Personal Info
Online Safety
Scams and Phishing
Password Power
If your a victim
100

What is one piece of information you should never share online with strangers?

Social Security number  

100

True or False: It’s safe to use public Wi-Fi for online shopping.

False

100

What is is called where scam sends fake messages trick you into giving personal info.  

 Phishing

100

Which password is stronger: “password123” or “R!v3rF1sh!”?

R!v3F1sh!

100

Who should you tell first if your identity is stolen?

A parent/guardian and/or the bank/credit card company.

200

True or False: Your birthday is safe to share online because everyone already knows it

False – it can be used to guess passwords or security questions.

200

What should you look for in a web address before entering payment info?

“https” and/or  a lock icon.

200

Name one common sign of a scam email.

Misspellings, urgent requests, suspicious links.

200

How often should you change important passwords?

Every 3–6 months.

200

What U.S. government agency can you report identity theft to?

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

300

Some personal information is called “PII”. What does PII stand for?

Personally Identifiable Information

300

Why is oversharing on social media dangerous?

Thieves can use details to steal your identity or guess passwords.

300

What should you do if you get a suspicious text from “your bank”?

Don’t click links—contact the bank directly.

300

True or False: You should use the same password for all accounts to make it easier.

False

300

What should you immediately do if you lose your debit card?

Call the bank and freeze/cancel the card.

400

If a website asks for your mother’s maiden name, what are they probably using it for?

A security question for account access.

400

What’s it called when a thief pretends to be someone else to trick you online?

Impersonation.

400

True or False: If an email has a company logo, it’s always real.

False.

400

What is multi-factor authentication (MFA)?

Using two or more ways to verify your identity (like password + code).

400

If you notice suspicious charges on your account, what should you do?

Report them right away.

500

What is the difference between “private” and “public” information?

Private info identifies you and should be protected; public info is safe to share.

500

What is the safest way to dispose of documents with personal info?

Shred them.

500

What should you do if a scammer asks you to pay using gift cards?

It’s a scam — never pay with gift cards, since they can’t be traced or refunded.

500

Name 2 tips for making a strong password.

Long, mix of letters/numbers/symbols, avoid personal info.

500

Why is it important to check your credit report?

To make sure no one has opened accounts in your name.

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