Elder Fraud Awareness Quiz Question Title * 1. Someone calls an older adult claiming to be their grandchild. The caller says they are in jail and urgently need bail money but asks the adult not to tell anyone. What should the adult do first? Ask the caller to keep calling Send the money immediately Contact the grandchild or family independently Send a gift card instead Question Title * 2. A pop-up on an older adult's computer says the device is infected and displays a phone number for urgent technical support. The person on the phone asks for remote access and payment. What is the safest action? Allow access if the technician sounds professional Close the pop-up and contact trusted support independently Follow the caller's instruction's quickly Pay a small fee to remove the warning Question Title * 3. An older adult notices unexplained withdrawals from their bank account. A relative has been helping with bills and has access to the account. What is the most appropriate response Contact the relative publicly before checking records Wait several months to see what happens Ignore withdrawals because it's family Contact the bank promptly to review the transactions Question Title * 4. Enter your email to be entered into the drawing for a prize. Done
