Computer Science - Unit 1

Imagine you're a digital detective on a mission! What series of numbers would you use to locate something on the vast world of the internet?

• IP Address

• Domain Name

• Proxy server

• Firewall

Imagine you're on a quest to conquer the digital world, and you've just discovered a magical website name that can be assigned to an IP address. You can even purchase it from mystical marketplaces like GoDaddy. What do you call this powerful tool?

• Domain Name

• IP Address

• Mysterious Zip File

• Raspberry Pi

Imagine you're a secret agent on a mission. You need to send a crucial message to your team. Which type of connection would provide faster speeds based on our classroom tests?

• Wired

• Wireless

• Radio

• Infrared

Can you guess what a firewall is?

• Is it something that blocks specific ip addresses?

• Hmm, I'm not sure

• Could it be a wall on fire?

• Or is it a wall that shoots fire?

Guess what we call the online network storage? It's something that floats in the sky!

• Cloud

• USB drive

• Hard drive

How can you make your password as tough as a superhero?

• Use numbers & capital letters like a secret code

• Make it shorter like a superhero's name

• Only lowercase letters like a whisper

• Only numbers like a secret agent's code

Imagine you're a gatekeeper of the internet world. What would you be if your job is to let good traffic in and keep the bad traffic out?

• firewall

• proxy

• ip address

• domain

Imagine you're a cyber detective! What would you call the sneaky act of using a fake email to trick someone into revealing their personal information?

• Phishing

• DDoS

• DNS Hack

• Malware

Imagine you're a digital explorer, sailing the vast seas of the internet. What's the unique series of numbers you'd use as your compass to find your way?

• Ip Address

• Wireless connection

• Proxy server

• Firewall

Imagine you're a detective in the digital world. You come across mrmansour.com and Google.com. What would you classify these as?

• Domain Names

• IP Addresses

• Firewalls

• Proxy servers