Digital account
Name:
Date:
Class:
A
Quick Questions
Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
1. Which best describes a digital account?
2. Which is an example of a digital account?
3. What do you usually need to do to reach your email account?
4. Which statement is true about game and social accounts?
5. Whose information does a digital account hold?
B
Match the Pairs
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1school account | AA digital account is only reached by logging in, so a person cannot open it without a login. | |
| 2email account | BA personal record on a mail system that holds your messages and needs a login to open | |
| 3You can have many accounts, each on a different system, such as school, email and games | CDifferent accounts are separate records kept on different systems, each holding its own information. | |
| 4A game or social account holds your own profile and information and you log in to reach it | Dmultiple accounts across multiple systems | |
| 5Anyone can open my school account without logging in. | Egame and social accounts | |
| 6My email account and my game account are the same record on one system. | FA login that gives you access to your own files and work on your school's system |
C
Definitions
digital account
D
Fill in the Blanks
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
1.
_____(username, password)
2.
login(________, password)
3.
if _________:
show_account()
4.
accounts = ["school", "email", "game"]
______(accounts[0])
5.
for _______ in accounts:
login(account)
E
Spot the Error
Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.
Question 1
A
account = school
B
username = 'sam.k'
C
password = 'Blue!Tree7'
D
print('Log in to', account)
Question 2
A
email == 'sam@mail.com'
B
password = 'Kite#Rain42'
C
login(email, password)
Question 3
A
game_account = 'PixelPal'
B
has_login = true
C
if has_login:
D
print('Welcome')
Question 4
A
accounts = ['school', 'email']
B
for a in accounts
C
print('Log in to', a)
Question 5
A
user = 'sam.k'
B
pw = 'Blue!Tree7'
C
if user = 'sam.k':
D
print('Logged in')
Answer Key
Digital account
Section A: Quick Questions
Q1
A — A personal record on a system that you log in to reach
Q2
B — Your school account that you log in to at school
Q3
A — Log in
Q4
B — They are digital accounts that hold your own information
Q5
A — Your own information
Section B: Match the Pairs
Q1
school account → A login that gives you access to your own files and work on your school's system
Q2
email account → A personal record on a mail system that holds your messages and needs a login to open
Q3
You can have many accounts, each on a different system, such as school, email and games → multiple accounts across multiple systems
Q4
A game or social account holds your own profile and information and you log in to reach it → game and social accounts
Q5
Anyone can open my school account without logging in. → A digital account is only reached by logging in, so a person cannot open it without a login.
Q6
My email account and my game account are the same record on one system. → Different accounts are separate records kept on different systems, each holding its own information.
Section C: Definitions
Q1
digital account — A personal record kept on a system, like a school, email, game or social account, that you must log in to reach. Each account holds your own information.Section D: Fill in the Blanks
Q1
login(username, password)Q2
login(username, password)Q3
if logged_in:
show_account()Q4
accounts = ["school", "email", "game"]
logout(accounts[0])Q5
for account in accounts:
login(account)Section E: Spot the Error
Q1
A — The account name is text, so it needs quotes. Without them Python looks for a variable called school. It should be account = 'school'.
Q2
A — A single = stores a value in a variable. == compares two values and does not save anything. It should be email = 'sam@mail.com'.
Q3
B — Python's true value is spelled True with a capital T. Lowercase true is not recognised. It should be has_login = True.
Q4
B — A for loop line must end with a colon. It should be for a in accounts:
Q5
C — An if statement checks the username, so it needs == to compare. A single = tries to assign. It should be if user == 'sam.k':