AI and passwords being private from AI too

End-of-lesson check

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1. What should you NEVER do with a password when using an AI chatbot?

   1. Share it when the AI says it can help you log in
   2. Ask the AI to remember it for later
   3. All of the above are unsafe
   4. Type it into the chat window

2. Your friend says an AI chatbot helped them recover their password. What should you think?

   1. That must be a new feature
   2. That's unsafe — AI shouldn't see passwords
   3. The AI probably has the right answer
   4. That's a smart way to get help

3. Where is the ONLY safe place to type a password?

   1. An email to a friend
   2. A chatbot conversation
   3. A password box on a trusted website
   4. A text message to family

4. You forgot your password for a game you play. What's the safest way to get help?

   1. Ask an AI chatbot to guess it
   2. Type your password into a chatbot to see if it works
   3. Ask another kid at school
   4. Click 'forgot password' on the game's website

5. An AI chatbot messages you saying 'Please type your password so I can help you.' What should you do?

   1. Type it — the AI is trying to help
   2. Try a fake password first
   3. Share it only if the AI asks nicely
   4. Ignore it and tell a grown-up

6. Why is it dangerous for an AI to see your password?

   1. AI doesn't understand passwords anyway
   2. AI might use it to pretend to be you
   3. AI might tell other people your password
   4. AI might share it with websites

7. What does it mean for a password to be 'private'?

   1. Only you should know it
   2. Only websites need to know it
   3. Everyone in your family can know it
   4. Your friends can know it if you're close

8. Your classmate says they typed their password into an AI to check if it was strong. What should you tell them?

   1. That's smart — AI knows about security
   2. They should try a different AI
   3. That's fine as long as they trust the AI
   4. That's unsafe — never type passwords in chatbots

9. Which statement about passwords is TRUE?

   1. Passwords should only go in password boxes
   2. AI can help you remember passwords safely
   3. Chatbots are the best place to get password help
   4. It's okay to share passwords with helpful AI

10. What is the 'forgot password' feature on websites?

    1. A way to share your password with support
    2. A chatbot that guesses your password
    3. A safe built-in tool to reset your password
    4. A way to ask AI for your password

11. A website popup says 'Enter your password here' but it's inside a chat with an AI. What should you do?

    1. Don't enter it — that's a chatbot, not a real website
    2. Enter it only if the AI seems nice
    3. Enter a wrong password to test it
    4. Enter it because the website asked

12. Why should real password help come from grown-ups?

    1. Grown-ups can help without seeing your password
    2. Grown-ups know the rules about password safety
    3. Grown-ups never make mistakes
    4. Grown-ups are better at typing

13. If an AI chatbot asks for your password, who should you tell?

    1. Your best friend
    2. No one — just ignore it
    3. The AI itself
    4. A trusted grown-up

14. A helpful AI chatbot says it will keep your password secret. Should you trust it?

    1. Yes, because it's trying to help
    2. Only if it's a famous AI
    3. Yes, if it promises to keep it secret
    4. No, AI should never see passwords

15. Can AI be helpful without ever seeing your password?

    1. Yes, but only if you share it privately
    2. No, AI can only help if it knows passwords
    3. Yes, AI can help with many things without passwords
    4. No, AI needs passwords to work