Multiple Choice Questions on Protecting Personal Data for Kindergarteners

📚 Quick Study Guide: Keeping Your Info Safe!

• 📛 Your full name is private information. Only share it with trusted adults.
• 🏡 Your home address is a secret! Don't tell strangers where you live.
• 📱 Your phone number is for family and trusted friends only.
• 📸 Be careful with photos! Ask an adult before sharing pictures online.
• 🔑 Passwords are like secret keys for your games and apps. Never tell anyone your password, not even your best friend!
• 🗣️ If someone asks for your private info online, always tell a grown-up you trust.
• 🚫 It's okay to say 'no' if something online makes you feel uncomfortable.

📝 Practice Quiz: Personal Data Protectors!

Question 1: What should you do if a new online friend asks for your home address?

A) Tell them right away.

B) Ask a trusted adult first.

C) Make up a fake address.

Question 2: Who should know your special password for games?

A) Your best friend.

B) Your teacher.

C) Only you and a trusted grown-up.

Question 3: Is it okay to share a picture of your house with anyone online?

A) Yes, if it's a nice picture.

B) No, your house is private.

C) Only if you ask your pet first.

Question 4: If a website asks for your mom's credit card number, what should you do?

A) Type it in quickly.

B) Ask your mom or dad for help.

C) Tell the website you don't have one.

Question 5: What is your 'personal data'?

A) Your favorite toy.

B) Information like your name, address, and phone number.

C) The food you eat for lunch.

Question 6: When is it okay to tell someone your full name online?

A) When you are playing a game with new friends.

B) Never, it's always a secret.

C) Only if a trusted adult says it's okay.

Question 7: If something online makes you feel scared or worried, what should you do?

A) Keep it a secret.

B) Tell a trusted adult right away.

C) Try to fix it yourself.

🧠 Quick Study Guide: Protecting Your Secret Info!

• 🧒 What is Personal Data? It's your special information, like your full name, your birthday, your home address, or your phone number. It's like your personal secret!
• 🔒 Why Keep it a Secret? Because some people might use your special info in ways that aren't safe or kind. Keeping it private helps keep you safe!
• 🗣️ Who Can You Share With? Only grown-ups you trust a lot, like your parents, grandparents, or teacher, can know your secret info. They are your safety helpers!
• 🚫 What NOT to Share Online? Never tell anyone you don't know your full name, where you live, your school name, or your phone number when you're playing games or watching videos online.
• 🛑 What to Do if Someone Asks? If a stranger online asks for your secret info, always tell a trusted grown-up right away! They will help you.

✅ Practice Quiz: Be a Data Detective!

Choose the best answer for each question.

1. Which of these is your personal data?

• A) Your favorite color
• B) Your home address
• C) The type of pet you like

2. Who is it okay to share your personal data with?

• A) A new friend you met online
• B) Your trusted parent or guardian
• C) A character in your video game

3. Why is it important to keep your personal data a secret from strangers?

• A) So they don't know your favorite food.
• B) To keep you safe from people who might not be kind.
• C) Because it's a game to see who can keep the most secrets.

4. What should you do if someone online asks for your full name and where you live?

• A) Tell them right away.
• B) Ask your pet for advice.
• C) Tell a trusted grown-up immediately.

5. Which of these should you NOT share with someone you don't know online?

• A) Your favorite toy
• B) Your school name
• C) What you had for breakfast

6. If you see a pop-up asking for your phone number while playing a game, what's the safest thing to do?

• A) Type in your phone number.
• B) Ask your friend to type their phone number.
• C) Ask a trusted grown-up before doing anything.

7. What is a "trusted grown-up" when it comes to keeping your data safe?

• A) Anyone who looks like an adult.
• B) Your parents, grandparents, or teacher who care for you.
• C) A cartoon character on TV.