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Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the term for the individual boxes where data is entered in a spreadsheet?

a)

Columns

b)

Rows

c)

Cells

d)

Headers

2.

Which spreadsheet element is labeled with letters (A, B, C, etc.)?

a)

Rows

b)

Columns

c)

Cells

d)

Formulas

3.

What is the name of the bar above the spreadsheet that displays the contents of the selected cell?

a)

Menu bar

b)

Formula bar

c)

Status bar

d)

Navigation bar

4.

What is the intersection of a row and column called?

a)

Grid point

b)

Box

c)

Junction

d)

Cell

5.

Which element appears at the bottom of the spreadsheet and shows information like total cell count and zoom level?

a)

Status bar

b)

Information panel

c)

Header bar

d)

Navigation strip

6.

How are rows typically identified in a spreadsheet?

a)

With letters

b)

With symbols

c)

With numbers

d)

With colors

7.

Which of the following is the MOST secure way to create a strong password?

a)

Using your birthday and name

b)

Using the same password for all accounts

c)

Using a common word with numbers at the end

d)

Using a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters

8.

What should you do if you receive an email asking for your personal information from what appears to be your bank?

a)

Click on any links in the email

b)

Reply with the requested information immediately

c)

Forward the email to your friends to ask for advice

d)

Contact your bank directly through their official phone number to verify

9.

What is a phishing scam?

a)

An attempt to steal personal information by pretending to be a trustworthy source

b)

A type of computer virus

c)

A slow internet connection

d)

A broken website link

10.

When using public Wi-Fi networks, what is the safest practice?

a)

Leave your device unlocked

b)

Share personal information freely

c)

Do online banking without concerns

d)

Use a VPN (Virtual Private Network)

11.

What is two-factor authentication?

a)

A security process requiring two different forms of identification

b)

Logging in from two different devices.

c)

Using two different password.

d)

Having two email addresses

12.

Which action could compromise your online security?

a)

Regularly updating your software

b)

Using antivirus protection

c)

Sharing your passwords with friends

d)

Creating unique passwords for each account

13.

What should you do before downloading files from the internet?

a)

Change your password

b)

Share the file with friends first

c)

Scan the file with antivirus software

d)

Download immediately if it looks interesting

14.

Which feature MOST likely indicates a suspicious website?

a)

The site has a contact page

b)

A search function is available

c)

The website has a privacy policy

d)

Multiple spelling and grammar errors throughout the site

15.

When evaluating a news article online, which factor BEST indicates credibility?

a)

The headline uses all capital letters.

b)

The article has many advertisements.

c)

The article cites multiple reliable sources.

d)

The article is shared by many people on social media

16.

Which scenario demonstrates the MOST effective implementation of privacy settings?

a)

Sarah posts publicly but deletes posts after 24 hours

b)

John uses default settings on all platforms without reviewing them

c)

Maria regularly audits her settings and adjusts them based on platform updates

d)

Tom sets everything to private but accepts all friend requests

17.

Evaluate the following privacy configuration: "Posts visible to friends, location services enabled, third-party app access allowed." What is the primary security concern?

a)

Post visibility is too restricted

b)

Friends can't tag you in posts

c)

Location services help with app functionality

d)

Third-party apps could access and share personal data

18.

Analyze these digital footprint audit results: "12 inactive accounts, 3 public profiles, 2 compromised passwords." What should be the FIRST priority action?

a)

Delete inactive accounts

b)

Make all profiles private

c)

Create new social media accounts.

d)

Address the compromised passwords immediately

19.

Which privacy audit finding poses the HIGHEST risk to personal security?

a)

Sharing posts with friends only

b)

Using the same profile picture across platforms

c)

Having a public professional networking profile

d)

Using the same password for banking and social media accounts

20.

Assess this student's privacy strategy: "I check my settings every 6 months and use different passwords for each account." What needs improvement?

a)

The frequency of privacy checks should be monthly

b)

Using different passwords is unnecessary

c)

Settings should never be changed once set

d)

All accounts should be set to public

21.

When evaluating app permissions, which combination presents the GREATEST privacy vulnerability?

a)

Location access for a weather app

b)

Camera access for a photo editing app

c)

Full contact access for a casual gaming app

d)

Microphone access for a voice recording app

22.

Compare these two approaches to online privacy: Student A: Reviews settings monthly, uses privacy checkers, limits personal info Student B: Uses default settings, shares detailed personal info, accepts all cookies Which evaluation is correct?

a)

Both approaches are equally effective

b)

Student B's approach is more user-friendly

c)

Privacy settings don't impact online security

d)

Student A's approach significantly reduces privacy risks

23.

In a digital footprint audit, which pattern indicates the MOST concerning behavior?

a)

Weekly social media posts about hobbies

b)

Regular location check-ins at sensitive locations

c)

Professional updates on career networking sites

d)

Sharing article links with friends

24.

A student creates a YouTube video using clips from popular movies, background music from top artists, and adds their own commentary about the films. Which aspect of this scenario presents the MOST significant copyright concern?

a)

Using multiple copyrighted movie clips

b)

Adding personal commentary to the video

c)

Uploading content to YouTube

d)

Including their own opinions

25.

Analyze this scenario: A class project team finds a professional photographer's work online and uses it in their presentation, citing "It's for education, so it's okay." What is problematic about their reasoning?

a)

They should only use their own photos

b)

They shouldn't use any images in presentations

c)

Online images are always free for educational use

d)

Educational use doesn't automatically guarantee fair use rights

26.

Review this situation: A student blog contains book reviews with chapter summaries, quotes, and scanned pages. Which factor would determine if this is a copyright violation?

a)

The length and amount of content used relative to the whole work

b)

Whether the blog is public or private

c)

The book's publication date

d)

The student's grade level

27.

Examine this case: A student finds an educational video on YouTube and wants to include it in their digital portfolio. Which approach demonstrates the BEST ethical practice?

a)

Embed the original video with proper attribution and creator permission

b)

Download and edit the video to include only the best parts

c)

Copy the video and host it on their own channel

d)

Share the video privately with classmates only

28.

In a multimedia project, a student uses these elements: copyrighted music, Creative Commons images, and original writing. Which component requires the MOST careful consideration for ethical use?

a)

The Creative Commons images with attribution

b)

The original writing content

c)

The copyrighted music

d)

The project's title

29.

A student creates a podcast using the following: news clips, song excerpts, and personal commentary. What factors should they analyze to ensure ethical use?

a)

The transformation purpose, amount used, and market impact

b)

Just adding commentary makes it legal

c)

Only the length of the podcast matters

d)

Whether the news is recent or old

30.

Consider this: A group project website uses content from various sources. Which combination would likely violate copyright laws?

a)

Public domain images and original text

b)

Properly cited quotes and licensed photos

c)

Creative Commons media and linked reference

d)

Full articles copied from news websites and unauthorized corporate logos