Everyday email and messages on a phone or a computer

Question 1 of 7

1. Email is different from a text because it usually uses:

   File Explorer’s Music folder An email address and a subject line Only a paper stamp File Explorer
2. Gmail’s computer steps for a new message start with:

   Compose Delete all mail Share your password Turn off the screen lock
3. Get Cyber Safe says you should not use texts to:

   Say you are running late, in ordinary words Ask a friend a simple question Practise typing the word hello Send personal or sensitive information
4. If a text says it is from your bank and includes a phone number you do not know, Get Cyber Safe says:

   Call it at once and read your password aloud Forward it to every contact Do not call the number in the suspicious message Open every attachment
5. A first practice email in this course should go to:

   A random address you guess A tutor or practice address Your bank’s complaints department Every person in the building
6. True or false: It is fine to open any attachment that arrives by text.

   False True
7. On a shared computer, a good habit after you use mail is to:

   Leave the inbox open for the next person Write your password on a sticky note Download every file you see Sign out if staff ask you to