Data Protection Act

Data Protection Act and GDPR

GCSE

Multiple Choice

What does DPA stand for?

• Desk and paper administration

• Data Personalisation Attack

• Data Protection Act

Multiple Choice

Which of these are examples of personal data?

• hair colour

• name

• pet's name

Multiple Choice

The DPA only covers information stored on a computer.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The DPA covers people who are dead and alive.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

A small sports club would have to register to be able to store details of it's players.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The following are exemptions to the DPA:

• National Security

• If a company chooses not to be involved.

• There are no exemptions

Multiple Choice

What does the term Data Subject mean?

• The person who stored the data
• The person who decides how the data will be used
• The person who controls the data
• The person who's data it is

Multiple Choice

It's the law for an organisation to remove you from their database if you tell them to

• TRUE
• FALSE

Multiple Choice

How many principles does the Data Protection Act have?

• 4
• 8
• 9
• 10

Multiple Choice

If a data controller breaks the law you may be entitled to...

• Nothing
• A refund
• Compensation

Multiple Choice

You can demand that your data is not used for

• A suitable purpose
• Intended use
• Marketing

Multiple Choice

Organisations can't use data for any other purpose without your 

• Date of Birth
• Photograph
• Consent
• Fingerprint

Multiple Choice

Data must be stored...

• On a single CD
• On a USB
• With a password 6 characters long
• Securely

Multiple Choice

Organisations storing your data must...

• Keep it up to date
• Keep it for no longer than 5 years after your death
• Ask for more data than required
• Wait for you to contact them to ensure its accurate

Multiple Choice

What does GDPR stand for?

• General Data Privacy Rights

• General Data Protection Regulation

• Generous Data Propaganda Review

• Good Data Policy Recording

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an additional right under the GDPR?

• The right to compensation

• The right to be forgotten

• The right to a fair trial