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WorksheetsCyber Security (7DIGT2#2 )
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 9mins
What does “2FA” help protect?
Game graphics
Wi-Fi speed
Account login security
Computer volume
Which is the strongest password?
dog123
password1
Chair!Cloud!River!Book
222222
Why are short passwords easy to crack?
Computers ignore short passwords
Attackers can brute-force them quickly
They cost money to use
They don’t have emojis
Why is saving passwords in the “Notes” app unsafe?
It looks messy
If the phone is hacked, all passwords are exposed
Teachers can see it
It drains battery life
A student uses the same password for school, email and gaming. What is the risk?
Better memory
Faster logins
One breach gives access to all accounts
No risk if password seems random
What is a scam?
A harmless prank
A trick to steal personal information or money
A funny meme
A video challenge
If you receive a link you weren’t expecting, what should you do?
Click it quickly
Save it for later
Ignore/delete and check the source
Send it to friends
Which is a common sign of a phishing email?
Teacher’s correct name
Urgent language + request for login/bank details
Favourite colour mentioned
Contains emojis
Why do scammers copy real company logos and names?
To be creative
To look trustworthy and trick victims
To help the company advertise
o get good grades
A message claims you’ve won a prize and must “confirm identity.” What is the best step?
Enter details quickly
Forward screenshot to friends
Stop, verify through official website/contact
Reply to ask if it’s real
What is a data breach?
Computer battery becomes low
Private information is accessed without permission
Wi-Fi disconnects
A keyboard breaks
Who can be targeted by cybercrime?
Only adults
Only students
Only businesses
Anyone
Why are cyber laws important?
To stop students using phones
To protect people and essential services
To make passwords harder
To block online games
Why did the government change laws after the Optus and Medibank breaches?
To punish companies
Because news was slow
To respond faster and protect citizens' data
To ban emails
If your information is stolen, what should you do first?
Ignore it
Buy a new laptop
Contact your bank + change passwords + enable 2FA
Post it on social media
Using the same password everywhere makes life easier but much less safe.
True
False
Which of these is safest?
Clicking unknown links
Sharing passwords with friends
Checking sender identity before responding
Using one password for all accounts
What does multi-factor authentication add?
More apps
A second proof of identity
Extra emojis
Free Wi-Fi
Choose the best cyber-safe behaviour:
Store password list in Notes
Use short passwords so you remember them
Use a passphrase + 2FA + avoid random links
Write passwords on your hand
