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Cybersecurity Review – Summative Prep

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

James is creating a new account for an online banking website. He wants to make sure his password is strong and secure. Which of the following should James choose as his password?

a)

password123

b)

T!g3rS@2024T!g3rS@2024

c)

123456

d)

qwerty

2.

Sophia spends time browsing websites, posting on social media, and shopping online. What does the term "digital footprint" refer to in this context?

a)

The physical marks left by your shoes

b)

The record of your online activities

c)

The number of devices you own

d)

The size of your computer screen

3.

Match each device security scenario with the correct security measure.

a)

Leaving devices unlocked

1.

Allowing anyone to access your device without restrictions

b)

Using a password or PIN

2.

Protecting your device from unauthorized access

c)

Sharing your device with everyone

3.

Giving access to all your personal information to others

d)

Ignoring software updates

4.

Missing important security patches for your device

4.

Maya is shopping online and wants to make sure the website she is using is safe. A sign that indicates the website is likely safe to use is (a)   .

Choose from the below words

Secure payment options

SSL certificate

User reviews

Contact information

5.

Aria wants to send a confidential email to her friend without anyone else being able to read it. What is the main purpose of using encryption in this situation?

a)

To make files larger

b)

To protect information from unauthorized access

c)

To delete old data

d)

To speed up your device

6.

Samuel is starting at a new school and is asked to sign a document that outlines the rules for using the school's computers and internet safely and responsibly. In schools, AUP stands for (a)   .

Choose from the below words
Advanced User Password
Acceptable Use Policy
Automated Update Program
Active User Profile
7.

Lily spends a lot of time on her tablet for school and fun. Which of the following is a good screen time habit for her?

a)

Using devices all day without breaks

b)

Taking regular breaks from screens

c)

Watching TV while using your phone

d)

Ignoring eye strain

8.

Abigail is setting up a new email account. It is important for her to create a strong password to (a)   .

Choose from the below words
To make logging in easier
To protect accounts from hackers
To share with friends
To remember them easily
9.

Anika is learning about digital footprints in her computer class. She wonders which of the following is NOT part of her digital footprint: (a)  

Choose from the below words
Photos you post online
Comments you leave on websites
Your favorite color
Websites you visit
10.

Lily receives an email that looks suspicious and asks her to provide her password. What should Lily do?

a)

Reply with her password

b)

Ignore or delete the email

c)

Forward it to all her friends

d)

Click on all links in the email

11.

Charlotte is creating a new account for an online service. A way for her to create a strong password is to (a)   .

Choose from the below words
Use her name and birthdate
Use a mix of letters, numbers, and
Use the word "password"
Use only numbers
12.

Olivia wants to reduce her digital footprint. She can do this by (a)   .

Choose from the below words

Share more personal information online

Delete old social media accounts

Post every day

Use public Wi-Fi for banking

13.

Sophia just bought a new tablet. What is one way she can keep her device secure?

a)

Install updates regularly

b)

Never use a password

c)

Share your device with strangers

d)

Ignore security warnings

14.

Scarlett is about to enter her personal information on a website to sign up for a newsletter. Which feature should she check to ensure the website is safe before entering her details?

a)

The color of the background

b)

The presence of a padlock icon in the address bar

c)

The number of images on the page

d)

The font style used

15.

Isla is using public Wi-Fi at a coffee shop to check her emails. How does encryption help protect her data in this situation?

a)

It makes her device run faster

b)

It scrambles her information so others can't read it

c)

It deletes her files automatically

d)

It shares her data with everyone

16.

Luna is using a school computer to finish her homework. She remembers the school's Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) and wants to follow the rules. Which action should Luna avoid according to the AUP?

a)

Do not use school devices for personal shopping

b)

Share your passwords with classmates

c)

Download any software you want

d)

Use devices only during lunch breaks

17.

James notices that he spends a lot of time on his phone and wants to improve his screen time habits. What should he do?

a)

Set a daily limit for device use

b)

Use multiple devices at once

c)

Avoid taking breaks

d)

Use screens only at night

18.

Lily is creating a new account for an online service. She wants to choose the most secure password. Which password should Lily use?

a)

soccer2024

b)

R3d!F0x#7

c)

12345678

d)

mypassword

19.

Hannah is curious about what information about her is available online. How can she check her digital footprint?

a)

Search your name online

b)

Ask your friends

c)

Look at your shoes

d)

Count your devices

20.

Match each email action with the correct precaution or response you should take before clicking on a link.

a)

Click immediately

1.

Act without verifying the source

b)

Check if the sender is trustworthy

2.

Ensure the email is from a reliable sender

c)

Forward the email to others

3.

Share the email without checking its authenticity

d)

Ignore the email

4.

Do not respond or interact with the email

21.

Your friend Aiden tells you that their password for all their accounts is "123456." What advice would you give Aiden to improve their password security?

a)

Use a longer password with letters, numbers, and symbols

b)

Keep using the same password

c)

Share the password with others

d)

Write the password on their desk

22.

Match each action with its effect on your digital footprint.

a)

Remove old posts and limit sharing personal information

1.

Reduces your digital footprint

b)

Post more photos online

2.

Increases your digital footprint

c)

Use your full name everywhere

3.

Makes your identity more visible online

d)

Share your location daily

4.

Shares your whereabouts with others frequently

23.

Match each action with the correct way to follow the AUP at Grace's new school.

a)

Read the policy and ask questions if unsure

1.

How should Grace make sure she is following the rules?

b)

Ignore the policy

2.

What is NOT a responsible way to follow the AUP?

c)

Use devices for any purpose

3.

Which action could break the AUP rules?

d)

Share your login details

4.

What should you avoid to keep your account secure?

24.

James is about to enter his personal information on a website. What steps should he take to ensure the site is secure?

a)

Check for "https://" and a padlock icon

b)

Enter information without checking

c)

Use any website that looks colorful

d)

Ignore security warnings

25.

Noah is sitting in a coffee shop and wants to check his bank account using the public Wi-Fi. How can he make sure his data is protected?

a)

Use websites that are encrypted (https)

b)

Share your passwords over email

c)

Download files from unknown sources

d)

Turn off your device's firewall

26.

Match each action with the correct scenario for maintaining device security.

a)

Install the update as soon as possible

1.

Your device notifies you about a critical security update.

b)

Ignore the update

2.

Your device suggests an update, but you decide not to act on it.

c)

Delete the update notification

3.

You receive a software update notification and remove it without reading.

d)

Share the update with friends

4.

You receive an update notification and forward it to others without installing it yourself.

27.

Hannah wants to improve her screen time habits. She could create a plan to (a)   .

Choose from the below words

Schedule regular breaks and set daily limits

Use screens all day without stopping

Only use screens at night

Never take breaks

28.

Match each website scenario with the appropriate action you should take.

a)

Avoid entering your information

1.

A website asks for your personal information but does not show a padlock icon or "https://".

b)

Enter your information anyway

2.

A website is verified as secure and trusted by your school or organization.

c)

Share the site with friends

3.

You find a website that looks suspicious and untrustworthy.

d)

Ignore security concerns

4.

A website warns you about possible security risks before you continue.

29.

Zoe is setting up a new password for her school account. What strategy should she use?

a)

Combine uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols

b)

Use your name and birthdate

c)

Use "password" as your password

d)

Use only numbers

30.

Match each statement with its correct reason related to cybersecurity in schools.

a)

It protects students' personal information and keeps devices safe from threats

1.

Reason why cybersecurity is important in schools

b)

It makes devices run slower

2.

Possible misconception about cybersecurity effects

c)

It allows everyone to share passwords

3.

Incorrect practice that cybersecurity aims to prevent

d)

It is not important

4.

False belief about the importance of cybersecurity

31.

Sophia is signing up for a new online account. What is a good practice she should follow when creating her username?

a)

Share your username with strangers

b)

Use the same username everywhere

c)

Choose a unique name that doesn't reveal personal information

d)

Use your full name and birthdate

32.

Sophia wants to protect her privacy on social media. (a)   would help her do this.

Choose from the below words

Share your passwords in your bio

Post your location in real time

Accept all friend requests

Set your account to private

33.

Jackson notices some unusual activity on his online account and suspects it may have been hacked. He should (a)  

Choose from the below words
Continue using the account as usual
Share your login details with frien
Ignore the issue
Change your password immediately an
34.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Using a password with symbols, numbers, and uppercase letters

Avoiding common passwords like '123456' or 'password'
Changing passwords regularly
Using different passwords for different accounts
Enabling two-factor authentication when available
Never sharing personal information with strangers online
Using privacy settings on social media accounts
Being cautious of unsolicited messages or friend requests
Regularly updating software and applications for security
Recognizing phishing attempts and avoiding suspicious links
Using SSL/TLS for secure communications
Implementing end-to-end encryption in messaging apps
Utilizing VPNs to protect online privacy
Employing public key infrastructure (PKI) for secure data exchange
Applying hashing algorithms for data integrity
Clicking on suspicious links in emails
Sharing personal information on public forums
Using the same password across multiple sites
Ignoring software updates and security patches
Accepting friend requests from unknown users
Strong Password Practices
Internet Safety Behaviors
Encryption Concepts or Tools
Unsafe Online Choices
35.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following
  • Feeling tired from staying up late on your phone

Decreased attention span due to constant notifications
Increased anxiety from social media comparisons
Poor sleep quality from blue light exposure
Reduced physical activity from prolonged screen time
Social media profiles
Online shopping history
Search engine queries
Location data from mobile devices
Cookies and tracking pixels
Using strong, unique passwords for each account
Enabling two-factor authentication for added security
Regularly updating software to patch vulnerabilities
Restricting access to sensitive information based on user roles
Monitoring user activity to detect unauthorized access
Avoiding websites that require personal information for access
Checking for HTTPS in the website URL
Using strong, unique passwords for different sites
Being cautious of pop-up ads and unsolicited downloads
Reading reviews and ratings before using a new website
Negative Impacts of Excessive Device Use
Digital Footprint Sources
Access Control & Authorized Users
Safe vs Unsafe Website Practices
36.

Check off all the ways you can make a stronger password:

a)

Make it longer than 8 characters

b)

Use mixed sets of characters

c)

Keep it easy to spell

d)

Use only capitals or lowercase

37.

Sarah's older sister wants to know her password for Roblox. What should she do?

a)

Give it to her. Sarah can trust her family with her passwords.

b)

Tell her sister no but check with her parents.