The average computer user has between 5 and 15 username/password combinations to log in to email accounts, social networking sites, discussion boards, news and entertainment sites, online stores, online banking accounts, or other websites. For people who use email or other internet applications at work, the number of required username/password combinations may surpass 30. Some of these accounts demand that you use a specific number of symbols and digits, while others require you to change your password every 60 days. When you add to this list the codes needed to access things like ATMs, home alarm systems, padlocks, or voicemail, the number of passwords become staggering. The feeling of frustration that results from maintaining a memorized list of login credentials has grown so prevalent that one person had actually used a name for password called ?fatigue?.


Q1. What difficulty a plethora of passwords create for its users?
A) The user becomes tensed after remembering multiple passwords.
B) The usernames often do not match with the passwords.
C) The users forget some of the combinations of the links attached with the long list of
credentials.
D) It becomes difficult to remember all the combinations of usernames and passwords.
Q2. What does an ATM mean?
A) Any Time Machine
B) Automated Teller Machine
C) Access Time Machine
D) All Time Money
Q3. What is the meaning of the word ?staggering? as given in the passage?
A) Astounding
B) Escalating
C) Drooping
D) Endless
Q4. What is mandatory to log in to any social networking website?
A) A username
B) A password
C) A username and a password
D) Username or Password
Q5. What can be the conclusion of the passage?
A) Passwords are a secure system of personal access to computers today.
B) Any computer cannot be run without any security systems.
C) Accessing the social websites is unsafe without the passwords.
D) Computers are a man?s best friend today.