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Wallets & Keys Quiz

Check your grasp of Monero wallets, keys, and seed phrases.

Covers material from Your First Monero Wallet.

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How many words is a standard Monero seed phrase?

24 words 12 words 25 words 16 words

What can someone do with only your VIEW key?

Generate your private spend key Spend a portion of your funds but not all See incoming funds, but not spend Move your funds to a new address

Where should you store your seed phrase?

As a photo hidden in your phone's gallery In an encrypted cloud note only you can open In a password manager synced across your devices Offline, on paper or metal

What is a subaddress used for?

Reducing the network fee you pay Receiving privately with fresh addresses Storing funds in cold storage offline Making transactions confirm faster

What does your private spend key let you do?

Only view your incoming payments without spending Set the password that encrypts your wallet file Authorize spending your funds, it is the master key to your money Generate new subaddresses but not spend

What is the role of the 25th word in a Monero seed phrase?

It stores the block height where the wallet starts scanning It is a password that encrypts the wallet It selects which language the seed words use It is a checksum that helps detect copying mistakes

If your phone is lost, what is the only thing that can recover your Monero?

Your 25-word seed phrase The transaction IDs of your past payments The wallet password you set Reinstalling the exact same wallet app

After you receive Monero, how long before you can spend it?

About 2 hours, while it is locked for 60 blocks About 10 minutes, after a single confirmation Instantly, as soon as it appears About 20 minutes, while it is locked for 10 blocks

What is an integrated address?

A main address that starts with the digit 8 Your address with a short payment ID baked into it An address that combines several of your subaddresses An address shared between two different wallets

Q10

Why is it wise to send a small test amount first when paying a new, important recipient?

Because small amounts are exempt from the network fee Because the recipient must approve large amounts manually Because Monero transactions are irreversible, so a mistake cannot be undone Because a test payment confirms faster than a full one

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