Cyber Crime for upper primary classes

What is Cyber Crime?

Cyber crime is any illegal activity that is done using computers, mobile phones, or the internet. When someone uses technology to cheat, harm, or steal from others, it is called cyber crime.

Common Types of Cyber Crime

Hacking: Breaking into someone’s computer, email, or account without permission.

Phishing: Fake emails or messages that trick people into sharing passwords, OTPs, or bank details.

Online Fraud: Cheating people online to take money, such as fake shopping websites or prize messages.

Cyber Bullying: Sending hurtful messages, threats, or spreading rumors about someone online.

Identity Theft: Using someone else’s personal information (name, photo, Aadhaar, etc.) without permission.

Computer Virus: Harmful programs that damage computers or steal information.

How Can Students Stay Safe Online?

✔ Do not share passwords or OTPs

✔ Use strong passwords

✔ Talk to parents/teachers if something feels wrong

✔ Do not click on unknown links

✔ Be kind and respectful online

Why is Cyber Safety Important?

Protects our personal information

Keeps us safe from online scams

Helps us use the internet responsibly

Cyber Crime – Worksheet (Class 6 to 8)

Section A: Very Short Answer (1 mark each)

What is cyber crime?

Name any one device used in cyber crime.

What do we call fake emails that ask for passwords or OTPs?

Is cyber bullying a cyber crime? (Yes/No)

Write one example of personal information.

Section B: Short Answer (2–3 marks each)

What is hacking?

Explain online fraud with one example.

What is cyber bullying?

Why should we not share our passwords online?

Write any two ways to stay safe on the internet.

Section C: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Which of the following is a cyber crime?

a) Reading a book

b) Playing outdoor games

c) Stealing passwords online

d) Writing homework

A computer virus can:

a) Make the computer faster

b) Damage files

c) Clean the computer

d) Charge the battery

Phishing messages usually ask for:

a) Homework

b) Passwords and bank details

c) Sports news

d) School timetable

Section D: Fill in the Blanks

Cyber crime is done using __________ and the internet.

We should never share our __________ with strangers online.

Sending rude messages online is called __________ bullying.

Section E: True or False

We should click on all links we receive. (True / False)

Cyber crime can happen to anyone. (True / False)

Strong passwords help us stay safe online. (True / False)

Section F: Long Answer (4–5 marks)

Explain any four cyber safety rules for students.

answer key

Cyber Crime – Answer Key (Class 6 to 8)

Section A: Very Short Answer

Cyber crime is an illegal activity done using computers, mobile phones, or the internet.

Computer / Mobile phone (any one)

Phishing

Yes

Name / Address / Phone number / Password (any one)

Section B: Short Answer

Hacking: Hacking is breaking into someone’s computer, email, or account without permission.

Online Fraud: Online fraud is cheating people on the internet to steal money, such as fake shopping websites.

Cyber Bullying: Cyber bullying is hurting or threatening someone by sending rude messages or posts online.

We should not share passwords because others can misuse our accounts or steal our personal information.

Any two:

Do not share passwords or OTPs

Do not click on unknown links

Use strong passwords

Inform parents or teachers

Section C: MCQs

c) Stealing passwords online

b) Damage files

b) Passwords and bank details

Section D: Fill in the Blanks

computer / mobile phone

password / OTP

cyber

Section E: True or False

False

True

True

Section F: Long Answer

Cyber Safety Rules (Any four):

Never share passwords or OTPs with anyone

Use strong and secret passwords

Do not talk to strangers online

Do not click on unknown links or pop-ups

Inform parents or teachers if something feels unsafe

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