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Passwords and Privacy: Locking Your Own Door

SheelonCybersecurityComputer ScienceEnglishGrades 6-8Published Aug 5, 2026

What makes a password strong, why reusing one is the real danger, and which settings actually matter. Ten practical questions every student and every staff room should get right.

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  1. Which of these is the strongest password?

    Multiple Choice · 20s

    APassw0rd!23
    Bcorrect horse battery staple
    CMyName2011
    DQw3rty$

  2. Why is reusing the same password across sites dangerous?

    Multiple Choice · 20s

    AIt makes each login noticeably slower
    BIt stops password managers from working
    COne leaked site exposes all the others
    DWebsites can then see each other's data

  3. A password manager can create and remember a different password for every site.

    True / False · 20s

    TRUE
    FALSE
  4. Which detail is safe to post publicly?Multiple Choice · 20s
  5. What is the word for a website leak that exposes user accounts? (one word)Type Answer · 30s
  6. An app asks for permission it clearly does not need. What should you do?Multiple Choice · 20s
  7. Using a public wifi network carries risks a home network does not.True / False · 20s
  8. What does the padlock in a browser address bar tell you?Multiple Choice · 20s
  9. What is the risk of sharing your live location in an app?Multiple Choice · 20s
  10. What should you do to a password as soon as you learn a site was breached? (one word)Type Answer · 30s

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