Question

1. e - mail that wants your personal information and bank numbers are called

spam.
attachments.
phishing scams.
viruses.

1. should you put something in the subject line?

no, the receiver can read the body of the message to find the intent of the message.
no, dont put anything in the subject line.
yes, but keep it to the point and very brief.
yes, you can make it as long as needed so the receiver understands the intent of the message.

Explanation:

• Question 13: Phishing scams are attempts to obtain sensitive information like personal details and bank numbers through fraudulent emails. Spam is unsolicited bulk email. Attachments are files sent with an email. Viruses are malicious software.
• Question 14: The subject line should be concise and to - the - point. It helps the receiver quickly understand the message's intent. Making it too long is not ideal, and omitting it means the receiver has to read the entire body to get the gist.

Answer:

1. phishing scams
2. Yes, but keep it to the point and very brief.