Track quiz
Show on a big screenCheck the ten habits below. Then try the quiz.
| Idea | What to remember |
|---|---|
| Private facts | Keep facts that could help a stranger find you private. |
| Passwords | A password built from you is easy to guess. |
| Who is there | A typed name, photo or age proves nothing. |
| Kind messages | A mean message hurts, typed or spoken. |
| If wrong | If something feels wrong, tell a grown-up. |
| Credit | Using someone's work without credit or permission is wrong. |
| Hacking | Hacking is getting into a computer or account without permission. |
| Footprints | Some footprints you leave on purpose. Others you leave without knowing. |
| Privacy | Ask a grown-up before you share your facts. |
| Spam | Leave email from strangers unopened. |
A contest form asks for your favourite colour. Then it asks for your home address. What should you do?
Which password is hardest to guess?
An account says it is your age. It has a child's photo. What does that prove?
A classmate types a mean comment and says it is a joke. Does it still hurt?
A message says you won a prize and has a link. It feels wrong. What is the best first step?
You copy a paragraph from a website. You do not name the writer. What is this?
Someone gets into your account without asking. What is this called?
You post a photo of your project. Which footprint is this?
An app asks to use your photo. What is the first step?
Someone you do not know emails: "Win a big prize! Reply now." What should you do?
This is the last track of Class 6 Computing and AI. Class 7 begins with How the Internet Works.
Reveal every answer to finish this lesson.
That is the end of this subject for Class 6
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