AI and knowing what data an app collects

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is one main reason apps collect information about their users?

   1. To make the app cost more money
   2. To stop you from using the app
   3. To share your information with every website on the internet
   4. To make the app work better and remember your preferences

2. Why is it a good idea to read an app's privacy information with a grown-up?

   1. Because the app will not work unless a grown-up reads it
   2. Because grown-ups can help explain what the words mean and spot problems
   3. Because grown-ups need to sign a paper for every app you use
   4. Because the law says only grown-ups are allowed to read privacy info

3. Which of these is an example of data an app might collect about you?

   1. What your favorite TV show is
   2. Your name and the things you type into the app
   3. What your pet's name is
   4. The color of your shirt

4. What does it mean when an app lets you 'delete' the data it has collected?

   1. The app will automatically erase everything you type
   2. You can ask the app to remove the information it saved about you
   3. The app will stop working after you delete data
   4. You have to delete the app from your device

5. What is privacy information in an app?

   1. A setting that makes your screen dark
   2. A game you can play inside the app
   3. A document that explains what data the app collects and how it uses it
   4. A password you create

6. A friend asks you to download a new game app. What should you do first?

   1. Only download apps that are completely free
   2. Download it immediately to see if it's fun
   3. Ask a grown-up to look at the app's privacy information with you
   4. Tell your friend you cannot try any new apps

7. Why is it important to know what information an app keeps about you?

   1. So you can use the app without WiFi
   2. So you can make the app run faster
   3. So you understand what others can see and help stay safe online
   4. So the app will give you more points

8. What is a chatbot app?

   1. An app that talks with you using AI to answer questions
   2. An app that sends text messages to your phone
   3. An app that draws pictures for you
   4. An app that makes your phone ring

9. If a chatbot app saves what you type to it, what might it remember?

   1. Your location without you knowing
   2. Your parent's credit card number automatically
   3. Your questions, the answers it gives, and possibly your name
   4. Every word you have ever said out loud

10. What does 'digital citizenship' mean?

    1. Being able to write computer code
    2. Being a responsible and safe user of technology and the internet
    3. Never sharing any information online
    4. Only using computers at school

11. What is the first step the lesson suggests when you pick a new app to try?

    1. Create a new email address
    2. Delete any old apps first
    3. Pay for the premium version
    4. Ask a grown-up to look at the app's privacy info together

12. Which statement about app data is true?

    1. All apps must collect your exact location at all times
    2. No apps ever save any information about users
    3. Apps can never be used by kids
    4. Some apps let you delete the data they have collected about you

13. What kind of information might be in an app's privacy policy?

    1. The secret code that makes the app work
    2. The name of every person who has ever used the app
    3. What personal details the app collects and who it might share them with
    4. How much money the app costs

14. What should you do if you find out an app collects more information than you want it to?

    1. Tell everyone at school about the app
    2. Share more information to make the app happy
    3. Talk to a grown-up about it and maybe stop using that app
    4. Keep using it anyway because all apps do this

15. The lesson says 'Know what apps know about you.' What does 'know' mean in this sentence?

    1. Teach the apps new things
    2. Make the apps smarter
    3. Become friends with the apps
    4. Understand what information the apps have saved about you