a. Troubled kids do so because they are not involved in after-school activities.
b. Troubled kids do so because they fail to understand truancy and delinquency laws.
c. Troubled kids do so out of necessity rather than desire.
d. Troubled kids are biologically drawn or attracted to “troublemakers.”
Once phishers have a victim’s personal information they can do three things. Which of
the following is not one of them?
a. They can gain access to preexisting accounts, banking, credit cards, and buy things
using those accounts.
b. Phishers can use the information to open brand new banking accounts and credit
cards without the victim’s knowledge.
c. Phishers can implant viruses into their software that forwards the phishing e-mail to
other recipients.
d. They can implant malware that may destroy the computers data and drives.
Walter and Janet have three children. Janet has been a stay at home mother raising the
children. Walter has always worked full time and is always traveling for business. Their
youngest child will start school soon. Now all three children will be in school all day.