Power on, lock the screen, and find Settings

Question 1 of 7

1. A good habit when you leave a computer is to:

   Leave it unlocked so anyone can finish your work Write the password on the screen Lock it, even if you are only stepping away Shut the computer down just to hide the screen (locking it would be enough)
2. On many Windows computers, an official lock shortcut is:

   Windows logo key + E (that opens File Explorer) Ctrl+P Alt+F4 twice Windows logo key + L
3. On Android, None and Swipe:

   Give no protection, according to Google Are the strongest locks Google lists Work the same as a six-digit PIN Turn on automatically after updates
4. Get Cyber Safe says auto-lock on a phone is useful because:

   It deletes all photos every night It locks the device after a short time if you are not using it It turns off the town’s Wi-Fi It emails your password to everyone
5. True or false: It is safe to keep your password on a note stuck to the screen.

   False True
6. If you cannot find “Security” on an Android phone, Google says to:

   Throw the phone away Check your phone manufacturer’s support site Share your PIN in a group chat Ignore Settings forever
7. Signing out of Windows is different from locking because:

   Locking always deletes your files There is no difference Signing out turns off the building lights Signing out closes your session and unsaved work may be lost