
Staying Safe in the Digital World
Quiz by Frank Williams
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- Q1What characterizes a legitimate sender's email address?They always use free email servicesLegitimate companies use official domains (e.g., @company.com).They frequently change their domainThey often have random characters30s
- Q2What is a common sign of a phishing email?Informative newslettersPersonal greetings with your namePhrases like 'Act Now' or 'Your Account Will Be Suspended' are red flags.Offers to double your money30s
- Q3What should you do to inspect links in emails?Copy and paste them into a browserHover over links without clicking.Ignore the links completelyClick them to see where they lead30s
- Q4Which URL prefix indicates a secure website?HTTPS indicates a secure site.FTPWWWHTTP30s
- Q5What is a risk associated with open Wi-Fi networks?They are convenient for workHackers can intercept data sent over unsecured networks.They provide faster internet accessThey are always safe to use30s
- Q6How can you secure your mobile device?Avoid securing your mobile deviceUse simple passwordsUse strong passwords or biometric locks.Keep your device unlocked for convenience30s
- Q7What does Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) provide?An extra layer of security for your accounts.More social media accessAn emergency contact featureFaster login processes30s
- Q8What should you do to protect your privacy on social media?Share everything publiclyAccept all friend requestsPost your location regularlyLimit visibility of your posts to friends only.30s
- Q9What is a proactive measure when receiving suspicious friend requests on social media?Verify profiles before accepting.Ignore all friend requestsAccept them to increase your networkReport them without checking30s
- Q10What should you do with suspicious online activity?Ignore it and move onEngage with the accountReport fake accounts or inappropriate behavior.Attempt to confront the person30s
- Q11What type of email domains should you trust when receiving emails from companies?Random free email services (e.g., @yahoo.com)Generic email domains (e.g., @gmail.com)Legitimate companies use official domains (e.g., @company.com).Misspelled domains (e.g., @conpany.com)30s
- Q12What type of greeting can indicate a potential scam in an email?Generic greetings like 'Dear User.'Personalized greetings with your nameGreetings that include your account detailsWarnings about your bank account30s
- Q13Which phrases in an email can act as red flags for urgency?'Your Account Has Been Verified''Survey Completion Reward'Phrases like 'Act Now' or 'Your Account Will Be Suspended.''Thank You for Your Purchase'30s
- Q14What should you do if you receive an email with unexpected attachments?Only download if it looks safeOpen it to see what's insideDownload the attachment immediatelyAvoid downloading unexpected attachments, especially from unknown senders.30s
- Q15What is an indicator that a website is secure?A website with a generic addressLook for secure sites starting with https://.A website with a lot of adsA website that loads quickly30s