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14 November 2026

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A practice and assessment add-on for the Malware, Updates and Backups lesson pack: 10 differentiated worksheets at three levels with answer keys, two parallel 22-question quizzes with a mark scheme, a one-page learner progress tracker and an optional group record. For learners aged 14+, FE groups, adult learners and staff training. Use it for practice, homework, cover work, intervention or to measure progress.

The worksheets and quiz questions are new: they are different from the main pack’s worksheets and quiz, so the two packs can be used together without repetition. All people, pop-ups and messages are fictional.

WHAT’S INCLUDED (22 A4 pages)
• 4 Support worksheets (DOCX and PDF): malware flashcards, update sorting, protection traffic lights, backup or not?
• 3 Core worksheets (DOCX and PDF): pop-up dilemmas, update advice, improve a backup plan.
• 3 Stretch worksheets (DOCX and PDF): a community-club ransomware brief, risk ranking, a teach-back script.
• Answer keys and model answers for all 10 worksheets (DOCX and PDF).
• Quiz versions A and B (DOCX and PDF): 22 different questions each, in parallel.
• Mark scheme (DOCX and PDF): answers, marks and short explanations.
• One-page learner progress tracker and optional group record (DOCX and PDF).
• Contents page and read me (PDF).

WHAT LEARNERS WILL PRACTISE
• Naming common types of malware and how they often get in.
• Telling official updates from fake pop-ups, links and cold callers.
• Using built-in protection such as Microsoft Defender and Google Play Protect.
• Improving a backup plan using the 3-2-1 idea, and testing a restore.
• Calm first steps if something looks wrong, why not to pay a ransom, and where to report in each UK nation.

HOW TO USE IT
Use quiz A as a baseline or straight after teaching, and quiz B later to show progress. Support, Core and Stretch sheets cover the same strands.

WHO IT’S FOR
• Secondary Computing, PSHE and online safety (ages 14 to 16)
• FE, post-16, adult learning and digital skills courses
• Staff awareness sessions that need evidence of learning

WHY TEACHERS USE IT
• Differentiation done for you, with no extra preparation
• Parallel quizzes show progress over time
• Editable Word files
• Works on its own or after the Malware, Updates and Backups lessons
• UK English, with NCSC guidance and Report Fraud and Police Scotland routes checked in November 2026; check before each use

LICENCE
Sold under the ÌÇÐÄVlog Teaching Resource Licence for use by the purchaser with their own learners. To share with colleagues in the same institution (up to 25), choose the School Licence option at checkout. Please do not upload the files to public websites or shared resource libraries.

Related: the Malware, Updates and Backups lesson pack (three lessons and 20 slides), and the free Cyber Safety Quick Quiz, from the same author on ÌÇÐÄVlog.

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