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WorksheetsLONG QUIZ 1 | HEALTH 8
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3600secs
How does social interaction support survival and development?
It makes people prefer to live alone
It helps people protect one another, share resources, and learn together.
It prevents humans from forming relationships.
It stops the brain from developing social skills.
This is a process where someone gains a young person’s trust to later exploit or abuse them.
Cyberbullying
Phishing
Bullying
Grooming
Among the choices, which is an example of direct influence?
Hearing about a classmate’s achievements and feeling motivated.
A friend convincing you to join a club with them.
Seeing a celebrity wear a new fashion trend online.
Reading a post that changes your opinion about an issue.
Primarily, what part of the brain is still developing until the age of around 25?
Amygdala
Hippocampus
Prefrontal Cortex
Basal Ganglia
According to Roy Baumeister and Mark Leary (1995), why do humans have an innate need to belong?
Because belonging gives us a sense of security, purpose, and self-worth.
Because humans are forced by society to make friends.
Because belonging makes people dependent and weak.
Because humans need others only for survival, not for emotional reasons.
What tactic do manipulators use when they threaten or shame a victim?
Targeting
Bonding
Isolating from Others
Maintaining Control & Pressure
What psychosocial crisis do adolescents experience according to Erik Erikson’s Psychosocial Development Theory?
Trust vs. Mistrust
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Identity vs. Role Confusion
Generosity vs. Stagnation
Among the choices, which is an example of indirect influence?
Your friend tells you to help with a class project.
You decide to dress like your favorite actor after watching a movie.
Your teacher reminds you to follow classroom rules.
Your parent tells you to clean your room right now.
This is a form of bullying where someone tries to damage another person’s friendship or reputation.
Social bullying
Religious bullying
Physical bullying
Sexual bullying
Among the choices, which is an example of indirect influence?
Your class president assigns you a task for the group project.
Your coach tells you to run five laps during practice.
You start eating healthy after seeing fitness posts online.
Your parent tells you to finish your homework before going out.
They break into your computers with malicious intent.
Red Hat Hacker
White Hat Hacker
Gray Hat Hacker
Black Hat Hackers
This happens when hackers redirect you to a fake website, even if you type the correct web address.
SQL Injection
Phishing
Vishing
Pharming
What is smishing?
Sending fake text messages to steal personal information.
Hacking someone’s computer using email.
Posting false information on social media.
Spreading viruses through USB drives.
A skilled individual who gains unauthorized access to computer systems or networks, often to exploit vulnerabilities, steal data, or cause disruption.
Technician
Designer
Hacker
Programmer
What is the main goal of Internet security?
To make the Internet run faster and smoother.
To protect computers, browsers, and networks from online attacks.
To help users download more files easily.
To allow anyone to access private information.
What do white hat hackers do?
A hacker who secretly spreads malware to expose weaknesses.
A hacker who steals data but later returns it as a “lesson.”
A hacker who breaks into systems for revenge or fame.
They hack systems to find and fix security weaknesses.
What type of malicious software installs on your computer without you knowing and can steal personal information or hijack your system?
Malware
Ransomware
Antivirus
Spyware
This is the term used for voice phishing.
Phishing
Wishing
Smishing
Vishing
Which statement best describes a gray hat hacker?
A hacker who only hacks with permission to improve security.
A hacker who steals information for personal gain.
A hacker who sometimes breaks rules but doesn’t intend to cause harm.
A hacker who creates viruses to damage computer systems.
What happens in the brain during positive social interactions?
The brain becomes less active and reduces communication.
The brain releases oxytocin and dopamine, which make us feel happy and connected.
It releases stress hormones like cortisol when we feel accepted.
It releases no chemicals during positive interactions.
