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ESL Internet Safety Review
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How can you stay safe when you are online?
Give out your address and phone number.
Only open e-mails from people you know.
Download as many games as you can.
Share your password with friends.
2
A strong password can help defend your accounts from ________________, people who want to steal your information.
hackers
your teachers
people who want to watch Netflix on your account
your family
3
Which of the following is NOT a common password mistake?
using the same password for multiple accounts
sharing your password with friends
using a password generator
using personal information like family members' names
4
Which of the following is a strong password?
Sarah123
asdfghjkl
J&jwUth
password
5
How can you be sure that a website is safe for you?
Use your dictionary to look up all the words.
Click on all the links and advertisements.
Look at all the text and the pictures.
Look at the link- if it has a lock symbol or an "s" after http, it's safe.
6
How is a computer virus like the flu?
A computer virus only attacks people who are sick.
A computer virus can be cured with medicine
A computer virus can give you a sore throat.
A computer virus can spread to different computers.
7
Mia thinks her computer has a virus. What should she do?
She should turn it off and turn it back on.
She should e-mail all of her friends.
She should run her anti-virus software to check for risks.
She should download more games.
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Which is a piece of personal information?
your home address
the temperature outside
the height of the Empire State Building
the number of people who live in Virginia Beach
9
Which would make the best password?
hello
moby
1492
c4lif0rn14
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What kind of characters should passwords contain?
Only Chinese characters
symbols and pictures
every letter
uppercase, lowercase, symbols, and numbers