WorksheetsCyber Security Lesson 1
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 32mins
Evaluating your own online presence is known as assessing your digital footprint.
Assessing your digital footprint
Creating a new social media account
Ignoring your online activity
Deleting all your online accounts
Information should be public or private depending on its nature and purpose.
Information should always be public.
Information should always be private.
Information can be public or private based on its nature and purpose.
All information should be kept secret.
Types of personal information found on social networks include:
Name, address, date of birth, and contact details
Favorite movies and TV shows only
Only professional qualifications
Just profile pictures
Which of the following lists the dos and don’ts of using social media safely?
Do: Use strong passwords, Don’t: Share personal information publicly
Do: Share your passwords, Don’t: Report suspicious activity
Do: Accept friend requests from strangers, Don’t: Log out after use
Do: Ignore privacy settings, Don’t: Be cautious with links
Understanding our digital footprint is important because:
It helps us manage our online privacy and reputation.
It guarantees we will never be hacked.
It allows us to delete all our online data permanently.
It ensures we can use the internet anonymously.
A person’s online presence or digital footprint is everything they put online. Which of the following apps store information online?
Cloud storage apps
Calculator apps
Offline games
Flashlight apps
People put various types of information online, such as:
Personal details, photos, and opinions
Only secret codes and passwords
Just mathematical equations
Only government documents
Does Social Media store data online?
True
False
Does Messaging store data online?
True
False
Do Games store data online?
True
False
Do Platforms store data online?
True
False
Does File Sharing store data online?
True
False
Does eCommerce store data online?
True
False
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Bank Details' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Passwords' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Home Address' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Home Town' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Profile Pic' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Websites visited' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Search history' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Birthday' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Date of Birth' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
According to the Venn diagram in 'What data is stored online?', which category does 'Where I am now' belong to?
Private Data
Friends only
Public Data
What is your online presence? Your online presence is the part of your _______ that other people see when they search for you.
digital footprint
physical address
favorite color
pet's name
Who might search for your online presence?
Landlords
Colleges / Universities
Employers
Friends
Fill in the blank: _______ might search for your online presence when you apply for a job.
Employers
Friends
Neighbors
Classmates
Fill in the blank: _______ might search for your online presence when you apply for housing.
Landlords
Doctors
Teachers
Friends
Fill in the blank: _______ or _______ might search for your online presence when you apply for further education.
Colleges, Universities
Friends, Family
Shops, Restaurants
Doctors, Nurses
Fill in the blank: Your _______ might search for your online presence out of curiosity or to learn more about you.
Friends
Pets
Furniture
Shoes
A social media site is:
a website that allows people to connect and share content online
a site for online shopping only
a website for booking travel tickets
a site that only provides weather updates
Is Facebook a social media site?
True
False
Is X (formerly known as Twitter) a social media site?
True
False
Is Snapchat a social media site?
True
False
Is TikTok a social media site?
True
False
Is Instagram a social media site?
True
False
Did you know? You should be 13+ to have an account for all of these social media sites.
True
False
What is one of the benefits of social media sites?
Giving away too much
Keeping in contact
Meeting the wrong people
Posting things you might regret later.
What is one of the benefits of social media sites?
A) Sharing ideas
B) Giving away too much
C) Meeting the wrong people
D) Posting things you might regret later.
What is one of the benefits of social media sites?
Celebrating successes
Giving away too much
Meeting the wrong people
Posting things you might regret later.
What is one of the risks of social media sites?
Keeping in contact
Sharing ideas
Giving away too much
Celebrating successes
What is one of the risks of social media sites?
Keeping in contact
Meeting the wrong people
Sharing ideas
Celebrating successes
What is one of the risks of social media sites?
Keeping in contact
Sharing ideas
Celebrating successes
Posting things you might regret later.
Think before you post…
1. What do I look like?
Consider your appearance before sharing online.
Share everything without thinking.
Ignore your online image.
Post without any concern.
Think before you post… 2. Am I giving away too much?
It is important to consider if I am sharing too much information online.
Posting everything online is always safe.
There is no need to think before posting online.
Sharing personal details online has no risks.
Would I want this shared about me?
Yes, if I am comfortable with it.
No, if it is private information.
Always, regardless of content.
Only if others approve.
The sign passes the billboard test.
True
False
Cannot be determined
Only at night
A poster that represents your digital footprint should include which of the following elements?
Images and information about your online activities
A list of your favorite foods
A map of your local neighborhood
A timeline of historical events
1. Choose to work on paper or in Word for your digital footprint activity. Which one do you choose and why?
I choose to work in Word for my digital footprint activity because it is digital and easy to edit.
I choose to work on paper because it is more traditional.
I choose to work in Word because it is more colorful.
I choose to work on paper because it is faster.
Your digital footprint includes which of the following?
Information you post online
Physical footprints left on the ground
Handwritten notes in a notebook
Books you read at the library
Making your digital footprint creative and memorable can be achieved by:
Sharing unique and original content regularly
Copying others' posts without credit
Posting only generic information
Avoiding any online activity
Some of the ways to stay safe using social networking are:
Not sharing personal information online
Accepting friend requests from strangers
Posting your location publicly
Using the same password for all accounts
What is one way to keep ourselves safe online?
By learning about cyber security and safe online practices.
By sharing your passwords with friends.
By clicking on suspicious links.
By posting personal information publicly.
What does your online presence refer to?
Your digital footprint or the information about you that exists online.
Your physical appearance in public places.
The number of friends you have offline.
Your ability to speak in front of a crowd.
What are we learning about the risks and benefits of?
Social networking.
Photosynthesis.
The water cycle.
Gravity.
I can identify and evaluate my own online presence. What is another term for this?
Digital footprint.
Online shopping.
Internet speed.
Cloud storage.
I can discuss whether information should be ______ or private.
public
expensive
dangerous
colorful
I can state the types of ______ information found on social networks.
personal
mechanical
chemical
fictional
I can identify the dos and don’ts of using ______ safely.
social media
kitchen utensils
mathematics books
sports equipment
Which of the following is a skill mentioned in the Cyber Security lesson?
Cooking
Thinking
Drawing
Dancing
Which of the following is a digital skill?
Typing on a computer
Riding a bike
Painting
Singing
Which skill involves sharing ideas and information with others?
Communication
Sleeping
Running
Shopping
Which skill is related to reading and writing?
Literacy
Cooking
Swimming
Dancing
Which skill is about taking care of your mind and body?
Health and Wellbeing
Drawing
Shopping
Singing
Which skill is about being aware of your surroundings and actions online?
Awareness
Sleeping
Painting
Dancing
