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Cybersecurity Awareness Month Quiz (Questions 1-5)

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the acronym URL stand for?

a)

Unified Resource List

b)

Uniform Resource Locator

c)

Universal Routing Link

d)

User Reference Line

2.

Which of the following is the strongest password based on recommended practices?

a)

abcdef

b)

123456

c)

Qw!7SzP@9

d)

password

3.

Which company was founded first?

a)

Google

b)

IBM

c)

Microsoft

d)

Apple

4.

What does HTTP stand for in web communications?

a)

HyperText Transfer Protocol

b)

Hyperlink Transfer Process

c)

High-Tech Text Protocol

d)

Host Transfer Technology Protocol

5.

Which of these is NOT an operating system?

a)
Linux
b)
Microsoft Word
c)
macOS
d)
Windows
6.

What is phishing?

a)

A type of firewall

b)

A secure login method

c)

A method of encrypting data

d)

A scam to steal personal information

7.

Which key combination is commonly used to copy text?

a)

Ctrl + X

b)

Ctrl + C

c)

Ctrl + V

d)

Ctrl + Z

8.

Which of these is a web browser?

a)

Excel

b)

Linux

c)

Chrome

d)

Windows

9.

What does "VPN" stand for?

a)

Virtual Public Net

b)

Visual Packet Network

c)

Virtual Private Network

d)

Verified Protocol Node

10.

Which of these is a common sign of a phishing email?

a)

Unsolicited requests for sensitive information with urgent tone

b)

Encrypted attachments from a known secure portal

c)

Two-factor authentication prompts from your own app

d)

Consistent corporate branding and verified sender domain

11.

Which of the following is a common sign of a phishing email?

a)

Urgent request for personal info

b)

Correct grammar

c)

Email from known contact

d)

Professional language

12.

What year was Google founded?

a)

2001

b)

2004

c)

1995

d)

1998

13.

Which device is used to store data permanently?

a)

Cache

b)

CPU

c)

RAM

d)

Hard Drive

14.

What does "AI" stand for in technology?

a)

Automated Interface

b)

Artificial Intelligence

c)

Applied Innovation

d)

Advanced Internet

15.

Which of these is a secure website?

a)

www.example.com

b)

https://example.com

c)

ftp://example.com

d)

http://example.com

16.

What is the purpose of a honeypot in cybersecurity ?

a)

Store sensitive data

b)

Attract and analyze attackers

c)

Encrypt user credentials

d)

Monitor employee activity

17.

What does the acronym "CPU" stand for?

a)

Central Processing Unit

b)

Computer Power Utility

c)

Core Performance Unit

d)

Central Program Utility

18.

Which of these is considered malware?

a)

Firewall

b)

Antivirus

c)

Trojan Horse

d)

VPN

19.

Which cryptographic technique is fundamental to blockchain security?

a)
Digital signatures
b)
Cryptographic hashing
c)
Symmetric encryption
d)
Asymmetric encryption
20.

What does "RAM" stand for?

a)

Random Access Memory

b)

Rapid Application Module

c)

Read Access Mode

d)

Remote Access Machine

21.

Which of these is a file extension for an image?

a)

.docx

b)

.jpg

c)

.exe

d)

.mp3

22.

Which statement best describes two-factor authentication?

a)

Using two passwords

b)

Logging in from two devices

c)

A security process requiring two forms of verification

d)

Encrypting data twice

23.

What does the acronym USB stand for?

a)

Universal Serial Bus

b)

Unified System Backup

c)

User Secure Base

d)

Ultra Speed Band

24.

Which of the following is a cloud storage service?

a)

Dropbox

b)

Excel

c)

Photoshop

d)

Outlook

25.

What is the primary purpose of a firewall?

a)

To cool down the computer

b)

To block unauthorized access

c)

To store passwords

d)

To increase internet speed

26.

What does the acronym "SIEM" stand for in cybersecurity?

a)

Secure Internet Event Monitor

b)

Security Information and Event Management

c)

System Integrity and Encryption Module

d)

Server Incident Evaluation Method

27.

What does the ".exe" file extension indicate?

a)

A spreadsheet

b)

An executable program

c)

An image

d)

A video

28.

Which of these is a common cyber threat known for locking data and demanding payment for release?

a)

Cookie

b)

Cache

c)

Ransomware

d)

HTML

29.

What does "IoT" stand for in technology contexts?

a)

Internet of Things

b)

Input Output Technology

c)

Internal Operating Terminal

d)

Integrated Online Tools

30.

What is the main function of antivirus software?

a)

Speed up the computer

b)

Block pop-ups

c)

Detect and remove malware

d)

Manage files

31.

What does the acronym "CAPTCHA" stand for?

a)
Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart
b)

Certified Authentication Protocol for Trusted Human Access

c)
Computerized Algorithm for Public Turing Challenge
d)
Comprehensive Assessment of Public Turing for Human Analysis
32.

What is the name of the first computer virus?

a)

Creeper

b)

ILOVEYOU

c)

Melissa

d)

Brain

33.

What does "open source" software mean?

a)

Free to use

b)

Software with visible and modifiable source code

c)

Software that runs on all platforms

d)

Software that requires no installation

34.

What does the acronym "GUI" stand for?

a)
Graphical Universal Interface
b)
General User Interaction
c)
Graphical User Interface
d)
Graphical User Integration
35.

If you want to avoid malware, what should you avoid doing?

a)

Updating software

b)

Clicking unknown links

c)

Using antivirus

d)

Restarting your computer

36.

What is the primary difference between classical and quantum computing?

a)
Classical computing is faster than quantum computing for all tasks.
b)

Classical uses electricity; quantum uses magnetism

c)
Classical computing uses bits; quantum computing uses qubits.
d)
Quantum computing relies on classical bits for processing.
37.

What is the maximum value of an IPv4 address?

a)
255.255.255.255
b)
10.0.0.256
c)
300.300.300.300
d)
192.168.1.1
38.

Which organization is actively developing post-quantum standards?

a)
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
b)
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
c)

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

d)
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
39.

Which of the following is a blockchain-based cybersecurity application?

a)

Quantum tunneling

b)

Secure DNS

c)

AI-based firewalls

d)

Blockchain antivirus

40.

What does ROM stand for in technology?

a)
Read-Only Memory
b)
Rapid-Access Memory
c)
Read-Only Module
d)
Random-Only Memory