SHOULD/SHOULDN'T/HAD BETTER/HAD BETTER NOT

Match the definitions to the correct words

• suspicious

• noun- when someone owes someone else; money

• scam

• a 9-digit number that you need to work in Canada and to have access to government programs and benefits

• debt

• an official document that records someone's birth

• SIN

• questionable behaviour

• Birth Certificate

• noun- a dishonest plan to trick someone into giving money

Match the definitions to the correct words

• hacker

• noun- someone who is a computer criminal that uses someone else's personal information

• Identity Card- ID

• noun- who you are

• credit report

• banks use this information to decide if they will lend you money

• identity

• when the bank gives you money and you promise to pay it back over time

• loan

• any government document used to prove someone's identity

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Signs of identity theft

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(b) Dos in creating a strong password

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(c) Don'ts in creating a strong password

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(d) Expressions in giving advices

• had better

• shouldn't

• reuse passwords

• banks contact you about unknown debts

• make passwords complicated

• should

• use personal information

• include numbers, symbols, upper and lower case letters

• credit report shows loans or purchases you didn't request

• use random real words that you can remember

• had better not

• unusual transactions

• make it long

• someone pretends to be you

This word means random real words that you can remember

• passphrase

• paraphrase

• patchphrase

Which is grammatically correct

• She should to leave

• She should leave

• She to should leave

• She should to left

Which is correct?

• You'd better not give out your SIN number over the phone.

• You'd better give your SIN number over the phone

• You should give your SIN number over the phone

Which is correct?

• You shouldn't change your password often.

• You should change your password often.

• You should to not change your password often.

Which is correct?

• You should know that banks will ask you for your passwords on the phone.

• You should know that banks won't ask you for your passwords on the phone

• You should to not know that banks won't ask for your passwords on the phone

You shouldn't carry your documents with you

• because someone could steal them

• because they are not important

• to keep them at home

You'd better empty your mailbox daily

• or someone could take them and use your personal information

• to stop hackers from doing crimes

• or your credit report could be wrong