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Yes, and that’s the default. Your form gets one Form ID, and any number of pages, campaigns, and templates can point at it. See What a form is.
Yes. Your change shows up immediately, everywhere the form is placed. Before you edit a widely used form, check where it’s used.
Your test page’s address isn’t on the form’s allowed-origins list yet. Add it, then try again. See Form not capturing submissions?.
These are account-wide Web Edge settings, so you won’t find them on an individual form. See What protects a form.
People answer it less often than your form’s other optional fields. To find out why it might be, see See how a form is performing.
Not by default. Each page you build from the template gets its own form, so submissions from different pages don’t mix. If you want every page to share one form, embed that form in the template itself.