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Multiple Choice Quiz

By Sonam · ICT · Grade 8 · Published Nov 3, 2026 · New

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  1. You want results about both renewable energy and wind power. Which search approach is most likely to narrow the results to pages containing both ideas?

    • a) Search renewable energy OR wind power
    • b) Search renewable energy -wind power
    • c) Search renewable energy AND wind power ✓ (correct answer)
    • d) Search "renewable energy" OR "wind power"
  2. Which of the following is NOT a common Boolean operator?

    • a) MAYBE ✓ (correct answer)
    • b) AND
    • c) OR
    • d) NOT
  3. Which query asks for results containing either term, or both, when the search tool supports Boolean operators?

    • a) laptop OR desktop ✓ (correct answer)
    • b) laptop -desktop
    • c) "laptop desktop"
    • d) laptop AND desktop
  4. Which search is most likely to look for the exact phrase “digital citizenship” rather than the words separately?

    • a) digital -citizenship
    • b) "digital citizenship" ✓ (correct answer)
    • c) digital citizenship*
    • d) digital AND citizenship
  5. A search tool supports * as a wildcard for one or more unknown characters. Which query could find words that begin with “bio” and end with “logy”?

    • a) bio*logy ✓ (correct answer)
    • b) biology
    • c) bio?logy
    • d) bio-logy
  6. A search tool supports ? as a wildcard for exactly one character. Which query could match “color” and “colour”?

    • a) colo*r
    • b) color-r
    • c) colo?r ✓ (correct answer)
    • d) "color colour"
  7. You need reliable information about how volcanoes form. Which search strategy is the best starting point?

    • a) Choose the first result without checking its source
    • b) Search several focused terms such as “volcano formation” and compare trustworthy sources ✓ (correct answer)
    • c) Search only a single word such as “earth”
    • d) Search a broad phrase such as “interesting stuff”
  8. Why might adding a specific keyword such as “middle school” improve a search for online safety resources?

    • a) It limits results to content more relevant to the intended audience ✓ (correct answer)
    • b) It makes every result automatically accurate
    • c) It guarantees that every result is a government website
    • d) It prevents the search engine from displaying ads
  9. A search returns too many results about the planet Mercury when you are researching the element. Which change is most likely to help?

    • a) Replace the keywords with a website address
    • b) Add unrelated terms to make the search longer
    • c) Add a more specific term such as “chemical element” ✓ (correct answer)
    • d) Remove every keyword except “Mercury”
  10. What is a useful reason to compare information from more than one website?

  • a) Every website uses the same evidence and viewpoint
  • b) Different sources can help you check accuracy and notice missing details ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) The first website is always incomplete
  • d) Search engines require several sources before showing results
  1. Which example best describes social media?
  • a) A printed collection of news articles
  • b) An online service where people create, communicate, or share content ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) A program used only to calculate sums
  • d) A device that stores files without connecting to a network
  1. A local library posts event updates and answers questions on a social platform. What is a main use of social media in this example?
  • a) Replacing every library service
  • b) Communication with the community ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) Preventing users from sharing information
  • d) Defragmenting computer storage
  1. Which action is an example of using social media for business?
  • a) A student organizes files into folders on a computer
  • b) A person watches a movie stored on a DVD
  • c) A company posts product information and responds to customer feedback ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) A teacher prints a classroom worksheet
  1. Which is a possible benefit of social media for students working on a class project?
  • a) They can share ideas and coordinate work online ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) Their accounts become private automatically
  • c) They can avoid following classroom expectations
  • d) They no longer need to check whether information is accurate
  1. Which situation is a potential disadvantage of social media?
  • a) A school shares schedule reminders with families
  • b) A student exchanges study tips with classmates
  • c) A community group announces a local event
  • d) A false post spreads before people check its accuracy ✓ (correct answer)
  1. You receive an insulting message from someone online. What is the safest response?
  • a) Post the sender’s private information publicly
  • b) Send an equally insulting reply
  • c) Forward the message to everyone you know
  • d) Save evidence, avoid replying, and tell a trusted adult or report it ✓ (correct answer)
  1. An online contact asks to meet in person. What should you do?
  • a) Keep the plan secret from family and school
  • b) Do not arrange it on your own; talk with a trusted adult ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) Share your home address before deciding
  • d) Go alone if the person seems friendly
  1. A post or message online makes you feel worried or uncomfortable. What is a good next step?
  • a) Keep it secret so no one is concerned
  • b) Send personal details to the person who posted it
  • c) Share it publicly to get more reactions
  • d) Tell a trusted adult, such as a parent or teacher ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Which item is personal data that should be protected?
  • a) The name of a common computer program
  • b) Your phone number ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) A public weather forecast for a large city
  • d) A general description of how clouds form
  1. Why can sharing your home address publicly create a privacy risk?
  • a) It automatically changes your account password
  • b) It makes your device use more storage
  • c) It may let strangers identify where you live ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) It prevents friends from seeing your posts
  1. Which password choice is generally the strongest?
  • a) The same short password used on every account
  • b) A pet’s name that appears on your public profile
  • c) Your first name followed by your birth year
  • d) A long, unique passphrase that is difficult to guess ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Why should you use different passwords for different accounts?
  • a) It reduces the chance that one stolen password can unlock several accounts ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) It means you never need to update account settings
  • c) It makes every website load more quickly
  • d) It prevents all online scams from reaching you
  1. You receive an unexpected pop-up claiming that your device has a problem and urging you to click. What should you do?
  • a) Avoid clicking and ask a trusted adult or support person for help ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) Click quickly before the message disappears
  • c) Forward it to classmates so they can test it
  • d) Enter your password to close the pop-up
  1. Someone claiming to work for your bank calls and asks for your password. What is the safest action?
  • a) Text the password after the call ends
  • b) Give the password if the caller knows your name
  • c) Share it only if the caller says the request is urgent
  • d) Do not share it; end the call and contact the bank using a trusted number ✓ (correct answer)
  1. What is identity theft?
  • a) Sending unwanted messages to someone repeatedly
  • b) Sharing a public news article with friends
  • c) Making a search query that excludes a keyword
  • d) Using someone’s personal information without permission to pretend to be them ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Which example is cyberbullying?
  • a) A student receives repeated hurtful messages through a phone app ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) A teacher posts a reminder about a homework deadline
  • c) A student forgets a password and resets it
  • d) A student searches for information about a science topic
  1. A person knowingly posts a false claim about someone that harms that person’s reputation. What is this called?
  • a) Identity protection
  • b) A social media notification
  • c) Defamation ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) A keyword search
  1. Before sharing a dramatic news post, what is the best way to check whether it is trustworthy?
  • a) Trust it if the headline uses confident language
  • b) Share it immediately if many people have reacted
  • c) Check the source and compare the claim with reliable sources ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) Assume it is true if it appears in a feed
  1. A friend wants to post a photo that shows your school ID. What is the best response?
  • a) Post it yourself on a public account instead
  • b) Ask them not to post it because it shows personal information ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) Tell them to post it with your full name and address
  • d) Add your phone number so viewers can identify you
  1. Which choice best describes a responsible approach to social media privacy settings?
  • a) Post personal details because settings prevent every risk
  • b) Share passwords with friends so they can manage the account
  • c) Assume every post is private without checking
  • d) Review settings and limit who can see personal posts ✓ (correct answer)

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