Quiz: G8 Cyber Lesson 1+2


G8 Cyber Lesson 1+2Online version Cyber safety basics by sofiane kahouadji 1 A free mobile game asks for full name, school, and city to “improve the experience.” What should the student do? a D. Share the information because many apps ask for it b C. Avoid sharing the information if it is not necessary for the game c B. Enter fake information to continue playing d A. Provide only the name but not the school 2 A website asks users to agree to its privacy policy before creating an account. What is the main purpose of a privacy policy? a A. To explain how the website’s features work b B. To describe how personal data is collected, stored, and used c D. To allow users to change their passwords d C. To inform users about website updates 3 You receive an email saying unusual activity in your account. The sender looks official but the address is strange. What should you do? a C. Ignore the link and verify the account directly through the official website b A. Click the link and change the password immediately c B. Reply to the email asking for more details d D. Forward the email to friends to ask their opinion 4 Why are children often more vulnerable to online scams? a C. They have more online accounts than adults b B. They may trust online messages without verifying the source c D. They spend more time playing games d A. They usually use weaker devices 5 A social media app asks to access contacts, location, and microphone, though mainly used for posting pictures. What is the most responsible action? a A. Accept all permissions so the app works properly b B. Allow the permissions temporarily and remove them later c C. Review and deny permissions that are unrelated to the app’s function d D. Accept the permissions because most apps request them 6 Which situation creates the highest risk of identity theft? a B. Posting a photo of a vacation online b A. Sharing your full name and birthday on a public profile c C. Commenting on a friend’s post d D. Liking a public page 7 A website looks identical to a well-known bank site but its address is slightly different. What is the main purpose of such a site? a C. To promote financial services b A. To improve website security c D. To test website design d B. To collect login information from users 8 Why should users limit the amount of personal information they post online? a B. Too much information slows down the internet b A. Personal information can be combined and used to track or impersonate someone c C. Social media platforms restrict large profiles d D. Personal information automatically becomes public property 9 A student installs an app that asks for camera and microphone access immediately. What should they consider before allowing access? a C. Whether the app has advertisements b B. Whether the permissions are necessary for the app’s purpose c A. Whether the device battery is full d D. Whether the device storage is full 10 Which practice best improves online account security? a B. Sharing passwords only with trusted friends b A. Using different strong passwords for different accounts c C. Changing passwords only when problems occur d D. Using the same password to remember it easily

1

A free mobile game asks for full name, school, and city to “improve the experience.” What should the student do?

a

D. Share the information because many apps ask for it

b

C. Avoid sharing the information if it is not necessary for the game

c

B. Enter fake information to continue playing

d

A. Provide only the name but not the school

2

A website asks users to agree to its privacy policy before creating an account. What is the main purpose of a privacy policy?

a

A. To explain how the website’s features work

b

B. To describe how personal data is collected, stored, and used

c

D. To allow users to change their passwords

d

C. To inform users about website updates

3

You receive an email saying unusual activity in your account. The sender looks official but the address is strange. What should you do?

a

C. Ignore the link and verify the account directly through the official website

b

A. Click the link and change the password immediately

c

B. Reply to the email asking for more details

d

D. Forward the email to friends to ask their opinion

4

Why are children often more vulnerable to online scams?

a

C. They have more online accounts than adults

b

B. They may trust online messages without verifying the source

c

D. They spend more time playing games

d

A. They usually use weaker devices

5

A social media app asks to access contacts, location, and microphone, though mainly used for posting pictures. What is the most responsible action?

a

A. Accept all permissions so the app works properly

b

B. Allow the permissions temporarily and remove them later

c

C. Review and deny permissions that are unrelated to the app’s function

d

D. Accept the permissions because most apps request them

6

Which situation creates the highest risk of identity theft?

a

B. Posting a photo of a vacation online

b

A. Sharing your full name and birthday on a public profile

c

C. Commenting on a friend’s post

d

D. Liking a public page

7

A website looks identical to a well-known bank site but its address is slightly different. What is the main purpose of such a site?

a

C. To promote financial services

b

A. To improve website security

c

D. To test website design

d

B. To collect login information from users

8

Why should users limit the amount of personal information they post online?

a

B. Too much information slows down the internet

b

A. Personal information can be combined and used to track or impersonate someone

c

C. Social media platforms restrict large profiles

d

D. Personal information automatically becomes public property

9

A student installs an app that asks for camera and microphone access immediately. What should they consider before allowing access?

a

C. Whether the app has advertisements

b

B. Whether the permissions are necessary for the app’s purpose

c

A. Whether the device battery is full

d

D. Whether the device storage is full

10

Which practice best improves online account security?

a

B. Sharing passwords only with trusted friends

b

A. Using different strong passwords for different accounts

c

C. Changing passwords only when problems occur

d

D. Using the same password to remember it easily

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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G8 Cyber Lesson 1+2Online version

by sofiane kahouadji

A free mobile game asks for full name, school, and city to “improve the experience.” What should the student do?

A website asks users to agree to its privacy policy before creating an account. What is the main purpose of a privacy policy?

You receive an email saying unusual activity in your account. The sender looks official but the address is strange. What should you do?

Why are children often more vulnerable to online scams?

A social media app asks to access contacts, location, and microphone, though mainly used for posting pictures. What is the most responsible action?

Which situation creates the highest risk of identity theft?

A website looks identical to a well-known bank site but its address is slightly different. What is the main purpose of such a site?

Why should users limit the amount of personal information they post online?

A student installs an app that asks for camera and microphone access immediately. What should they consider before allowing access?

Which practice best improves online account security?

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