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Cybersecurity Practice Test C Review
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1
You turn off your phone's lock code because it's annoying. What security concern could you be risking if it's stolen?
Your phone could run out of battery.
The person who finds his phone could return it to him.
The person who finds you phone will have access to all your information
There is no security concern.
2
You see a pop-up ad on your favorite website saying you have won a Playstation. What should you do next?
Close the pop-up window. The link will likely take you to a malicious site.
Run your anti-virus program immediately.
Copy the web address and give it to his friends, too.
Click it before it disappears to get his free PlayStation.
3
Which of the following is the strongest password?
$uperStar54
password
123456789
Esmeralda+
4
You see a phone on the ground and the home screen has an inappropriate picture on it. What should you do?
Show the phone to your friends and then put it back on the ground
Keep the phone because you need a new phone
Give the phone to a person in authority or the police
Take a picture of the image on the phone and post it on social media
5
Of all the online activities listed below, which is the most popular and poses the greatest threat to personal privacy?
Mobile Texting
Social Networking
Online Gaming
Cyberbullying
6
You just bought a new game online. You have to give your anti-virus program time to scan it. What should you do?
Scan the application while the download is in progress.
Run the application as soon as it downloads.
Scan the application file before starting the download.
Download the application first before running it.
7
You cut down a video clip of a movie for a presentation to 2 minutes and 45 seconds. Does this follow Fair Use?
Yes, she can use up to 10% or 3 minutes, whichever is less
Yes, as long as it's for school, there are no restrictions.
No, she needs written permission from the copyright holder
No, she can only use up to 10% or 2 minutes, whichever is less
8
You accidentally installed a self-replicating program that has damaged your hard drive. What is this program called?
A virus
Adware
A firewall
Ransomware
9
What is a digital footprint?
A graphic organizer of a footprint with information about yourself
Information about yourself that you post online for anyone to obtain
A picture of a footprint found on the Internet
Your personal page on social media
10
Which of the following recommendations helps to make a strong password?
Use the same password on multiple sites.
Not using punctuation or symbols.
Only use 4 to 6 characters.
Avoid identifying information like a birthdate or pet name
11
You make a social media post that is critical of your teacher. What is the risk associated with this?
You could be violating privacy laws.
You could get the attention of unwanted trolls or cyberbullies.
You could expose personal information.
You could damage your personal reputation and digital footprint.
12
You click on a link that asks for personal info in exchange for a 90% off coupon. You don't know the site. What is this?
A Trojan virus
A pharming attempt
A phishing attempt
A virus
13
Which of the following is a good recommendation for teaching someone to stay safe while gaming online?
Stop playing games online - it's too scary out there
Recommend safety tips like not responding to bullying
Talk to everyone to make tons of new friends
Recommend safety tips like fighting back against bullying
14
Which of the following pieces of information should you avoid posting publicly on a social networking site?
Your high score from your favorite video game
Your favorite baseball player's name
Your address and/or phone number
Your favorite movie's title
15
When choosing to avoid giving the full name of people in your pictures on your social media, what is your main concern?
Publicity
Copyright
Marketing
Privacy
16
When it comes to mobile devices
and
your personal information, which statement is most true?
Mobile devices are impossible to lose or steal, so info is secure
Mobile devices are not secure because you can't create a passcode
Mobile devices require protection because they contain private information
Mobile devices are expensive and can be purchased in many places
17
Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?
Threatening to hit someone if they don't follow the rules
Posting a picture of you and your friends on social media
Writing a comment telling someone to stop threatening another student
Posting a GIF you made to embarrass the new kid at school
18
What permissions do you need to use a song that is placed in the public domain?
Pay a fee to the site that has the music
Only use 10% or 3 minutes of the music because it is copyrighted
Obtain permission from the composer of the music
Give credit to the source of the music using a citation
19
What should you do to ensure that your photos are not public and that others cannot freely download them?
Yell at people who download them and insist they are private photos!
Delete all of your photos immediately
Check your privacy settings and ensure they are set to private
Change the password to his social media account
20
You receive an e-mail saying you were "chosen" for an award, as long as you provide your personal info. What is this?
Virus
Adware
Pharming
Phishing
