☺ Internet Safety Quiz ☺funny
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You get an email asking you to send your address to them so they can send you a free Xbox360, what do you do?
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Give them the address.
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Send the email to Chandler Lee.
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Delete the email.
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Send the email to Christopher Osario.
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Send the email to Alex Liang.
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Help Chris get 62 words per minute on his typing test..
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Send the email to Andrew Trinh.
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Take this quiz to find out if you should be using your internet.
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What does Malware do?
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It messes up your computer and makes it go slower.
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It changes your password.
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It speeds up your computer illegally.
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It deletes your music.
Correct Answer
A. It messes up your computer and makes it go slower.Explanation
Malware refers to malicious software designed to harm or disrupt a computer system. It can cause various negative impacts on a computer, such as slowing it down, corrupting files, stealing personal information, or granting unauthorized access to hackers. Therefore, the correct answer states that malware messes up a computer and makes it go slower, which aligns with the typical behavior and consequences of malware infections.Rate this question:
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If a flashing pop-up appears saying that you are the 1000th visitor and it wants you to "click here" to claim your prize. What do you do?
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Send them your email address.
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Send it to your friend because you are skeptical about it.
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Click on the advertisement.
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Close the advertisement.
Correct Answer
A. Close the advertisement.Explanation
When a flashing pop-up appears claiming that you are the 1000th visitor and asks you to click to claim a prize, it is most likely a scam or a form of phishing. These types of pop-ups are designed to trick users into revealing personal information or downloading malicious software. It is important to be cautious and not click on such advertisements. The safest option is to close the advertisement to avoid any potential harm or security risks.Rate this question:
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What would you think someone is trying to do if you get an email saying that you can have Robot Unicorn Attack for $1, and they need your credit card # and also your bank account password and your social security number?
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They are stupid for trying to sell it for almost nothing.
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I would give them all my information within five minutes.
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I would think that they are trying to pull a fast one on me because I know what identity theft is.
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God loves me.
Correct Answer
A. I would think that they are trying to pull a fast one on me because I know what identity theft is.Explanation
The correct answer suggests that the person receiving the email understands the concept of identity theft and recognizes that providing personal information such as credit card number, bank account password, and social security number is risky. They are aware that the email sender is attempting to deceive them and potentially engage in fraudulent activities.Rate this question:
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What is one way to lower your risk of spyware?
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Delete "system32" from your computer.
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Use Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware programs.
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Keep your internet on the "Down Low".
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There is no way.
Correct Answer
A. Use Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware programs.Explanation
Using anti-virus and anti-spyware programs is one way to lower the risk of spyware. These programs are designed to detect and remove spyware from your computer, protecting it from potential threats. By regularly scanning your system and keeping these programs updated, you can minimize the chances of spyware infections and safeguard your personal information. Deleting "system32" from your computer or keeping your internet on the "Down Low" are not effective methods for lowering the risk of spyware.Rate this question:
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What is Phishing?
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Capturing fish for sport or food.
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The fraudulent practice of sending e-mails purporting to be from legitimate companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as credit-card numbers, online.
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Scamming.
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Bothering people through the internet.
Correct Answer
A. The fraudulent practice of sending e-mails purporting to be from legitimate companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as credit-card numbers, online.Explanation
Phishing is the fraudulent practice of sending deceptive emails that appear to be from reputable companies, with the intention of tricking individuals into disclosing personal information, such as credit card numbers, online. These phishing emails often contain links to fake websites that imitate legitimate ones, aiming to deceive users into entering their sensitive data. This practice is a form of online scamming, where cybercriminals attempt to exploit unsuspecting individuals for financial gain.Rate this question:
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What is spam?
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Food .
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Objects that have no use.
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Unsolicited e-mail.
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All of the above.
Correct Answer
A. Unsolicited e-mail.Explanation
The correct answer is "Unsolicited e-mail." Spam refers to unsolicited or unwanted email messages that are sent in bulk to a large number of recipients without their consent. These emails often contain advertisements, scams, or malicious content and can be a nuisance or pose a threat to the recipients. Therefore, the term "spam" specifically refers to unsolicited e-mail and not food or objects with no use.Rate this question:
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If your accounts have been compromised, what might have you been a victim of?
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A virus created by nerds.
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Phishing.
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Your brother finding out your password and spams it because you deserve it.
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Amnesia.
Correct Answer
A. Phishing.Explanation
If your accounts have been compromised, you might have been a victim of phishing. Phishing is a type of cyber attack where attackers trick individuals into revealing sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or social security numbers by pretending to be a trustworthy entity. This can be done through deceptive emails, fake websites, or phone calls. It is a common method used by hackers to gain unauthorized access to personal accounts and steal confidential information.Rate this question:
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If your computer has been unresponsive, what type of virus do you might have?
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Malware.
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Spam.
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Phishing problems.
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Identity theft.
Correct Answer
A. Malware.Explanation
If your computer has been unresponsive, it is likely that you might have a malware virus. Malware refers to malicious software that is designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system. It can cause your computer to become unresponsive by consuming system resources, slowing down the operating system, or interfering with normal functions. Spam, phishing problems, and identity theft are not directly related to computer responsiveness, hence they are not the correct answers.Rate this question:
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What is one way you can tell that you have been spammed?
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You are getting emails that you don't want.
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You get emails saying that you have won something.
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You get emails from the same emails after you have declined.
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You get emails regarding what your friends are doing.
Correct Answer(s)
A. You are getting emails that you don't want.
A. You get emails saying that you have won something.
A. You get emails from the same emails after you have declined.Explanation
One way you can tell that you have been spammed is by receiving emails that you don't want. Additionally, getting emails saying that you have won something and receiving emails from the same email addresses after you have declined are also indicators of being spammed.Rate this question:
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