N-Level Computer Applications (SEAB 7018) Digital Citizenship and Safety quiz: copyright, plagiarism, digital footprint, netiquette, passwords, 2FA, phishing, malware, online safety quiz

The duty to tell others where you found a fact

The creator's legal right to control how their work is copied and used

A type of computer virus

A setting that hides your profile from strangers

Buying a song from an online store

Saving a free-to-use image and crediting the creator

Copying a paragraph from a website into your report and claiming it as your own writing

Quoting a source and naming it clearly

Use any image and remove its watermark

Screenshot it so it cannot be traced

Use it only if no one will notice

Use licensed or free-to-use content and credit the source

The lasting trail of information you leave online through posts, photos and activity

The size of a file on your device

The icon that shows you are online

A backup of your hard drive

Because the internet deletes everything after a year

Because once something is posted, others can copy, screenshot, share or save it, so old posts can resurface

Because only the police can delete posts

Because deleting one post deletes your whole account

Typing in all capital letters to be heard

Spreading a rumour quickly so people know

Being polite and respectful and thinking before you post

Replying angrily to anyone who disagrees

password123

Tom2009

qwerty

9!tR$keP2wQv

So that if one account is leaked, an attacker cannot use that password to get into your other accounts

So the accounts load faster

Because each website requires a different length

So you never have to remember any of them

It makes the password twice as long automatically

It adds a second check, such as a code sent to your phone, so a stolen password alone is not enough

It hides your password from the website

It backs up your files

Click the link quickly before the time runs out

Reply with your password to prove it is you

Do not click; go to the real website directly or use the official app, and report or delete the email

Forward it to your friends to warn them by clicking it

It is addressed to you by name with no links

It has no spelling mistakes and a correct address

It comes from a contact you saved yourself

It pressures you to act urgently and asks for your password

Harmful software such as viruses, spyware and ransomware

Software that is out of date

A type of strong password

A backup program

Turning off all updates to save time

Keeping software updated, using antivirus, being careful with links, and making backups

Opening every attachment to check it

Sharing your password with friends so they can help

Your favourite colour

The name of a popular film

Your home address and date of birth

A general opinion about the weather

Reporting a scam to the platform

Posting a helpful answer in a class group

Blocking a stranger you do not know

Using digital devices or the internet to repeatedly hurt, threaten or embarrass someone

Do not retaliate; keep evidence, block and report the person, and tell a trusted adult

Retaliate with worse messages

Delete all the messages so there is no trace

Change schools immediately