Do Not Tell AI Your Passwords

End-of-lesson check

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1. Why is it unsafe to type your password into an AI chat?

   1. AI chatbots need your password to work
   2. AI chatbots save and store everything you type
   3. AI chatbots automatically delete your messages
   4. AI chatbots can guess your password

2. An AI chatbot you are talking to suddenly asks for your password to 'verify your account.' What should you do?

   1. Share your password with a parent first
   2. Ask the AI if it's really an AI
   3. Give the password so the AI can help you
   4. Stop the conversation and tell a trusted adult

3. Which of these is a reason why scammers might use AI chatbots to ask for passwords?

   1. AI chatbots look friendly and helpful, making people trust them
   2. AI chatbots check passwords for errors
   3. AI chatbots are required to ask for passwords
   4. AI chatbots are always safe

4. Your friend says they typed their password into an AI because the AI promised to make their account more secure. What is the problem?

   1. Real security services never ask for passwords through chat
   2. AI chatbots are required to protect passwords
   3. AI chatbots can actually improve account security
   4. Your friend should have given a different password

5. What does PII stand for in internet safety?

   1. Password Input Important
   2. Private Internet Inquiry
   3. Personal Internet ID
   4. Personally Identifiable Information

6. Why might other people be able to see your AI conversations?

   1. AI companies store and may review conversations
   2. You have to share AI chats publicly
   3. AI only works when people watch
   4. Your parents pay for your AI account

7. What is 'phishing' in the context of AI safety?

   1. When you save passwords in a fishing game
   2. When you ask an AI many questions quickly
   3. When a scammer pretends to be helpful to trick you into sharing private information
   4. When an AI teaches you how to fish

8. Where should you actually enter your password to log into a website?

   1. In a text message to a friend
   2. On the actual website's login page
   3. In an AI chatbot window
   4. In an email attachment

9. Your older sibling says they gave their password to an AI that claimed to be from their bank. Why is this risky?

   1. AI banks are safer than real banks
   2. Older people cannot be scammed by AI
   3. Banks never ask for passwords through AI chats — it's likely a scam
   4. Banks always need AI to verify your account

10. Besides passwords, which other private information should you never share with AI chatbots?

    1. Your age
    2. Your favorite color
    3. Your opinion on a movie
    4. Your full home address and phone number

11. What should you do instead of giving your password to an AI that asks for it?

    1. Type your password backwards so it looks different
    2. Ask the AI for the website address
    3. Go directly to the real website and log in there
    4. Give a different password you don't use

12. Why is it important to keep other people's private information safe too?

    1. Their information can be stolen and used to hurt them
    2. AI always protects information you share
    3. Other people do not care about their information
    4. It is fun to share other people's secrets

13. What is the 'big idea' of this safety lesson?

    1. Passwords should only go to the actual website, not to AI chats
    2. You should never use passwords
    3. Passwords should be shared with everyone
    4. AI is always dangerous

14. What is a PIN and why is it similar to a password?

    1. A PIN is a short number that unlocks your account, like a password
    2. A PIN is another name for your username
    3. A PIN is a type of AI
    4. A PIN is a special kind of email

15. What might happen if you share your password with a scammer pretending to be an AI?

    1. They would give you a better password
    2. They would become your friend
    3. They would teach you about internet safety
    4. They could take over your account and steal your information