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Internet Safety: Quick QuizOnline version

Timed quiz with scoring and levels.

by Akordeoniasta
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What is phishing in internet safety?

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Before clicking a link in an email, what should you do?

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Which password is strongest?

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What is two-factor authentication (2FA)?

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What should you do with suspicious pop-ups?

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Is it safe to reuse passwords across sites?

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What info should you never share online?

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What is a VPN mainly for?

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How should you treat public Wi‑Fi for sensitive tasks?

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What should you do after receiving a suspicious email?

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Phishing uses deceptive messages to steal data.

Verify sender and URL before opening links.

Long, unique, mixed chars resist guessing.

2FA requires a second form of proof.

Pop-ups can be phishing or malware.

Unique passwords reduce cross-site risk.

Sensitive data should stay private.

VPNs protect data on public Wi‑Fi.

Public Wi‑Fi is risky; use VPN and HTTPS.

Reporting helps prevent others from being targeted.

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