What’s a sign of a spoofed email?

An urgent message with a sketchy link

2FA adds extra security by…

Sending a code to verify identity

A way to sign in using another account

Data use policies tell you…

How your info is collected and shared

Encryption is like…

A secret code only you and the recipient can read

Which of these is a backup method?

Saving to an external hard drive

Why read the terms before using an app?

To understand how your data is used

Why shouldn’t you reuse passwords?

If one gets stolen, others are at risk

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1
What’s a sign of a spoofed email?
Grammar is perfect
An urgent message with a sketchy link
Your name spelled correctly
Comes from a friend
2
2FA adds extra security by…
Charging money
Logging you out
Sending a code to verify identity
Limiting internet speed
3
Which of these is safe to do on public Wi-Fi?
Logging into work accounts
Online banking
Accessing school assignments
Checking social media with personal info
4
What makes a password strong?
Just one word
Your pet’s name
Your birthday
A long combo of letters, numbers, symbols
5
What is OAuth?
A password saver
A way to sign in using another account
A new operating system
A type of Wi-Fi
6
Which is the most secure Wi-Fi setting at home?
Public mode
No password
WPA2 or WPA3
WEP
7
Which of these is the STRONGEST password?
password123
P@55w0rd!
7g#Lk$e9R!2v
iloveyou
8
Data use policies tell you…
How your info is collected and shared
What your password should be
Where the app was made
How much storage is used
9
Encryption is like…
Using Bluetooth
Writing in all caps
Turning off your phone
A secret code only you and the recipient can read
10
Which browser helps protect privacy?
Chrome with no extensions
Internet Explorer
DuckDuckGo
Random pop-up browser
11
Which of these improves your privacy?
Enable location tracking
Turn on app permissions
Share contacts with all apps
Limit what apps can access
12
Which of these tools encrypts your data?
Chrome
BitLocker
Facebook
TikTok
13
What happens when you accept terms of service?
The app gets deleted
You get paid
Nothing
You enter a legal contract
14
Which of these is a backup method?
Printing your files
Posting them online
Saving to an external hard drive
Sending files to a friend
15
Why read the terms before using an app?
To understand how your data is used
To see who owns the company
To learn the features
For fun
16
You should update your device’s software regularly because…
It fixes security holes
It installs the newest games
It slows down your phone
It makes the screen brighter
17
What should you check before joining a new app?
If your friends use it
The logo
How pretty it looks
What data it collects
18
Which of these is NOT a good way to protect your device?
Using strong passwords
Ignoring software updates
Locking your screen when away
Installing antivirus software
19
When you delete a file, it’s…
Hidden only
Gone forever
Still recoverable
Sent to the FBI
20
Which of these is an example of a passphrase?
Summer2023
123456789
CatDogFish
IlovePizzaOnTuesdays!
21
Which of these is safe to post online?
Full birthdate
Home address
Social Security number
Favorite TV show
22
What deletes data permanently?
Moving to a folder
Secure erase tool
Recycle bin
Shift + Delete
23
What is a risk of oversharing online?
Identity theft
Losing your phone
Winning prizes
Getting free stuff
24
Which password is the weakest?
Banana_Milk_44
R@inB0w$23
H!j7#Km%9Z
Qwerty123
25
When signing up for a free app, you may be…
Giving away your data
Getting paid
Downloading a virus
Hiring someone
26
Why shouldn’t you reuse passwords?
There’s no reason
It’s annoying
It confuses hackers
If one gets stolen, others are at risk

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