Merge pull request #12600 from ethereum/quizQuestionUpdates

Update quiz questions and prompts

src/intl/en/learn-quizzes.json

@@ -107,15 +107,15 @@
   "b004-c-explanation": "This answer is partially correct, but it's only one of the many things ETH can be used for.",
   "b004-d-label": "All of the above",
   "b004-d-explanation": "Ethereum transactions cannot be censored, ETH is required to make any transaction on Ethereum, and it is crucial to the stability of the DeFi ecosystem.",
-  "c001-prompt": "Web3 allows users to own digital assets directly through:",
-  "c001-a-label": "DAOs",
-  "c001-a-explanation": "DAOs (Decentralized autonomous organizations) are member-owned communities without centralized leadership.",
+  "c001-prompt": "Web3 allows users to own digital assets through:",
+  "c001-a-label": "Tokens",
+  "c001-a-explanation": "Tokens provide a way to represent units of value that are interchangeable with one another, owned by an Ethereum account. While they represent ownership, there are more ways to own digital assets on Ethereum.",
   "c001-b-label": "NFTs",
-  "c001-b-explanation": "NFTs (Non-fungible tokens) provide a way to represent anything unique as an Ethereum-based asset.",
+  "c001-b-explanation": "NFTs (Non-fungible tokens) provide a way to represent anything unique as an Ethereum-based asset. While they represent ownership, there are more ways to own digital assets on Ethereum.",
   "c001-c-label": "ENS",
-  "c001-c-explanation": "ENS (Ethereum Name Service) is a decentralized naming service for the Ethereum blockchain.",
-  "c001-d-label": "GitHub",
-  "c001-d-explanation": "GitHub is a centralized platform, primarily for storing code using distributed version control. GitHub does not allow ownership of your data or digital assets.",
+  "c001-c-explanation": "ENS (Ethereum Name Service) is a decentralized naming service for the Ethereum blockchain. While they represent ownership, there are more ways to own digital assets on Ethereum.",
+  "c001-d-label": "All of the above",
+  "c001-d-explanation": "All of the options provide ways to own digital assets on Ethereum. Tokens, NFTs, and ENS are all ways to represent ownership of digital assets.",
   "c002-prompt": "Web1 was read-only, Web2 is read-write, Web3 has been described as:",
   "c002-a-label": "read-write-sell",
   "c002-a-explanation": "Web3 has not been described in this way.",
@@ -161,15 +161,15 @@
   "d001-c-explanation": "Web wallets have less security than hardware wallets because the private keys are stored on an internet-connected device.",
   "d001-d-label": "A desktop wallet",
   "d001-d-explanation": "Desktop wallets hold private keys on a computer hard drive, which typically has connections to the internet, and potentially compromised by other software.",
-  "d002-prompt": "From the options presented, which is the most secure way to store your seed phrase?",
+  "d002-prompt": "How should you store your seed phrase?",
   "d002-a-label": "In a photo on your phone",
   "d002-a-explanation": "This is not the most secure option. If this photo is uploaded to cloud storage then a hacker gets this image and gains access to your account.",
   "d002-b-label": "In a file on your computer",
   "d002-b-explanation": "This is not the most secure option. Hacker are increasingly looking for cryptocurrency related information on target devices. If a hacker accesses the file with your seed phrase they will gain access to your account.",
-  "d002-c-label": "Written down on paper",
-  "d002-c-explanation": "Of the available options, writing down your seed phrase on paper is the most secure.",
-  "d002-d-label": "In a text message to a trusted family member",
-  "d002-d-explanation": "You should never text your seed phrase to anyone. The message could be intercepted by a third party, and even if you trust this person absolutely, you do not know who may be able to access their phone.",
+  "d002-c-label": "In a text message to a trusted family member",
+  "d002-c-explanation": "You should never text your seed phrase to anyone. The message could be intercepted by a third party, and even if you trust this person absolutely, you do not know who may be able to access their phone.",
+  "d002-d-label": "None of the above",
+  "d002-d-explanation": "Your seed phrase should be stored in a secure manner, ideally offline. Writing it down on paper is often recommended for this reason, but secure password managers are a good alternative.",
   "d003-prompt": "Who should you give your seed phrase / private keys to?",
   "d003-a-label": "Someone you’re paying",
   "d003-a-explanation": "You should never give your seed phrase or private keys to anyone. Instead, send tokens to their wallet address via a transaction.",