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WorksheetsSafe vs Unsafe Practices Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which practice best protects your accounts from being taken over by someone who guesses your password?
Reusing the same password for every account
Turning on Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Writing your password on a sticky note
Using your first name as the password
You receive an email from an unknown sender with a link that says "Claim your prize now." What is the safest action?
Click the link to see the prize
Forward the email to friends
Delete the email or report it as spam/phishing
Reply asking for more details
Before entering personal information on a website, which quick check helps confirm the site is secure?
Looking for bright colors on the page
Checking for HTTPS and a lock icon in the address bar
Making sure the page loads fast
Seeing many ads on the site
Which password is the strongest choice for a new account?
12345678
Soccer2025
P@rk-Leaf7!Bus
mydog
A pop-up warns that your browser blocked a risky site. What should you do?
Ignore the warning and continue
Turn off the warning so it doesn’t appear again
Go back and avoid the site
Download a random tool to bypass the warning
Which is the safest place to download mobile apps or software?
From links in a random forum post
From the official app store or developer website
From a file-sharing site with many comments
From an email attachment sent by a stranger
Why is regularly updating your operating system and apps considered a safe practice?
Updates change the app’s colors
Updates add games for fun
Updates fix security vulnerabilities and bugs
Updates delete old files to free space
Which situation is an example of oversharing information online?
Posting a photo of your new shoes
Sharing your full name, address, and school schedule publicly
Thanking a friend in a comment
Liking a school club’s announcement
Your friend asks for your login to try a premium feature. What is the safest response?
Share your password since you trust them
Change your password after they use it
Decline and suggest they make their own account
Write the password on paper and take it back later
Which plan best protects your files if your device is lost or damaged?
Keeping all files only on the device
Backing up files regularly to a trusted cloud or external drive
Emailing yourself important files once a year
Saving files to many random free sites
