What Your Smartwatch Knows About You

End-of-lesson check

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1. What technology does a smartwatch use to figure out when you are sleeping, walking, or sitting?

   1. AI — artificial intelligence
   2. A microphone that listens to you
   3. A tiny video camera inside the watch
   4. A built-in flashlight

2. Where might your personal health information be saved after you wear a smartwatch?

   1. Only inside your watch
   2. On the watch company's computers
   3. In your school database
   4. Nowhere — it disappears right away

3. What is one thing you can do with a parent or guardian to help protect your privacy on a smartwatch?

   1. Call the watch company and ask for a new watch
   2. Delete all the apps on your phone
   3. Throw the watch away
   4. Look at the privacy settings together and decide what to share

4. Which of the following is an example of private health information that a smartwatch might track?

   1. Your favorite TV show
   2. Your heart rate while you sleep
   3. The weather in your city
   4. What you ate for dinner

5. Why might a smartwatch be able to tell when you are stressed?

   1. It can read your text messages
   2. It can hear your thoughts
   3. It can measure changes in your heart rate
   4. It can see your facial expression

6. What is one reason a smartwatch company might want to collect data about when you fall asleep and wake up?

   1. To show it to strangers on the internet
   2. To share it with your school
   3. To delete your account
   4. To learn your patterns and improve their products

7. What kind of device is a smartwatch considered?

   1. A refrigerator
   2. A wearable
   3. A car
   4. A bookshelf

8. What does the lesson say you can do to keep your body's secrets a little safer?

   1. Wear the watch on your ankle instead
   2. Tell all your friends everything your watch records
   3. Check settings with a grown-up and turn off things you don't want shared
   4. Stop exercising completely

9. If a smartwatch notices your heart beating really fast, what might it think is happening?

   1. You are watching a funny movie
   2. You are underwater
   3. You might be stressed or scared
   4. You are sleeping deeply

10. What is the term for information that a smartwatch collects about your body and activities?

    1. A recipe
    2. A photograph
    3. A song
    4. Data

11. Why is it important to talk to a parent before changing smartwatch privacy settings?

    1. The watch will call your parent automatically
    2. They can help you understand what gets shared and what to turn off
    3. It is against the law to check settings alone
    4. The watch won't work unless a parent agrees

12. What does the lesson say is 'super personal' and gets saved on company computers?

    1. The brand name of the watch
    2. The time shown on the watch
    3. The apps you download
    4. Your health information from the watch

13. What are TWO things the lesson says you can learn from trying the activity at home?

    1. What games to play and what to eat
    2. How to fix the watch and how to dance
    3. When to sleep and when to wake up
    4. What privacy settings exist and what you can turn off

14. What might happen if you don't check your smartwatch's privacy settings?

    1. Your battery will last forever
    2. Your watch will stop working
    3. Your phone will explode
    4. Your health data might be shared with apps you didn't plan to use

15. The lesson says your heart rate, sleep, and steps are examples of what kind of information?

    1. Private health information
    2. School grades
    3. Weather reports
    4. Public news