Multiple-choice and scenario-based device-safety questions.
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Device LocksQuestion 1 of 25
1. What is the main purpose of a device screen lock?
Screen PrivacyQuestion 2 of 25
2. What is shoulder surfing?
Automatic LockingQuestion 3 of 25
3. Why is automatic locking useful?
Shared DevicesQuestion 4 of 25
4. A previous user’s account is still open on a shared computer. What is the safest response?
UpdatesQuestion 5 of 25
5. What is a security patch?
Update SourcesQuestion 6 of 25
6. Where should operating-system updates normally come from?
Restart RequirementsQuestion 7 of 25
7. Why may a restart be required after an operating-system update?
End of SupportQuestion 8 of 25
8. Why is end of support a security concern?
AntivirusQuestion 9 of 25
9. What is the main role of antivirus or built-in protection?
QuarantineQuestion 10 of 25
10. What does quarantine mean in a security tool?
Fake AlertsQuestion 11 of 25
11. A browser pop-up claims the device has hundreds of infections. What should the user do?
Managed ProtectionQuestion 12 of 25
12. What should a student do if protection settings are controlled by school technology staff?
App PermissionsQuestion 13 of 25
13. What does least privilege mean for an app?
Safe InstallationQuestion 14 of 25
14. Which installation source is usually safest?
Permission JudgmentQuestion 15 of 25
15. A flashlight app requests contacts, microphone, files, and precise location. What should the user do?
Unused AppsQuestion 16 of 25
16. What should happen when an app is no longer needed?
Removable MediaQuestion 17 of 25
17. What should a student do with a USB drive found at school?
Unknown HardwareQuestion 18 of 25
18. Why can an unknown peripheral create risk?
Charging SafetyQuestion 19 of 25
19. What is the safest charging choice?
Suspicious HardwareQuestion 20 of 25
20. An unknown adapter is attached to a shared school computer. What should happen?
Lost DevicesQuestion 21 of 25
21. What should happen first when a school laptop is missing?
BackupsQuestion 22 of 25
22. Why is a protected backup useful?
Recovery SecretsQuestion 23 of 25
23. A stranger claims to have found a lost phone and requests the passcode. What should the user do?
HardeningQuestion 24 of 25
24. What is device hardening?
Risk PriorityQuestion 25 of 25
25. A managed laptop has disabled protection, a pending security restart, a long screen-lock timeout, and no verified backup. What is the best response order?
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