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Cybersecurity Practice Test A Review
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Multiple Answers! Which elements should strong passwords have?
Lowercase letters
Uppercase letters
At least 8 characters
Numbers
Symbols
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What is plagiarism?
Allowing limited amount of use of copyrighted materials for edu purposes
Using someone else's work and taking credit for it
Work that is not under any copyright protection
A way of giving credit to authors for their work
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You're a website that connects dog owners. You can chat with other owners & share photos. This site is an example of a:
Pharming
Online Gaming
Virtual Reality
Social Network
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Before you download a new program onto your computer you should...
Run it through an anti-virus software to be sure it's safe
Download it first and then check it with an anti-virus software
Make sure it costs a lot of money to rack up expensive charges
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You log on to your computer but it looks like someone else is controlling your computer. What's happening?!
Phishing is happening
Spyware is installed
Netiquette is installed
Pharming is hapenning
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What is pharming?
Links (URLS) that lead users to download viruses or malware
Fake emails that appear to come from trusted peeps & ask for financial info
Viruses that can travel from computer to computer
Programs that seem helpful but harm your computer
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True or False: I can remove a video permanently from the internet after I post it to social media.
True
False
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Which is true about inappropriate texting?
It can be a form of cyberbullying
It should be reported to a trusted adult or the police
All of these!
It could cause you to be suspended from school
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Choose 2! Which of these are strong passwords?
KiteBell9871!
abcdef
TiffanyRocks
PinkFrog@12
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What is phishing?
Viruses that can travel from computer to computer
Links that lead users to download viruses or malware
Fake emails that appear to come from trusted peeps & ask for financial info
Programs that seem helpful but harm your computer
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What is the public domain?
A way of giving credit to authors for their work
Work that is not under any copyright protection
Allowing limited amount of use of copyrighted materials for edu purposes
Using someone else's work and taking credit for it
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What is netiquette?
Someone who stands up for people or reports bullying incidents
Using someone else's work and taking credit for it
Bullying that occurs using technology
Rules for acting appropriately online
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You are ordering groceries online and see an add pop-up for shoes on sale. Should you click on the pop-up?
Yes. Who can pass up a shoe sale?
No. You don't know if the site it's taking you to is trusted or not.
No. Pop-up ads are a form of plagiarism.
Yes. Pop-up ads can be trusted.
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What is fair use?
A way of giving credit to authors for their work
Using someone else's work and taking credit for it
Allowing limited amount of use of copyrighted materials for edu purposes
Work that is not under any copyright protection
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Which of the following is acceptable (safe) to post on social media?
Your credit card info
A pic of your new shoes
Your phone number
Your address
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What is the track you "leave behind" on the internet by checking in to locations or posting photos called?
Digital Footprint
Netiquette
Dossier
Copyright
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What is a virus?
A program that collects your computer activity and passwords
Fake emails that appear to come from trusted peeps & ask for financial info
Programs that destroy data or files on your computer
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What are citations?
Using someone else's work and taking credit for it
Work that is not under any copyright protection
A way of giving credit to authors for their work
Allowing limited amount of use of copyrighted materials for edu purposes
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What is it called when a person is embarrassed or treated in a hurtful manner through the use of technology?
Copyright infringement
Netiquette
Bystander
Cyberbullying
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What is malware?
Code that spies on your computer and collects data like passwords & emails
A program/file that can cause damage to an electronic device
Emails that appear to come from someone that you trust are suspicious
Software purchased that protects your computer from viruses
