What Your Fitness Tracker Knows About You

End-of-lesson check

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1. What are two things a fitness tracker on your wrist can count?

   1. Songs and movies
   2. Steps and heartbeats
   3. Coins and marbles
   4. Colors and shapes

2. What can the AI inside a fitness tracker do with your data?

   1. Predict tomorrow's lottery numbers
   2. Drive a car for you
   3. Cook dinner
   4. Spot patterns in your health information

3. Why should you check tracker settings with a parent?

   1. To make the watch look cooler
   2. To increase the battery life
   3. To make sure it doesn't share more data than you want
   4. To unlock games

4. What did the lesson say a tracker can notice about your heart?

   1. Your heart rate jumped while you were sitting still
   2. Your heart sang a song
   3. Your heart beat like a drum
   4. Your heart changed color

5. What can a fitness tracker tell you about your sleep?

   1. What specific dreams you had
   2. When you slept badly and might need rest
   3. How many hours your parents slept
   4. Exactly what time you woke up

6. Who might receive some of your fitness tracker data?

   1. The company that made the watch
   2. A stranger on the street
   3. Your local grocery store
   4. Your schoolteacher

7. What did the lesson say a fitness tracker should NEVER do?

   1. Tell you when to sleep
   2. Diagnose you with a medical condition
   3. Remind you to move
   4. Count your steps

8. What is an example of a wearable device?

   1. A TV in your living room
   2. A laptop computer
   3. A toaster in the kitchen
   4. A watch or ring on your wrist

9. What should you do if your tracker notices something unusual about your health?

   1. Post it on social media
   2. Ignore it completely
   3. Talk to a real doctor about it
   4. Stop using the tracker forever

10. What did the lesson say about using a tracker without giving away too much information?

    1. You cannot use it without a phone
    2. You must give all your data to use it
    3. You can use it while checking settings so it doesn't share too much
    4. You should wear it only once a month

11. What is one thing mentioned in the lesson that a tracker should NOT share with anyone?

    1. Your step count
    2. Your exact location at all times
    3. Your sleep hours
    4. Your heart rate

12. What did the lesson say is 'yours' when it comes to what your watch knows about your body?

    1. The data it collects about you
    2. The money in your bank
    3. Your favorite movies
    4. Your homework grades

13. Which of these is a key term from the lesson?

    1. Data privacy
    2. Spaceship
    3. Elephant
    4. Superhero

14. Why might a tracker notice your heart rate jumping while you're sitting still?

    1. It could be an interesting clue about your health
    2. It means you were actually running
    3. Your heart is always the same
    4. The tracker is broken

15. What should you do with the suggestions a tracker makes about your rest?

    1. Consider them, but remember it's not a doctor
    2. Ignore them completely and never rest
    3. Only follow them if you're an adult
    4. Follow them exactly like medical advice