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WorksheetsUnit 11 Cyber Security & Incident Management - Exam Quiz
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 44mins
Elsie, Amelia, and Aarav are excited to find out how many total marks the Unit 11 exam is worth! Can you help them figure it out?
60
80
90
100
Noah, Isla, and William are planning their study schedule for the big exam. Can you help them figure out how long Part A of the exam lasts?
3 hours
4 hours
5 hours
6 hours
Oscar, Charlie, and James are planning their study schedule for the big exam. Can you help them figure out how long Part B of the exam lasts?
3 hours
4 hours
5 hours
6 hours
Sophia, Freya, and Chloe are planning their study schedule for Unit 11. Can you help them figure out the total exam time for Unit 11?
7 hours
8 hours
9 hours
10 hours
Ella, Alexander, and Aarav are aiming for a Distinction in June 2025! Can you help them figure out what percentage they need to achieve this honor?
65%
70%
74%
80%
Matilda and Samuel are comparing their test scores. What percentage do they need to score to earn a Merit?
50%
54%
60%
65%
Alexander, Evie, and Arthur are checking their exam results. Can you help them figure out what percentage is needed for a Pass?
25%
34%
40%
45%
Eesha, Isla, and Isabella are discussing their exam scores. Can you help them figure out how many marks Part A is worth?
10 marks
15 marks
20 marks
25 marks
Chloe, Eesha, and Thomas are discussing their exam scores. Can you help them figure out how many marks Part B is worth?
30
37
40
43
Ishaan, Ava, and Evie are getting ready for Part A of their big exam! How much reading and planning time should they set aside?
15 minutes
30 minutes
45 minutes
60 minutes
Kiara, Muhammad, and Rosie are preparing for Part B of their exam. How much reading and planning time is recommended for them?
15 minutes
20 minutes
30 minutes
45 minutes
Charlie and Amelia are discussing their exam. Charlie asks, "Hey Amelia, do you remember how many marks Part A Technical Language is worth?" Can you help them out?
2
3
4
5
Matilda, Harry, and Neha are working together on Activity 1. Can you guess what their main focus is?
Security Plan
Risk Assessment
Incident Analysis
Management Report
Noah, Samuel, and Rosie are excited to start Activity 1! Can you help them figure out how many marks Activity 1 is worth?
8
10
12
14
Alexander, Arthur, and Rohan are planning to tackle Activity 1 together. How much time should they set aside for this fun challenge?
45 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
120 minutes
Benjamin, Arthur, and Muhammad are working together on Activity 1. How many threats should they identify to complete the task?
3-5
5-8
8-10
10-12
Imagine Daniel and Kiara are playing a risk assessment game. If the probability of an event is Very Likely and the loss is Major, what level of severity do they face on the risk matrix?
High
Critical
EXTREME
Medium
Amelia and James are playing a risk assessment game! If the probability is Likely and the loss is Moderate, what severity level do they land on in the risk matrix?
Low
Medium
High
Extreme
Arthur and Charlie are playing a game with a risk matrix! If the probability is Unlikely and the loss is Minor, what level of severity do they face?
Very Low
Low
Medium
High
Mia and Benjamin are playing a board game that uses a risk matrix. If the probability of an event is Very Likely and the loss is Minor, what severity level do they land on?
Low
Medium
High
Extreme
Arjun and Sophie are playing a risk assessment game! If the probability is Unlikely and the loss is Major, what severity level do they land on in the risk matrix?
Low
Medium
High
Extreme
Rosie and Muhammad are playing a risk assessment game! If the probability is Likely and the loss is Major, what severity level do they land on in the risk matrix?
Medium
High
Extreme
Critical
Noah, Ava, and Grace are discussing the risk matrix in class. Which of these is NOT a valid probability level they might find in the risk matrix?
Very Likely
Likely
Possible
Unlikely
Leo, Eesha, and Isabella are reviewing the risk matrix for their class project. Which of these is NOT a valid loss category they found?
Major
Moderate
Minor
Severe
Aarav, Evie, and Max are playing a risk assessment game! To find risk severity in the matrix, what should they do?
Add probability and loss together
Find the intersection of probability and loss
Multiply probability by loss
Choose the higher value
Scarlett, Eesha, and Jacob are working on a risk assessment for their school project. Which of the following should they NOT include in their cyber risk assessment?
Malware threats
Social engineering
Data breaches
Non-cyber threats like fire
Thomas, Aarav, and Samuel are discussing cyber threats. Why shouldn't they list viruses, trojans, and malware as separate threats?
They don't exist
They are similar threat types
They are the same thing
The exam doesn't allow it
Aarav, Freya, and Grace are working together on Activity 2. Can you guess what their main focus is?
Risk Assessment
Cyber Security Plan
Forensic Analysis
Security Report
Sophie, Matilda, and Arthur are comparing their scores for Activity 2. Can you help them figure out how many marks Activity 2 is worth?
12
15
20
25
Samuel, Ella, and Freya are planning to work together on Activity 2. How much time should they set aside for it?
90 minutes
120 minutes
150 minutes
180 minutes
Sophia and Benjamin are working together to complete protection measures for their project. Can you help them figure out how many template sections they need to fill out for EACH protection measure?
5
8
10
Ava, Isla, and Sophia are filling out a template for their class project. If a section in the template doesn't apply to them, what should they write?
Leave it blank
N/A
Write 'none'
Skip the section
Daniel, Sophia, and William are working together on a project. They need to create a test plan that is easy to read and organized. What format should they use for their test plan?
Bullet points
Paragraphs
Table format
Numbered list
Kiara, Leo, and Rohan are working together to create a test plan table for their project. Can you help them figure out how many columns their table should have?
2
3
4
5
Thomas, Isabelle, and Lily are working together to create a test plan for their project. Can you help them identify which columns should be included in their test plan table?
Test No, Description, Result
Test, Expected, Actual
Test No, Description, Expected Outcome, Further Action
Number, Test, Pass/Fail
Ava, George, and Noah are working together on Activity 2. Which legislation should they reference to make sure they're following the rules?
Only GDPR
GDPR, DPA 2018, and Computer Misuse Act
Health and Safety Act
Freedom of Information Act
Benjamin and Ava are working on Activity 2. What should their protection measures be linked to?
General best practices
Threats identified in Activity 1
Industry standards
Previous exam answers
Imagine Aarav and Isabella are reviewing their test plan. What should they write in the 'Further Action' column?
Test results
What to do if the test fails
Tester name
Date completed
Sebastian, Sophia, and Emily are setting up a new tech lab, but they realize there’s no WiFi available! What should they do?
Don't propose WiFi security solutions
Ignore it and include WiFi anyway
Ella and William are racing to finish Activity 2. Can you figure out the minutes per mark rate for Activity 2 to help them pace themselves?
5.0
6.0
7.5
10.0
Arjun, Sebastian, and Jacob are creating a security plan for their school. What type of threats should they make sure to address?
All threats including physical
Cyber threats only
Natural disasters
Financial threats
Alexander, Charlie, and George are working together on a project. Can you help them remember what Activity 3 is?
Risk Assessment
Security Plan
Management Report
Incident Analysis
Alexander and Isla are checking their scores. Can you help them figure out how many marks Activity 3 is worth?
8
10
12
15
Charlie, Alexander, and Oscar are planning to tackle Activity 3 together! How much time should they set aside for this fun challenge?
45 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
120 minutes
Samuel, Benjamin, and Aarav are preparing the Activity 3 Management Report. Who is the intended audience for their report?
IT specialists
Non-technical business owner
Software developers
Security experts
Ella, Oscar, and Grace are working on a Management Report for their class project. What must they include for each protection measure to impress their teacher?
Only the chosen solution
Alternatives and rationale for chosen solution
Cost breakdown only
Technical specifications
Oliver, Ava, and Arjun are working together on a project about protection measures. How many different alternatives should they suggest for each protection measure?
1
2
3
4
Max, Benjamin, and Henry are preparing their Management Report. Which writing style should they use to impress their teacher?
Bullet points only
Proper prose and paragraphs
Technical jargon
Code snippets
Rosie and Benjamin are presenting in Activity 3. If they use technical terms, what should they do to help everyone understand?
Nothing - assume they know
Their meaning for non-technical audience
Provide a glossary at the end
Use footnotes
Ella, Muhammad, and Eesha are working on Activity 3. Which of the following should they NOT do?
Include alternatives
Write in prose
Simply repeat Activity 2 content
Address the business owner
Samuel, Anaya, and Ella are timing themselves while working on Activity 3. Can you help them figure out the minutes per mark rate for Activity 3?
5.0
6.0
7.5
8.0
Isabelle, Charlie, and Thomas are working together on Activity 4. Can you guess what this activity is all about?
Risk Assessment
Security Plan
Forensic Incident Analysis
Management Report
Jacob, Benjamin, and Ava are checking their scores for Activity 4. Can you help them figure out how many marks Activity 4 is worth?
12
14
16
20
Sebastian, Noah, and Samuel are planning to tackle Activity 4 together. Can you guess how much time they should set aside for it?
80 minutes
90 minutes
100 minutes
120 minutes
Thomas, Leo, and Ava are working together on Activity 4. How many evidence items should they analyse to complete the task?
1-2
2-3
4-5
As many as possible
Arjun, Rosie, and Mia are working together on Activity 4. Which evidence item should they NOT use?
Evidence 1
Evidence 3
Evidence 5
Evidence 6 - policy document
William and Leo are working on their assignments. When should they use Evidence 6 (the policy document)?
Activity 4 only
Activity 5 only
Both activities
Neither activity
After Muhammad, Henry, and Noah have analysed all the evidence in Activity 4, what must they include next?
Summary of each piece
Overall conclusion synthesizing all evidence
List of recommendations
Test results
Jacob and Aarav are investigating a mysterious document in class. What is a key reliability consideration they should keep in mind when examining the evidence?
Is the font readable
Could evidence have been tampered with
How long is the document
Who printed it
Rosie, Kiara, and Aarav are detectives trying to solve a mystery! Which clue would they trust the most as reliable evidence?
Longest document
Most recent
Proper collection methods and trustworthy source
Nicest formatting
Arjun and Priya are exploring a mysterious forest. They want to share what they see with their friends. What kind of information are they giving when they describe what they observe directly?
Information from direct observation
Information passed through others
Guesswork
Assumptions
During the June 2023 exam, Grace, James, and Rohan were puzzled by a mysterious incident. What do you think was the likely cause?
Actual virus infection
An undocumented Easter egg feature
Hardware failure
Network attack
Benjamin and Isabella are investigating the June 2023 computer incident. Why couldn't the Stoned virus have been the culprit?
It only works on Macs
It needs an infected floppy disk
It was too old
It doesn't exist
Evie, Sophia, and Arjun are investigating a mysterious computer incident from June 2023. Why do they quickly rule out the Cascade virus as the culprit?
It was removed in 1990
It only executes Oct-Dec 1988
It only affects printers
It needs internet
William, Poppy, and Neha are investigating a mysterious 33 min 8 sec wait time in the June 2023 case. What do you think this unusual timer suggests?
Random system error
A deliberate coded timer
Virus scan duration
Boot time
Aarav, Lily, and Oliver are working together on a project. They just finished Activity 4 and are excited to move on! Can you help them remember what Activity 5 is?
Management Report
Security Report
Risk Assessment
Incident Analysis
Sebastian, William, and Ava are checking their scores. Can you help them figure out how many marks Activity 5 is worth?
15
18
20
25
Freya, Elsie, and Rohan are planning to tackle Activity 5 together! Can you guess how much time they should set aside for this fun challenge?
100 minutes
120 minutes
150 minutes
90 minutes
Florence, Leo, and Scarlett are working together on Activity 5. Can you help them figure out how many required areas they need to address?
2
3
4
5
Henry and Ava are reviewing Activity 5 together. Can you help them figure out what Area 1 is?
Security Documentation
Adherence to Forensic Procedures
Financial Analysis
Staff Training
During Activity 5, William and Sophie are exploring different areas. Can you help them figure out what Area 2 is all about?
Adherence to Forensic Procedures
Forensic Procedures and Security Measures
Security Documentation
Budget Planning
Arjun, Ella, and Scarlett are exploring Activity 5 together. Can you help them figure out what Area 3 is?
Forensic Procedures
Incident Timeline
Security Documentation
Staff Records
Muhammad, Max, and Sebastian are working together on Activity 5 for their security documentation project. What should they propose to make their documentation complete?
Just recommendations
Actual policy wording text
Bullet points
Diagrams only
Mira and Alexander are helping their school with incident handling. What common mistake should they watch out for?
Too many backups made
System not shut down per policy
Excessive documentation
Over-communication
During an incident response, what important step is often missed, even though Scarlett, Poppy, and Aarav always remind everyone about it?
Public announcement
Email notification to CSIRT leader
System upgrade
Staff party
Scarlett and Rohan are working on a big investigation. Why could sharing evidence with external parties cause trouble for them?
It's too expensive
It compromises the investigation
It takes too long
External parties don't care
Before Florence, Arthur, and Grace start their investigation, what important step should they take?
A lunch break
A snapshot of the system
A vote
A photograph of the room
Emily, Priya, and Aarav are preparing for a cybersecurity quiz! Can you help them answer this: What does CSIRT stand for?
Cyber Security Internet Response Team
Computer Security Incident Response Team
Computer System Internal Review Team
Priya just discovered a data breach in her school’s computer system! Under GDPR, how long does Priya have to report the breach before she gets in trouble?
24 hours
48 hours
72 hours
7 days
Mia, Florence, and Aarav are trying to solve a mystery at school: someone has accessed the computer system without permission! Which Act would help them figure out what law was broken?
Data Protection Act
Computer Misuse Act
GDPR
Freedom of Information Act
Chloe, Mira, and Benjamin are working on a school project about data privacy. They need to know: What year is the current Data Protection Act?
2012
2016
2018
2020
During a forensic analysis, Eesha and Benjamin discover a 10% occurrence rate. What does this suggest?
Hardware failure rate
Probability-based trigger
Network usage
Memory allocation
Ella, Benjamin, and Florence are getting ready to submit their assignments. What format must all their submission files be in?
Word
Excel
PowerPoint
Oscar, Anaya, and Arjun are getting ready to submit their assignments. What must they include with their submission?
Cover letter
Authentication sheet
Bibliography
Appendix
Emily, Oscar, and Evie are taking an exam. What do examiners want most from their responses?
Generic template answers
Scenario-specific responses
Long detailed answers
Technical jargon
James, Oliver, and Thomas are submitting their assignments. Who is likely to score higher: someone with a few well-developed, scenario-specific responses, or someone with lots of generic ones?
Many generic responses
Few well-developed scenario-specific responses
Imagine Eesha, George, and Freya are working on a group project. Why should they NOT cherry-pick evidence when presenting their findings?
It saves time
It's easier
All evidence must be considered
Examiners prefer it
Max and Matilda are racing to finish Activity 1. Can you figure out what the minutes per mark rate is for Activity 1?
5.0
6.0
7.5
10.0
