A) requests a payment for goods you have not received B) contains abusive and threatening language C) encourages you to click on a link to a fraudulent website D) offers you products in which you may have no interest
A) click on the link in the email to check if it’s genuine B) reply, pointing out the error C) forward the email to a friend to check D) report it as a possible phishing scam
A) address you by name B) have a heading with a logo which appears genuine C) offer large sums of money D) appear to come from a friend
A) pointing to the link without clicking B) clicking the link C) deleting the email D) replying to the email
A) The computer misuse act B) The Data Protection Act or GDPR C) Copyright Law D) Health & Safety Law
A) forward the email to a friend B) delete the email C) reply to the email D) send some money
A) hacking B) virus attack C) data theft D) copyright infringement
A) never clicking on links that you are suspicious of B) all of the above C) being aware of different types of email D) using the spam filter
A) look at someone else’s computer files without permission with intent to commit further criminal offences B) change data on someone else’s computer files without permission C) look at someone else’s computer files without permission D) all of the above
A) can only steal one password at a time B) are rarely able to steal your personal data C) will destroy your computer hardware D) sometimes steal passwords so they can access your online account
A) making frequent backups B) never using computers in public spaces, like a library C) only allowing your friends and family to know your passwords D) Choosing a strong password and changing it regularly
A) can only be transmitted via email B) cannot be removed from your computer C) you may unintentionally transmit to other computers D) will destroy your computer hardware
A) a software bug B) unwanted software installed without consent C) a type of virus D) security software to detect viruses
A) Your browser alerts you it has blocked a pop-up window B) Your homepage has changed unexpectedly C) You receive a fraudulent email D) Your browser alerts you to update to a newer version
A) steal important information from your computer B) overwrite your files and corrupt your data C) all of the above D) use a lot of memory and slow down your computer
A) It is easy to spot when your computer has a virus B) Viruses cannot be spread via email C) Anti-virus software will always prevent a virus from attacking your computer D) Viruses can completely destroy your computer
A) Any of the above B) You see a lot of pop up adverts even when you're offline C) A new toolbar appears on your browser D) Your hard disk is working overtime but you're not doing anything
A) post personal details on social networking sites B) open emails from people you do not know C) pen email attachments D) Download music or software from illegal sites
A) use something easy to remember like your pet’s name B) save all your passwords in a file on your computer in case you forget one C) use a combination of letters and numbers that mean something to you but no one else D) use a foreign word that will not be in an English dictionary
A) none of the above B) you change them regularly C) they are atleast 8 characters long D) you can use different passwords for all your online accounts
A) JustinSmith B) softcatsears C) ASDFGHpoiuy D) Justin123456
A) has to ask permission to keep your data on their computer B) must register with the Information Comissioner C) must register with the Local Authority D) must delete the data when you leave
A) Their loyalty card number B) All of the above C) The amount they spent last year at the supermarket D) Their address
A) The Criminal Misuse Act B) The Health & Safety Act C) The Personal data Act D) the General Data Protection Regulations
A) personal data held by an organisation must be protected from hackers B) only government organisations can hold personal data about you C) all personal data must be encrypted D) personal data must be updated at least once a year
A) they will be unable to get the data corrected B) they can correct the data themselves C) they have a right to see what data the company holds about them D) they can log on any time to find out what data is held about them
A) allow people to see what data is held about them B) all of the above C) keep the data secure D) keep the data accurate and up to date
A) the year that a particular pupil joined the school B) the number of pupils in school C) the school's email address D) the average percentage a*-c grades at gcse gained by pupils last year
A) a type of input device B) illegal software used to steal passwords C) software used to gather inofrmation about individuals D) a type of virus
A) keep the data forever B) sell the data for research purposes after removing data from which individuals can be identified C) none of the above D) seel the data to other organisatiosn
A) upload photosgraphghs of yourself that you would not want everyone to see B) enter personal details of your friends and families C) enter your address D) enter any of the above
A) all of the above B) provide wrist rests for the keyboard C) plan work at a computer so there are frequent breaks D) pay for glasses for employees who need them, if they spend a lot of time using a computer
A) provide flat screens B) provide tiltable screens C) provide cup holders D) all of the above
A) has an adjustable chair which supports the lower back B) has the screen above eye level C) all of the above D) has atleast 10m of space per person
A) you should take regular breaks B) the room should be well-lit, not too bright and dim C) the light should not reflect off your computer screen D) all of the above
A) using a computer in almost all of your lessons B) Using a keyboard for several hours a day C) sitting in the same position for too long D) moving heavy computers about frequently
A) have their company closed down B) at worst, face a prison sentence C) have their computer equipment confiscated D) at worst, have to pay a fine
A) delete all the files on your computer B) empty the recycle bin C) none of the above D) reformat the hard drive
A) It should be taken apart and the outer casing recycled, the rest put in the bin B) It should be taken to a recycling centre C) It should be taken to a landfill site D) It should be incinerated to ensure that sensitive data is destroyed
A) Reciver files that you have deleted from your hard drive B) Recover emails that you have sent C) Recover files even if you have reformatted your hard drive D) all of the above |