Outsmart the Glitch: A 2nd Grade Cybersecurity Quiz (Medium) 工作表 • 免费 PDF 下载 带答案
Evaluate digital scenarios by identifying secure habits, recognizing safe helpers, and defending personal data against clever online tricks.
教学概述
This cybersecurity quiz assesses second-grade students' ability to navigate digital environments safely by identifying private information and recognizing potential online threats. The assessment utilizes a scenario-based pedagogical approach that encourages critical thinking through real-world digital citizenship dilemmas. It is ideal for a formative assessment following an introductory lesson on internet safety, aligning with contemporary digital literacy frameworks for primary education.
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- Identify personal information that should remain private, such as home addresses and passwords.
- Categorize digital interactions as safe or unsafe based on provided pop-up and messaging scenarios.
- Evaluate the qualities of a secure screen name to protect personal identity online.
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- You are playing a new game and a pop-up asks for your home address so it can send you a free toy. What should you do?A) Type your address quickly to get the toy.B) Ask a friend if they got a toy too.C) Stop and ask a trusted adult before typing anything.D) Give a fake address instead.
- It is safe to share your secret password with your best friend if they promise not to tell anyone.A) TrueB) False
- A strong password is like a ______ for your digital toys and games.A) Open doorB) Secret codeC) Tough shieldD) Heavy book
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- While watching a video, a bright button flashes 'CLICK HERE FOR FREE GOLD!' What is the safest choice?A) Click it once to see if it works.B) Ignore the button and keep watching your video.C) Close the eyes and click ten times.D) Tell your younger brother to click it.
- If someone online starts being mean or makes you feel uncomfortable, you should ______ them and tell an adult.A) BlockB) Argue withC) EmailD) Invite
- A 'Trusted Adult' is someone like a parent, teacher, or grandparent who can help you solve online problems.A) TrueB) False
- Which of these is the BEST example of a safe 'Screen Name' for a 7-year-old?A) EmmaSmith2017B) BlueSkyRunner22C) 2ndGradeMainStreetD) EmmaJ_LivesInAustin
- If you find a website that looks scary or weird, you should ______ the laptop or turn off the screen right away.A) BreakB) HideC) CloseD) Clean
- When you use the internet at school, you should follow special rules called an 'Acceptable Use Policy.'A) TrueB) False
- You see a photo of your friend looking silly. Why should you ask them before posting it online?A) Because they might want to use a different filter.B) To make sure they are okay with others seeing it.C) So they can give you money for the photo.D) You don't need to ask if it is a funny photo.
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常见问题解答
Yes, this cybersecurity quiz is an excellent no-prep digital literacy sub-plan because it provides clear explanations for every answer, allowing a substitute to lead a meaningful discussion on internet safety.
Most second graders will complete this cybersecurity quiz in approximately 15 to 20 minutes, making it a perfect quick check for understanding during a computer lab session.
Absolutely, teachers can use this cybersecurity quiz for differentiated instruction by reading the scenarios aloud to emerging readers or using the detailed answer keys to facilitate small-group intervention.
This cybersecurity quiz is specifically designed for grade 2 students, using age-appropriate vocabulary and relatable scenarios like online gaming and sharing photos of friends.
You can use this cybersecurity quiz as a formative assessment tool by reviewing student responses to identify which safety concepts, like password security or private data, require further reinforcement.
