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Should you have your device remember your password for you?

Who should you share your password with?

Strong Passwords

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1
Who should you share your password with?
Anyone it doesn't really matter.
Only a trusted adult.
No one.
Your best friend.
2
Should you have your device remember your password for you?
No.
Yes, if it is your personal device.
Not if it is a public device, like at the public library.
Yes, if you want to. It doesn't matter.
3
Pick the good password.
Agr8BKW!
M@rInEs
F00tb@ll
P@ssw0rd
4
What is a password?
A lock on any sort of technology
A word you pass on to everybody in a game
Something on all technology
A new phone that just came out
5
Select the "best" strong password.
1gRe@tjob
Anna99
Luv2Sw!m
June11998
6
What should you do just in case if your password was stolen?
All of the above
Tell an trusted adult
Change your password regularly
Do not use a word from the dictionary
7
How many different passwords should you have?
It doesn't matter.
To be safe, each password should be different.
Two, one for school and one for home.
Only one.
8
Why do we use passwords?
It is weird
It is an nice feature to have on your devices
It is cool to have.
They protect your electronic devices.
9
What should you use to make a good password?
Just numbers
Words numbers and symbols
Just words
None of the above
10
Noah's password is "Noahsoccer". Why isn't that a good password?
Because it uses his name, and it doesn't use numbers/symbols
People will know him
Because it is too long
Because it uses his name