Hack-Proof Your Habits: 6th Grade Cyber Strategy Quiz (Hard) Feuille de Travail • Téléchargement PDF Gratuit avec Clé de Correction
Evaluate digital defense methods by analyzing polymorphic malware threats and the efficacy of zero-trust verification protocols in modern networking.
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This quiz evaluates student understanding of advanced cybersecurity principles including network encryption, social engineering, and system hardware vulnerabilities. It uses an inquiry-based assessment approach to challenge students with real-world digital threat scenarios and defensive strategies. This resource is ideal for a summative assessment in a computer science unit or as a rigorous check for understanding during a digital citizenship curriculum.
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- Analyze the functionality of Virtual Private Networks and SSL/TLS certificates in securing data transmissions
- Identify and differentiate between various cyber threats such as spear phishing, ransomware, and man-in-the-middle attacks
- Apply the principle of least privilege and multi-factor authentication concepts to network security scenarios
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- An attacker uses a 'Man-in-the-Middle' (MitM) attack to intercept data on an unencrypted public Wi-Fi network. Which technology would have been the most effective preventative measure for the user?A) Incognito or Private browsing modeB) A Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunnelC) Clearing the browser cache regularlyD) Increasing the screen brightness
- When an individual receives a highly personalized email that uses their real name and mentions a recent specific purchase to trick them into clicking a malicious link, this targeted attack is known as ________.A) General PhishingB) SmishingC) Spear PhishingD) Vishing
- Biometric authentication, such as facial recognition or fingerprint scanning, is considered a 'something you are' factor in multi-factor authentication.A) TrueB) False
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- Consider the 'Internet of Things' (IoT). Why does a smart refrigerator or a web-connected thermostat often pose a significant cybersecurity risk to a home network?A) They use too much electricity, causing firewalls to failB) They often lack robust security updates and use default passwordsC) They convert digital signals into analog waves that bypass routersD) They are too small to contain encryption software
- If a hacker locks a local library's database and demands a payment in cryptocurrency to provide the decryption key, the library is a victim of a ________ attack.A) AdwareB) SpywareC) RansomwareD) Trojan Horse
- Using the same strong, complex password across multiple banking and social media accounts is an effective way to maintain high security.A) TrueB) False
- Which of these is the most sophisticated way to verify if a website is authentic and uses HTTPS encryption?A) Checking if the website looks professional and has no typosB) Clicking the 'About Us' page to see if there is a phone numberC) Inspecting the site's SSL/TLS certificate details in the browserD) Searching for the website on a social media platform
- The security principle of ________ suggests that a user should only be given the minimum levels of access – or permissions – needed to perform their job.A) Maximum RedundancyB) Least PrivilegeC) Open AccessD) Social Engineering
- Software 'patches' and updates are primarily released to add new cosmetic features, and ignoring them does not impact the security of the device.A) TrueB) False
- In the context of incident response, why is it critical to 'isolate' a device from the network immediately after discovering a malware infection?A) To prevent the malware from spreading to other connected devicesB) To allow the battery to charge faster for the cleanupC) Because malware cannot live on a device that isn't onlineD) To notify the internet service provider automatically
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Yes, this Cyber Strategy Quiz is an ideal no-prep activity for a substitute teacher because it includes detailed explanations for every answer, allowing for a self-guided review of computer science concepts.
Most sixth graders will complete this Cyber Strategy Quiz in approximately 20 to 30 minutes, making it a perfect fit for a standard technology lab period.
This hard-level Cyber Strategy Quiz can be used for differentiated instruction by serving as an enrichment activity for advanced students who have already mastered basic digital safety and are ready for professional networking concepts.
While specifically designed as a 6th Grade Cyber Strategy Quiz, the advanced vocabulary and networking concepts make it suitable for middle school students through 8th grade who are studying information technology.
You can use this Cyber Strategy Quiz as a pre-test formative assessment to gauge prior knowledge of network protocols like HTTPS and VPNs before starting a deeper unit on internet infrastructure.
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