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Multiple Choice Quiz

By Sonam · ICT · Grade 7 · Published Nov 3, 2026 · New

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  1. What is a keyword in an online search?

    • a) A web address saved in your browser
    • b) A setting that blocks all search results
    • c) A password that unlocks a search engine
    • d) A main word or phrase related to the information you want ✓ (correct answer)
  2. A search for birds AND migration is most likely to find pages that:

    • a) Include birds but exclude migration
    • b) Do not include either word
    • c) Include either word, but never both
    • d) Include both birds and migration ✓ (correct answer)
  3. What is the likely effect of searching for basketball OR volleyball?

    • a) Results exclude both sports
    • b) Results may include either sport or both ✓ (correct answer)
    • c) Results include basketball but exclude volleyball
    • d) Results must include both sports
  4. In a search query, what does a minus sign before a word commonly do?

    • a) Excludes results containing that word ✓ (correct answer)
    • b) Requires results to contain that word twice
    • c) Finds results containing either of two words
    • d) Searches for the word as an exact phrase
  5. Which query is designed to find the exact phrase "solar system"?

    • a) solar OR system
    • b) "solar system" ✓ (correct answer)
    • c) solar -system
    • d) solar AND system
  6. Why might someone use a wildcard in a search query?

    • a) To hide a search from the website
    • b) To replace every keyword with a password
    • c) To stand in for one or more unknown characters or word endings ✓ (correct answer)
    • d) To turn a search result into a web address
  7. Why should you check how a particular search engine uses wildcard symbols?

    • a) A wildcard can only be used in a password
    • b) Wildcards always erase your search history
    • c) Every search engine uses symbols in exactly the same way
    • d) Wildcard rules can differ between search tools ✓ (correct answer)
  8. A student wants results about jaguars the animals, not the cars. Which search is most useful?

    • a) jaguar -car ✓ (correct answer)
    • b) jaguar AND car
    • c) jaguar OR car
    • d) "jaguar car"
  9. What is social media?

    • a) A computer program used only to write documents
    • b) A device that connects a computer to electricity
    • c) A printed publication that cannot be updated
    • d) An online service where people create, communicate, or share content ✓ (correct answer)
  10. Which activity is an example of using social media for business?

  • a) A person saves a document to a folder
  • b) A family prints a photograph at home
  • c) A student changes the wallpaper on a computer
  • d) A shop shares product updates and responds to customer questions ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Which is a common feature of social media platforms?
  • a) A tool that physically repairs a computer
  • b) A setting that makes every account private by default
  • c) A feature that guarantees every post is accurate
  • d) A news feed showing recent posts or updates ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Which is a possible benefit of social media?
  • a) It makes every online post trustworthy
  • b) It removes the need to protect personal information
  • c) It prevents people from receiving unwanted messages
  • d) It can help people communicate and share information quickly ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Which is a possible risk of using social media?
  • a) A person can communicate with friends more easily
  • b) A person can learn about community events
  • c) A person may encounter cyberbullying or misleading information ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) A person can share a school project with a group
  1. A message from an online contact makes you feel uncomfortable. What is the safest next step?
  • a) Send the message to more people for opinions
  • b) Stop responding and tell a trusted adult ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) Post the sender's personal details publicly
  • d) Agree to meet the sender alone
  1. What should you do if someone you met online asks to meet in person?
  • a) Share your home address before deciding
  • b) Go alone if the person seems friendly
  • c) Do not arrange it on your own; talk with a trusted adult ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) Keep the plan secret from your family
  1. Which item is personal data?
  • a) The title of a public library book
  • b) The name of a nearby mountain
  • c) The temperature in your town
  • d) Your phone number ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Which information is generally not personal data by itself?
  • a) A person's home address
  • b) A person's phone number
  • c) A person's account password
  • d) A public weather forecast for a city ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Which password is the strongest choice?
  • a) A short password based on your first name
  • b) A long, unique password that is difficult to guess ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) The same simple password used for every account
  • d) A password made from your birthday alone
  1. Why should you use different passwords for important accounts?
  • a) A stolen password is less likely to unlock your other accounts ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) Different passwords make websites load faster
  • c) Using different passwords prevents all online scams
  • d) Different passwords make your personal information public
  1. A pop-up says you won a prize and asks you to click a link. What is the safest response?
  • a) Forward the pop-up to friends so they can decide
  • b) Enter your account password to claim it
  • c) Click the link to check whether the prize is real
  • d) Do not click; close or ignore the pop-up ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Someone calling says they are from your bank and asks for your password. What should you do?
  • a) Give the password if the caller knows your name
  • b) Send the password in a text message instead
  • c) End the call and contact the bank using a trusted number ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) Share the password but ask the caller to keep it private
  1. What is identity theft?
  • a) Searching for a phrase using quotation marks
  • b) Posting a product review on a website
  • c) Sending an unwanted message to a group chat
  • d) Using another person's personal information without permission ✓ (correct answer)
  1. What is cyberbullying?
  • a) A computer problem that slows down a web browser
  • b) Bullying that happens through digital devices or online services ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) A way to make an online account more private
  • d) A search technique that removes a keyword from results
  1. What does defamation mean?
  • a) Sending a private message to a trusted adult
  • b) Using a search symbol to find spelling variations
  • c) Making a false statement that harms someone's reputation ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) Sharing a password with a family member
  1. Which search query is most likely to return pages containing both recycling and schools?
  • a) recycling AND schools ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) "recycling schools" only as two separate searches
  • c) recycling -schools
  • d) recycling OR schools
  1. A student wants information about frogs, including pages that use either "frog" or "toad." Which query best fits?
  • a) "frog toad"
  • b) frog AND toad
  • c) frog -toad
  • d) frog OR toad ✓ (correct answer)
  1. What is the main purpose of reviewing privacy settings on a social media account?
  • a) To make every shared post factually correct
  • b) To choose who can see information and posts ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) To guarantee that no one can copy a post
  • d) To remove the need for a strong password
  1. Why should you pause before posting a photo or personal detail online?
  • a) Every post automatically disappears after one day
  • b) Posting personal details makes accounts more secure
  • c) It may be copied or shared beyond the people you intended ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) Only your closest friends can ever see a post
  1. You see a surprising claim on social media. What is a responsible way to check it?
  • a) Compare it with reliable sources before sharing ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) Assume it is accurate because it has a photo
  • c) Trust it if it appears in a short video
  • d) Share it quickly if many people have reposted it
  1. Which search query most clearly asks for information about the phrase "national parks" rather than pages with the words separately?
  • a) national AND parks
  • b) "national parks" ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) national -parks
  • d) national OR parks
  1. Which of the following is NOT a common Boolean operator?
  • a) MAYBE ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) AND
  • c) OR
  • d) NOT
  1. Which Boolean operator narrows a search to pages containing all the keywords?
  • a) OR
  • b) AND ✓ (correct answer)
  • c) NOT
  • d) *
  1. What should you do with suspicious links, banners and pop-ups?
  • a) Click them quickly
  • b) Forward them to friends
  • c) Open them on another device
  • d) Never click on them; ignore them ✓ (correct answer)
  1. Which symbol represents the AND operator?
  • a) & ✓ (correct answer)
  • b) |
  • c) -
  • d) *
  1. The search "apple -mango" returns pages that contain:
  • a) both apple and mango only
  • b) mango but not apple
  • c) apple but not mango ✓ (correct answer)
  • d) neither apple nor mango

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