Password Security Quiz

Who should you not tell your passwords to?

• Your best friend

• Anyone else

• Your family members

• Your teacher

How should you think of your password?

• As a piece of information to keep secret

• As a key that you don't leave out for just anyone to use

• As a simple code that is easy to remember

• As a tool for logging into computers only

Which of the following should be included in a strong password?

• Only upper-case letters

• Only lower-case letters

• Both lower-case and upper-case letters

• Only numbers

What should be avoided when creating a strong password?

• Using symbols like ?&@#

• Including numbers

• Using full words

• Mixing letters and numbers

According to the rules for creating a strong password, which of the following is recommended?

• Using your name

• Using your birthday

• Including numbers

• Using common words

What type of characters are suggested to include in a strong password to enhance its security?

• Emojis

• Only alphabets

• Punctuation marks and symbols

• Spaces

Why use sentences or phrases when creating passwords?

• To make the password easy to guess

• To help remember tricky passwords

• To make the password shorter

• To use common phrases for easy sharing

Why should you avoid using the same strong password for every account?

• It is easier to remember different passwords for each account.

• Using the same password for all accounts does not require updating passwords frequently.

• If someone guesses your password, they can only access one account instead of all.

• If someone guesses your password, they can log in to all your accounts.

What should you use to help you remember each powerful password?

• A special character

• A sentence or phrase as a clue

• A number sequence

• The name of your pet

What is the final step mentioned in the material after creating powerful passwords?

• Write them down on paper

• Share them with a friend

• Memorise them and check if you can remember them correctly

• Change them every week