MCQ on Working Safely with computersVersion en ligne
Students should have a knowledge on Good sitting posture, Computer Crime, Computer Viruses and Computer Laws
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Which one of the following is a good sitting posture when working on the computer?
2
What is a good solution to excessive use of keyboard and mouse problems?
3
After watching the video, which of the following are correct on phishing?
Choose one or more answers
4
After viewing the video, which of the following are correct about Software Piracy?
Choose one or more answers
5
What should you do if someone is bullying you online?
6
Listen to the scenario and choose which law is being broken
7
Listen carefully to this scenario, choose what is wrong and which Law is broken
8
After listening to the audio, choose which law Gavin has violated?
9
What is a computer virus?
10
If your computer starts acting strangely after opening an unknown file, what should you do?
11
You should never click on links in emails from people you don’t know.
12
Spam emails are always safe and useful.
Feedback
Good posture is very important when using a computer. Sit up straight, keep your feet flat on the floor, and make sure the top of your screen is at eye level. This keeps your body healthy and comfortable while you work!
Always keep your wrists straight, use a chair that supports your back, and make sure your screen is at eye level. Take short breaks every 20–30 minutes to stretch and rest your hands.
Phishing usually happens online and takes advantage of your mental state, not your software. Scammers use fake websites or emails that look like real ones to trick your brain into reacting without thinking critically. Always pause, check carefully, and verify the message by contacting the source directly using known contact methods.
Pirated software often comes from unknown or illegal sources. It can contain malware or give hackers access to your computer, putting your security and privacy at risk. Using pirated software is considered unethical and unprofessional. Buying from the official source ensures you’re getting secure, updated, and ethical software.
Cyberbullying is when someone uses technology such as a phone, computer, or the interne to hurt, threaten, embarrass, or target another person repeatedly and intentionally. You should always report the bullying, block the person, and talk to a trusted adult like a parent or teacher. You don’t have to deal with it alone.
Medical information is private and must be kept confidential. Revealing sensitive personal data breaks Data Protection Act Law.
You must credit the original artist or ask for permission. Claiming someone else's work as your own is wrong.
This is called plagiarism.
It is illegal to create and spread malware, The Computer Misuse Act protects people and computer systems from unauthorized access, hacking, viruses, and misuse of data.
A computer virus is a type of harmful software (malware) that can:
•Spread from one computer to another,
•Damage files or programs,
•Slow down your device,
•Or even steal your information.
Antivirus software is a program that detects, prevents and removes viruses from your computer.
It also alerts you about unsafe websites or downloads and keeps your computer running smoothly by removing harmful programs.
Unknown links could lead to dangerous websites or install viruses on your device.
Spam emails are usually junk or unwanted messages. Some may contain scams or malware, so always be careful.
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