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CompTIA Tech+: 2.1.2 - Types of Personal Data

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does PII stand for?

a)

Personal Identification Information

b)

Personally Identifiable Information

c)

Protected Individual Information

d)

Private Identity Information

2.

Which of the following is an example of direct PII?

a)

Job position

b)

Driver's license number

c)

Postal code

d)

Gender

3.

What is the main reason to protect direct PII?

a)

It is tied to your physical appearance

b)

It can be used to impersonate you

c)

It is not unique to you

d)

It is shared by multiple people

4.

Which of the following is an example of indirect PII?

a)

Bank account number

b)

Email address

c)

Passport number

d)

Height and weight

5.

Why is indirect PII important to keep private?

a)

It is not linked to your identity

b)

It is issued only to you

c)

It can lead to identity fraud when combined with other details

d)

It is unique to one person

6.

Which of the following is NOT an example of direct PII?

a)

Social Security number

b)

Browser history

c)

Race

d)

Login credentials

7.

What is the difference between direct and indirect PII?

a)

Direct PII is shared by multiple people, while indirect PII is unique

b)

Direct PII is unique to one person, while indirect PII is more general

c)

Direct PII is tied to physical appearance, while indirect PII is tied to financial data

d)

Direct PII is less important to protect than indirect PII

8.

Which of the following could be considered both direct and indirect PII depending on context?

a)

Home address

b)

Vehicle identification number

c)

Gender

d)

Last name

9.

How can indirect PII lead to identity fraud?

a)

It can be combined with direct PII to create a complete picture of someone

b)

It is always unique to one person

c)

It is shared publicly by default

d)

It is issued by government agencies

10.

Why should everyone be cautious about sharing personal information?

a)

Everyone has direct and indirect PII that can be exploited

b)

Famous people are the only ones at risk

c)

PII is not considered an asset in the digital world

d)

Only wealthy individuals are targets for identity fraud