B. tricking you to give passwords or OTPs via fake mail or sites
C. defragmenting a disk
D. a type of RAM
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Correct option: B — tricking you to give passwords or OTPs via fake mail or sites
Check the real URL; banks do not ask OTP on random pages.
Q.65MCQCyber Safety
Cyberbullying should be
A. ignored forever and hidden from adults
B. saved as evidence and reported to a trusted adult/school
C. returned with more abuse only
D. posted as a joke always
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Correct option: B — saved as evidence and reported to a trusted adult/school
IT class + school safety policy.
Q.66MCQCyber Safety
OTP should be
A. shared with a caller who claims to be ‘support’
B. kept only for the real transaction you started
C. printed on the school gate
D. used as a Facebook password
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Correct option: B — kept only for the real transaction you started
Never dictate an OTP to a stranger.
Q.67MCQCyber Safety
A firewall is meant to
A. heat the room
B. filter unwanted network traffic
C. scan paper
D. draw charts
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Correct option: B — filter unwanted network traffic
It is one layer, not the only defence.
Q.68MCQCyber Safety
Posting a classmate’s photo without consent can be
A. always a school prize
B. a privacy harm and against school/cyber rules
C. required by HTTP
D. a type of RAM
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Correct option: B — a privacy harm and against school/cyber rules
Think before you upload.
Q.69MCQCyber Safety
Ransomware typically
A. speeds Wi-Fi
B. locks files and demands money
C. prints homework
D. cools the CPU
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Correct option: B — locks files and demands money
Backups and caution with attachments reduce risk.
Q.70MCQCyber Safety
Public Wi-Fi is risky for
A. reading a printed book
B. net banking and entering passwords
C. looking at the sky
D. using a compass
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Correct option: B — net banking and entering passwords
Avoid sensitive logins on open networks.
Q.71MCQCyber Safety
Two-factor authentication adds
A. a second printer
B. a second check such as OTP or app prompt
C. double RAM automatically
D. two mice
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Correct option: B — a second check such as OTP or app prompt
Password plus phone approval is common.
Q.72MCQCyber Safety
A digital footprint is
A. mud on shoes
B. the trail of data you leave online
C. a type of plotter
D. a LAN cable
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Correct option: B — the trail of data you leave online
Posts and comments can last years.
Q.107MCQCyber Safety
A software update often
A. only changes the wallpaper
B. patches security holes
C. removes the CPU
D. creates plagiarism
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Correct option: B — patches security holes
Do not ignore updates on school PCs when asked.
Q.118MCQCyber Safety
Should you click shortened unknown links?
A. Always, they are safe
B. No — they can hide phishing or malware sites
C. Only at midnight
D. Only on public Wi-Fi
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Correct option: B — No — they can hide phishing or malware sites
Preview or type the official address.
Q.129MCQCyber Safety
Should students share home address in a game chat?
A. Yes, to make friends faster
B. No — it is personal data
C. Only if the chat is long
D. Only in CAPS
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Correct option: B — No — it is personal data
Personal data stays private.
Q.139MCQCyber Safety
A guest account on a lab PC is useful to
A. hide cybercrime
B. limit rights and keep the main profile safer
C. increase GHz
D. turn off the firewall forever
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Correct option: B — limit rights and keep the main profile safer
Do your work; do not try to bypass teacher controls.
Q.149MCQCyber Safety
Should you lock the screen when leaving a lab PC?
A. No, to help the next stranger
B. Yes, to protect your files and login
C. Only on Sundays
D. Only if using Excel
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Correct option: B — Yes, to protect your files and login
Windows + L locks many Windows PCs.
Q.155MCQCyber Safety
Sextortion / blackmail with private photos is
A. a joke to ignore
B. a crime; stop contact, save evidence, tell a trusted adult
C. required for email
D. a type of chart
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Correct option: B — a crime; stop contact, save evidence, tell a trusted adult
Classroom safety: never send such images; report threats.
Q.164MCQCyber Safety
A VPN at student level is best described as
A. a magic cheat to hack the school
B. a tunnel that can add privacy on a network; use only if the school allows
C. a type of mouse
D. an Excel chart
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Correct option: B — a tunnel that can add privacy on a network; use only if the school allows
Do not use random free VPNs that may steal data.
Q.173MCQCyber Safety
Social-engineering attacks rely on
A. breaking aluminium
B. tricking people rather than only breaking code
C. faster fans
D. larger monitors
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Correct option: B — tricking people rather than only breaking code
Be polite but verify identity.
Q.190ShortCyber Safety
List five cyber-safety rules for Class 9.
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Use strong unique passwords. Do not share OTP. Think before posting photos. Do not click unknown links or .exe attachments. Tell a teacher about bullying or threats. Lock the screen in the lab. Prefer HTTPS and official sites for school work.
Q.191ShortCyber Safety
What is phishing? How do you spot it?
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Phishing is a fake message or site that steals passwords, OTP or money. Spot urgent language, poor spelling, odd sender IDs and look-alike URLs. Do not click; open the official site by typing it. Report to a teacher or parent.
