)
Copyright because it’s not your song
c)
Ethics because you credited the artist late
d)
Internet rules about social sharing
28.
You found a photo on Google Images and used it in your class poster. The image had no watermark or credit. What should you have done first?
a)
Use the image since it’s available online
b)
Add your own caption and edit the image
c)
Check if the image is labeled for reuse
d)
Save the image for future assignments
29.
You summarized an article in your own words and added a citation at the end. Is this plagiarism?
a)
No, because you paraphrased and cited it
b)
Yes, because you didn’t use quotation marks
c)
Yes, because you didn’t change the structure
d)
No, because the article is from a free site
30.
You made a project about climate change using facts from a government website and cited your sources. Is this acceptable?
a)
No, because the website is copyrighted
b)
Yes, because facts are not protected by copyright
c)
No, because climate content is sensitive
d)
Yes, because it is a popular topic
31.
You used one sentence from a book and added quotation marks but no author’s name. What is still missing?
a)
Quoting properly
b)
Paraphrasing the idea
c)
APA format for the reference
d)
Permission from the publisher
32.
You reused your old essay from Grade 10 for a new Grade 12 task without informing your teacher. What mistake did you make?
a)
Practicing originality
b)
Self-plagiarism without citation
c)
Combining old and new sources
d)
Academic dishonesty for no reason
33.
You’re doing a research paper on renewable energy in Southeast Asia. Which of the following search phrases will likely give you the most relevant results?
a)
Renewable energy
b)
Energy in Asia
c)
Renewable energy in Southeast Asia
d)
Southeast energy source
34.
A student types: “How is global warming affecting the planet, animals, and people today?” Why might this search return fewer relevant results?
a)
It is too emotional
b)
It is too specific
c)
It is already answered online
d)
It contains too many concepts in one query
35.
You want to find recent articles about climate policy changes in the Philippines. What Google tool will help the most?
a)
Image Search
b)
Incognito Mode
c)
Advanced Search filters
d)
SafeSearch toggle
36.
A student types: “apple” but only wants results about the company. What is the best strategy?
a)
Apple NOT fruit
b)
“apple company”
c)
Apple -fruit
d)
Apple OR fruit
37.
You are researching the connection between farming and global warming. Which Boolean search will work best?
a)
Farming BUT global warming
b)
Farming AND global warming
c)
Farming OR global warming
d)
Global warming not farming
38.
You want a list of the best apps, but you're unsure what kind. Which search phrase uses the wildcard correctly?
a)
Best apps *
b)
Best * apps
c)
Apps best *
d)
* best apps
39.
You need sources about education policies in the Philippines. Which domain is most reliable for your search?
a)
.com
b)
.org
c)
.gov.ph
d)
.net
40.
You found a helpful article with no author. What should you check next to see if it’s a good source?
a)
The color of the website
b)
The upload date
c)
The domain and credibility of the publisher
d)
The number of pictures on the page
41.
You want to research COVID-19 in schools but exclude news about lockdowns. Which Boolean strategy is best?
a)
COVID-19 + schools -lockdowns
b)
COVID-19 OR schools
c)
“COVID-19” NOT lockdowns
d)
COVID-19 AND lockdowns
42.
You are assigned to write a report about climate change effects in Southeast Asia. You want to use AI to gather initial ideas. Which of the following is the best prompt to use?
a)
Give a list of climate topics in Asia and Africa
b)
Explain climate change without using technical words
c)
What are the effects of climate change in Southeast Asia?
d)
List all global warming causes and solutions worldwide
43.
A student asked an AI tool to create a poster design for their school event. What’s the best next step?
a)
Submit the AI-generated design with no edits
b)
Check the originality and revise it based on the event’s theme
c)
Ask the AI for 10 more versions to avoid effort
d)
Use it even if it looks generic
44.
Miguel asked an AI to write a song, but it sounded like a copy of a famous artist’s lyrics. What should he do?
a)
Publish it online
b)
Add a few lines and call it his own
c)
Rewrite it and make sure it doesn’t resemble any known songs
d)
Say it's AI-made so copying is fine
45.
Your teacher allowed you to use AI tools for brainstorming only. What should you avoid?
a)
Asking for idea suggestions
b)
Letting AI write your whole essay
c)
Generating title ideas
d)
Using AI for inspiration
46.
Using ChatGPT, Nathan refined his idea after several tries. What AI practice is he applying?
a)
Direct prompting
b)
Copy-pasting
c)
Iterative refinement
d)
Passive use
47.
Ella is asked to submit a report with less than 10% AI content. What should she do before uploading it?
a)
Use AI for everything and take the risk
b)
Manually reduce AI content until she hits the right percentage
c)
Paraphrase AI output to avoid detection
d)
Combine her own writing with AI suggestions, declaring use properly
48.
Which of the following uses of AI is most ethical for a student project?
a)
Submitting AI-generated content as final output
b)
Asking AI to explain difficult topics before writing your own words
c)
Using AI to write the conclusion part
d)
Hiding AI use to avoid deductions
49.
Which information should you avoid sharing when using AI tools like ChatGPT?
a)
Generic topics for homework
b)
School project themes
c)
Names of classmates and confidential details
d)
Ideas for hobbies
50.
Your teacher asks you to create a script for a group role-play about online safety for teens. You want to use AI to help you start. Which is the best prompt to use?
a)
Make a short role-play script about safety for everyone
b)
Write a scene showing teens talking about safe internet use
c)
Help me write a script that talks about safety and health
d)
Give me a script with jokes and serious lines for kids
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