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Year 7 E-Safety Assessment

Total questions: 69

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a potential consequence of using easily guessed passwords?

a)

Increased security

b)

Faster login times

c)

Unauthorized access to accounts

d)

Improved memory

2.

What is the risk of using 'password' as a password?

a)

It is too complex

b)

It is too common and easy to guess

c)

It is not recognized by most systems

d)

It is too short

3.

How can asking basic questions help in social engineering?

a)

It helps in building trust

b)

It reveals personal information that can be used to guess passwords

c)

It distracts the person from their work

d)

It improves communication skills

4.

Which action is NOT typically associated with social engineering?

a)

Having a conversation with you

b)

Asking questions about private information

c)

Building a trusting relationship

d)

Developing software applications

5.

What is the primary focus of social engineering?

a)

To create social media content

b)

To trick people into revealing information

c)

To design social experiments

d)

To build community projects

6.

What is a common tactic used in social engineering?

a)

Directly asking for passwords

b)

Building a trusting relationship

c)

Offering technical support

d)

Sending phishing emails

7.

What is a key goal of social engineering?

a)

To create new software

b)

To find out private information

c)

To improve communication skills

d)

To develop leadership qualities

8.

How do social engineers typically gather information?

a)

By hacking into computers

b)

By asking questions or having conversations

c)

By using advanced technology

d)

By reading public records

9.

Which of the following is a poor password practice?

a)

Changing it regularly.

b)

Using a mix of characters.

c)

Keeping it private.

d)

Using your pet's name.

10.

Why is it not advisable to use a password like 'MrMor1994'?

a)

It is too random.

b)

It is too personal.

c)

It is too complex.

d)

It is too short.

11.

Which of the following is a good practice for password security?

a)

Sharing it with friends.

b)

Keeping it private.

c)

Writing it down everywhere.

d)

Using your name.

12.

What is one characteristic of a strong password?

a)

It is a common word.

b)

It is personal and easy to remember.

c)

It uses symbols or punctuation marks.

d)

It is short and simple.

13.

What could happen if someone hacks into your account?

a)

They could improve your device's performance

b)

They could steal your digital identity

c)

They could give you free software

d)

They could increase your internet speed

14.

What does digital health refer to?

a)

The physical design of digital devices

b)

How healthy an individual's use of digital devices is

c)

The speed of internet connections

d)

The cost of digital devices

15.

Which of the following is a potential negative impact of using digital devices incorrectly?

a)

Improved eyesight

b)

Increased physical activity

c)

Mental health issues

d)

Enhanced social skills

16.

How can social media impact mental health according to the text?

a)

It improves mental health by providing relaxation.

b)

It can cause obsession with image and lifestyle.

c)

It has no impact on mental health.

d)

It helps in reducing stress by connecting with friends.

17.

What health issue can result from a lack of exercise due to digital device overuse?

a)

Improved eyesight

b)

Obesity

c)

Enhanced mental health

d)

Increased energy levels

18.

How does the overuse of digital devices affect eyesight?

a)

It improves vision clarity.

b)

It has no effect on eyesight.

c)

It causes eye strain and may lead to the use of glasses.

d)

It enhances night vision.

19.

What is a potential impact of social media influencers on users?

a)

Encouraging users to disconnect from devices

b)

Promoting realistic lifestyle expectations

c)

Portraying perfection that users want to have

d)

Reducing the time spent on social media

20.

How can adjusting your seating position help when using a computer?

a)

It improves internet speed.

b)

It reduces physical strain and discomfort.

c)

It makes the computer run faster.

d)

It increases screen brightness.

21.

What is a good practice when using digital devices for long periods?

a)

Sit in the same position for hours.

b)

Don’t sit for too long in the same position.

c)

Use the device in a dark room.

d)

Keep the device close to your eyes.

22.

What is a healthy practice regarding technology use and exercise?

a)

Over rely on technology and avoid exercise.

b)

Don’t over rely on technology; take a break and exercise.

c)

Use technology while exercising.

d)

Exercise only when using technology.

23.

Why might someone choose to use email when working from home?

a)

Emails are only accessible in the office.

b)

Emails allow for easy communication with colleagues.

c)

Emails are slower than phone calls.

d)

Emails require physical delivery.

24.

What is a benefit of using the internet for emails?

a)

It limits communication to local areas.

b)

It allows global communication.

c)

It requires physical presence.

d)

It is slower than traditional mail.

25.

Why is important to learn about how to use email and know about Phishing?

a)

Recognizing fraudulent emails.

b)

Sending only text messages.

c)

Using emails only in offices.

d)

Avoiding email usage.

26.

Why should links in emails start with HTTPS?

a)

To ensure the website is secure

b)

To make the email look professional

c)

To increase email speed

d)

To reduce email size

27.

What might a phishing email pretend to be?

a)

A personal message from a friend

b)

A bank or subscription service

c)

A weather update

d)

A news article

28.

Why is bad grammar and spelling a red flag in emails?

a)

It shows the email is informal

b)

It indicates a lack of professionalism

c)

It suggests the email might be a scam

d)

It makes the email hard to read

29.

What is a benefit of installing anti-virus software?

a)

It makes your computer slower

b)

It protects your computer from harmful attachments

c)

It deletes all your files

d)

It prevents you from sending emails

30.

What can happen if you download a harmful attachment without anti-virus protection?

a)

Your computer will become faster

b)

Your computer can be damaged

c)

You will receive a reward

d)

Your email will be deleted

31.

What can you do to block emails from certain addresses?

a)

Reply to them

b)

Add them to your contact list

c)

Block them using email settings

d)

Print them out

32.

Label the features of a phishing email correctly

33.

Why is it difficult to fully delete information shared online?

a)

Because it is stored on the servers

b)

Because it is printed on paper

c)

Because it is saved on your phone

d)

Because it is written in a book

34.

What is a digital identity?

a)

A physical ID card

b)

Traces of your online presence

c)

A type of computer software

d)

A social media account

35.

How can digital footprints affect privacy?

a)

By revealing too much personal data about you.

b)

By hiding all online activities

c)

By deleting all online traces

d)

By encrypting personal information

36.

What can happen if you share your phone number online?

a)

You will receive more compliments.

b)

You can be contacted by strangers

c)

It will improve your social life.

d)

It will make you more popular.

37.

What is one way to protect your personal details online?

a)

Share them with everyone.

b)

Use strong privacy settings.

c)

Post them on public forums.

d)

Ignore privacy concerns.

38.

What is a key method to minimize risk when sharing information online?

a)

Share as much personal information as possible

b)

Keep all social media sites private

c)

Accept all cookies without consideration

d)

Post inappropriate content

39.

What do cookies on websites primarily do?

a)

Delete your browsing history

b)

Track what you are looking at online

c)

Make your internet faster

d)

Protect your personal information

40.

What is the purpose of accepting cookies on websites?

a)

To delete your personal data

b)

To allow personal advertising

c)

To make your internet slower

d)

To protect your privacy

41.

What is a potential consequence of making inappropriate posts online?

a)

Increased privacy

b)

Legal trouble or bans

c)

More job opportunities

d)

Enhanced security

42.

How can you control the impact of your online presence?

a)

By sharing everything publicly

b)

By keeping your profiles private

c)

By ignoring privacy settings

d)

By accepting all cookies

43.

What does the term "viral" mean in the context of social media?

a)

A type of computer virus

b)

A widely shared and discussed video, meme, or image

c)

A new social media platform

d)

A popular online game

44.

Which social media platform is primarily used for sharing short videos?

a)

Pinterest

b)

TikTok

c)

LinkedIn

d)

X

45.

Which social media platform is known for professional networking?

a)

TikTok

b)

Facebook

c)

LinkedIn

d)

Instagram

46.

What is a benefit of using social media for communication?

a)

It is only available during certain hours

b)

It allows for global interaction

c)

It requires a subscription fee

d)

It is only for business use

47.

How do influencers typically use social media platforms?

a)

To play games

b)

To build a fan base and make money

c)

To write books

d)

To create art

48.

Which of the following is a feature of social media that helps in finding people with similar interests?

a)

It has a search function

b)

It offers free gifts

c)

It provides travel discounts

d)

It has a built-in translator

49.

What is the main reason people share content on social media?

a)

To keep it private

b)

To communicate and connect with others

c)

To delete it later

d)

To hide it from others

50.

What is a potential risk of geo tagging on social media?

a)

It helps you find new friends.

b)

It shows your location to others.

c)

It improves your online privacy.

d)

It makes your profile more attractive.

51.

What is a risk of not setting your profile to private?

a)

You can gain more followers.

b)

You can receive more likes.

c)

You are at risk of digital ID theft.

d)

You can post more photos.

52.

What can happen if someone becomes addicted to social media?

a)

They spend less time online.

b)

They become more productive.

c)

They spend too much time scrolling through posts.

d)

They improve their social skills.

53.

Why is geo tagging considered a risk?

a)

It hides your location.

b)

It reveals your location to others.

c)

It makes your profile private.

d)

It deletes your posts.

54.

Why should you not add strangers on social media?

a)

They might send you gifts.

b)

They could be harmful or unsafe.

c)

They will always be your friends.

d)

They can help you with homework.

55.

Match the risk of being online to the correct description

a)

Geo tagging

1.

Sharing location information can lead to privacy breaches.

b)

Cyber bullying/Trolling

2.

Harassment and intimidation through online platforms.

c)

Digital ID Theft/Open profiles

3.

Unauthorized access to personal information and identity.

d)

Addiction

4.

Excessive use of the internet affecting daily life.

e)

Grooming

5.

Manipulation and exploitation of vulnerable individuals.

56.

I have uploaded some images to my social media, now some of the people on my friends list are able to see where I live. How can I prevent this? 2 Marks

4 lines
57.

In what way can fake news contribute to racism or hatred?

a)

By spreading positive news about all groups

b)

By targeting specific groups to stir up hatred

c)

By promoting financial stability

d)

By enhancing democratic processes

58.

How does fake news impact trust in society?

a)

It increases trust between society and news publishers

b)

It has no effect on trust

c)

It decreases trust between society and news publishers

d)

It strengthens trust in political parties

59.

What is the relationship between fake news and financial impact?

a)

Fake news has no financial impact

b)

Fake news can negatively affect the income of companies or individuals

c)

Fake news always leads to financial gain

d)

Fake news promotes financial education

60.

Why is it important for a news story to have a source?

a)

To make it more entertaining.

b)

To verify where the story came from.

c)

To confuse the reader.

d)

To make it longer.

61.

What is a sign of poor quality in a news article?

a)

Spelling and grammatical errors in the story.

b)

The story is from a reliable source.

c)

The story provides factual evidence.

d)

The story is concise and clear.

62.

How can factual evidence in a story be useful?

a)

It makes the story more entertaining.

b)

It helps verify the truth of the story.

c)

It confuses the reader.

d)

It makes the story longer.

63.

What is a potential issue with a story that seems too passionate?

a)

It might be more engaging.

b)

It might lack objectivity.

c)

It might be more factual.

d)

It might be from a reliable source.

64.

What is meant by trolling?

a)

Searching for harmful content

b)

Prank calling someone.

c)

Blocking someone from social media.

d)

Intentionally commenting or posting offensive material to up set others.

65.

It is illegal to post harmful/offensive content on social media and the internet.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

What is a fake email that attempts to gain sensitive information such as a password or financial details known as?

a)

Junk

b)

Phishing

c)

Hacking

d)

Virus

67.

Why should you not share a post without reading of researching more first? 2 Marks

a)

It might be offensive.

b)

It could help you get more followers.

c)

It might make you popular.

d)

It could contain false information.

68.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Has at least 8 characters

Lowercase and Uppercase Characters

Not in the English Dictionary

Uses a mix of characters and symbols

Name of someone you are related to.

Names of pets or place of birth

Keep relatively simple

Birthdate or anniversary

Write it down somewhere

Use the same password across all accounts

Don't use personal information

Good Password Techniques
Bad Password Techniques
69.

Why do phishing emails often user larger companies like Netflix or popular banks?

a)
Phishing emails target larger companies to exploit their brand trust and reach a wider audience.
b)
Phishing emails are designed to inform users about security updates.
c)
Phishing emails are sent by companies to promote their services.
d)
Phishing emails focus on small businesses to avoid detection.

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