Credible news and Identity theft 6th Grade

Which of the following is a good practice for cybersecurity?

• Share your passwords with friends
• Use the same password for all accounts
• Enable two-factor authentication
• Write your passwords on a sticky note and keep it on your computer

What is impersonation in the context of cybersecurity?

• A way to secure your account
• Pretending to be someone you are not
• Sharing passwords with others
• Creating strong passwords

What is a cybersecurity risk?

• A chance to buy new software
• The potential threat to digital systems or accounts
• A type of computer game
• A way to improve internet speed

What does identity theft involve?

• Sharing your identity with friends
• Stealing private information for criminal activity
• Creating a new identity for fun
• Making your identity public

What does it mean if a source is credible?

• It is difficult to understand
• It can be believed and is trustworthy
• It is written by a famous person
• It is available online

What is the meaning of evaluate in cybersecurity?

• To ignore information
• To quickly glance over a document
• To carefully examine something for its value
• To delete unnecessary files

What is corroboration in the context of evaluating information?

• A type of virus
• An additional source that confirms information
• A method to hack into systems
• A way to encrypt data

How can you determine if information is credible?

• The author is biased
• The website is a credible news source
• The information is surprising
• There is no corroboration for the key points

Which site would likely be credible?

• A personal blog with no sources
• A well-known news website
• A website with many advertisements
• A site that doesn't update regularly

Which site would likely not be credible?

• A site with expert opinions and sources
• A government website
• A site with no corroboration or sources
• A site that is frequently updated