How to Stay Safe on the Internet
  • 1. Which of these should you avoid clicking on?
A) Websites you visit often.
B) Search results from reputable websites.
C) Unknown links in emails.
D) Links on verified social media.
  • 2. What does two-factor authentication provide?
A) Faster internet access.
B) Free software downloads.
C) A way to recover lost passwords.
D) An extra layer of security.
  • 3. What should you do if you receive a suspicious email?
A) Forward it to friends.
B) Open it to see what it’s about.
C) Report it and do not open attachments.
D) Reply to ask if it's legitimate.
  • 4. What is a VPN used for?
A) To improve your download speed.
B) To find public Wi-Fi.
C) To secure your internet connection.
D) To block ads.
  • 5. Why is it important to check privacy settings on social media?
A) To increase your friend list.
B) To attract more followers.
C) To control who sees your information.
D) To make your profile more colorful.
  • 6. What is malware?
A) A program for creating websites.
B) Software that enhances performance.
C) A type of computer hardware.
D) Malicious software designed to harm devices.
  • 7. What should you do if you suspect an account has been hacked?
A) Change your password immediately.
B) Ignore it and hope it returns.
C) Continue using the account as normal.
D) Delete the account.
  • 8. What is adware?
A) A platform for buying products.
B) A secure encryption method.
C) A type of online game.
D) Software that displays unwanted ads.
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