Computer Virus Awareness Quiz

What is a computer virus designed to do?

• Enhance the performance of the computer

• Corrupt or delete information stored in the computer

• Repair the system

• Add new features to the operating system

Which of the following is a responsible behavior in the computer lab?

• Changing the computer's preference settings

• Listening to the directions given by your teacher

• Sharing your password

• Clicking on suspicious links

What should you do before leaving the computer lab?

• Leave the computer turned on

• Exit any programs you are using and log off

• Change the screen saver

• Restart the computer

Which of these is NOT a type of computer virus mentioned?

• Trojans

• Worms

• Macro viruses

• Firewall viruses

What is the best way to protect your computer from viruses?

• Always download software from trusted sources

• Install antivirus software and regularly update it

• Never turn off the computer

• Avoid using the internet

What is one of the responsibilities of schools in implementing ICT policy?

• Ensuring the school’s ICT resources are always upgraded

• Ensuring safe online behavior

• Hiring only computer teachers

• Providing free internet access to all students

Which of the following actions should be avoided in a computer lab?

• Using the internet as instructed

• Sharing your password with friends

• Listening to your teacher’s directions

• Using print preview before printing

What happens when a computer is infected with a macro virus?

• It speeds up the system

• It deletes or overwrites system or data files, causing the system to crash

• It installs new applications

• It improves the computer’s performance

What type of virus is designed to steal personal information like passwords and account numbers?

• Macro virus

• Trojan or worm

• Email virus

• Internet virus

How should students behave in a computer lab?

• Play games on the computer

• Eat and drink near the equipment

• Follow guidelines and behave responsibly

• Change the computer's settings