Chapter 4 – Data and Privacy

Data and Privacy

Quiz

 

1. What is personal data?
   1.   Data that is used to operate a computer
   2.   Data related to an individual's personal information
   3.   Data that is shared publicly on the internet
   4.   Data that only businesses use
2. Which of the following is an example of sensitive personal data?
   1.   Favorite color
   2.   Date of birth
   3.   Social Security number
   4.   Favorite food
3. What does privacy mean in the context of data protection?
   1.   Limiting the amount of data collected
   2.   Securing data from unauthorized access
   3.   Ensuring data is available to all users
   4.   Publicly sharing all personal data
4. What is the purpose of data encryption?
   1.   To speed up data transfer
   2.   To protect data by converting it into a secure format
   3.   To increase data storage capacity
   4.   To back up data automatically
5. Which of the following is a common method to ensure data privacy?
   1.   Data encryption
   2.   Publicly sharing data
   3.   Avoiding software updates
   4.   Using weak passwords
6. What is a privacy policy?
   1.   A document outlining how a company handles personal data
   2.   A set of rules for data encryption
   3.   A guide for software installation
   4.   A method for data recovery
7. What is the main purpose of data anonymization?
   1.   To make data more accessible
   2.   To remove identifiable information to protect privacy
   3.   To increase data storage
   4.   To enhance data analysis
8. Which of the following is considered a best practice for creating strong passwords?
   1.   Using easily guessable information
   2.   Reusing passwords across multiple sites
   3.   Including a mix of letters, numbers, and special characters
   4.   Using only lowercase letters
9. What is phishing?
   1.   A type of online scam where attackers attempt to steal personal information
   2.   A method of data encryption
   3.   A process of data recovery
   4.   A technique for improving internet speed
10. What is two-factor authentication (2FA)?
    1.   A method to increase internet speed
    2.   A technique to ensure data backup
    3.   A security process that requires two forms of identification
    4.   A way to share data between devices