6. Which strategy is least effective for maintaining classroom device security?

Disabling screensaver passwords for convenience

1. Which of the following best describes the main purpose of cybersecurity in K–12 schools?

Protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of school data

2. Which example below illustrates a phishing attempt?

A message saying your account will be deactivated unless you click the link

10. Which file-sharing practice best protects student data privacy?

Shared info on Google Drive with limited access & password protection

5. What is the primary benefit of multi-factor authentication (MFA)?

Only authorized users can access accounts, even if password is compromised

9. After noticing unusual account activity, what should you do first?

Immediately disconnect the device from the network and notify IT

3. What is a digital footprint most accurately defined as?

All data an individual creates, shares, or leaves behind using the internet

8. What’s a realistic risk of storing sensitive student data on a personal device?

Data may be exposed if device is lost stolen or accessed without permission

4. Which of the following practices contributes the most to password security?

Using a password manager and enabling multi-factor authentication

7. When teaching students about online behavior, which principle should guide your approach?

Modeling responsible digital citizenship and guiding proactive habits

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6. Which strategy is least effective for maintaining classroom device security?
Disabling screensaver passwords for convenience
Limiting access to approved applications
Enabling automatic updates
Using antivirus software
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1. Which of the following best describes the main purpose of cybersecurity in K–12 schools?
Ensuring compliance with grading software licensing
Protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of school data
Monitoring all student online activity in real time
Preventing student misuse of social media
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2. Which example below illustrates a phishing attempt?
A message saying your account will be deactivated unless you click the link
A student asking to borrow a USB drive during class
An email from IT requesting you reset your password
A system update notification from your device’s operating system
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10. Which file-sharing practice best protects student data privacy?
Shared info on Google Drive with limited access & password protection
Storing class rosters on a personal flash drive
Emailing unencrypted documents to colleagues
Posting classroom files on public folders for easy access
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5. What is the primary benefit of multi-factor authentication (MFA)?
It allows quicker login from multiple devices
It eliminates the need to remember passwords
Only authorized users can access accounts, even if password is compromised
It requires users to change passwords more often
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9. After noticing unusual account activity, what should you do first?
Continue using the account to observe further signs
Immediately disconnect the device from the network and notify IT
Attempt to fix it on your own by changing system files
Post a warning to your colleagues in a group chat
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3. What is a digital footprint most accurately defined as?
All data an individual creates, shares, or leaves behind using the internet
Any data stored by a school’s server
Website browsing history collected by school filters
Data shared intentionally on social media
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8. What’s a realistic risk of storing sensitive student data on a personal device?
The data might become unreadable
The device may run out of storage space
The data will sync automatically to the school's backup
Data may be exposed if device is lost stolen or accessed without permission
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4. Which of the following practices contributes the most to password security?
Creating passwords with dictionary words and symbols
Using different passwords for school and personal accounts
Storing passwords in your browser for convenience
Using a password manager and enabling multi-factor authentication
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7. When teaching students about online behavior, which principle should guide your approach?
Modeling responsible digital citizenship and guiding proactive habits
Trusting students to self-regulate
Relying on automated content filters to enforce behavior
Blocking all access to social media

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