ICT DEVICES AND SAFETY MEASURES (Primary 1 ICT)

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In this game, players will determine whether various nouns are related to the themes of letters, films, teaching, and announcements. Players will answer with a checkmark (✅) for nouns that are relevant and a cross (❌) for those that are not.

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ICT DEVICES AND SAFETY MEASURES (Primary 1 ICT)Online version In this game, players will determine whether various nouns are related to the themes of letters, films, teaching, and announcements. Players will answer with a checkmark (✅) for nouns that are relevant and a cross (❌) for those that are not. by YAKILI LMS 1 jacket Yes No 2 television remote Yes No 3 guitar Yes No 4 movie Yes No 5 presentation Yes No 6 newsletter Yes No 7 computer game Yes No 8 car Yes No 9 classroom Yes No 10 email Yes No 11 ocean Yes No 12 teacher Yes No 13 lecture Yes No 14 announcement Yes No 15 letter Yes No 16 tree Yes No 17 bicycle Yes No 18 documentary Yes No 19 pizza Yes No 20 mountain Yes No 21 Television channels offer educational programs. Yes No 22 Radio broadcasts provide news and entertainment. Yes No 23 A podcast is a source of information from a newspaper. Yes No 24 Social media posts are primarily from television. Yes No 25 An email is a source of information from the radio. Yes No 26 Talk shows on the radio discuss current events. Yes No 27 Podcasts are often distributed via radio platforms. Yes No 28 Telephone calls can be a source of personal communication. Yes No 29 A billboard is a source of information from television. Yes No 30 News reports on television inform the public. Yes No 31 A newspaper is a source of information from the telephone. Yes No 32 A magazine is a source of information from the telephone. Yes No 33 A movie is a source of information from the radio. Yes No 34 A book is a source of information from the radio. Yes No 35 A computer virus can be transmitted through a telephone. Yes No 36 Television news anchors present information to viewers. Yes No 37 Television documentaries provide in-depth information. Yes No 38 Emergency alerts can be sent through radio systems. Yes No 39 A video game provides information from television broadcasts. Yes No 40 Radio interviews feature experts sharing their knowledge. Yes No 41 Using public Wi-Fi without a VPN. Yes No 42 Using devices while driving. Yes No 43 Not using any security software. Yes No 44 Clicking on unknown links in emails. Yes No 45 Educating yourself about online scams. Yes No 46 Using parental controls on devices for children. Yes No 47 Using a screen protector to reduce glare. Yes No 48 Sharing your passwords with friends. Yes No 49 Setting privacy settings on social media accounts. Yes No 50 Avoiding sharing personal information online. Yes No

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ICT DEVICES AND SAFETY MEASURES (Primary 1 ICT)Online version

by YAKILI LMS

jacket

television remote

guitar

movie

presentation

newsletter

computer game

car

classroom

email

ocean

teacher

lecture

announcement

letter

tree

bicycle

documentary

pizza

mountain

Television channels offer educational programs.

Radio broadcasts provide news and entertainment.

A podcast is a source of information from a newspaper.

Social media posts are primarily from television.

An email is a source of information from the radio.

Talk shows on the radio discuss current events.

Podcasts are often distributed via radio platforms.

Telephone calls can be a source of personal communication.

A billboard is a source of information from television.

News reports on television inform the public.

A newspaper is a source of information from the telephone.

A magazine is a source of information from the telephone.

A movie is a source of information from the radio.

A book is a source of information from the radio.

A computer virus can be transmitted through a telephone.

Television news anchors present information to viewers.

Television documentaries provide in-depth information.

Emergency alerts can be sent through radio systems.

A video game provides information from television broadcasts.

Radio interviews feature experts sharing their knowledge.

Using public Wi-Fi without a VPN.

Using devices while driving.

Not using any security software.

Clicking on unknown links in emails.

Educating yourself about online scams.

Using parental controls on devices for children.

Using a screen protector to reduce glare.

Sharing your passwords with friends.

Setting privacy settings on social media accounts.

Avoiding sharing personal information online.