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Questions 1–10 of 10

1. What does GDPR stand for?
Question 1A. Global Data Privacy RulesB. General Data Protection RegulationC. General Digital Privacy RequirementD. Governed Data Processing RegulationE. Global Data Protection Register
2. Which GDPR principle requires collecting only the data that is absolutely necessary?
Question 2A. TransparencyB. AccountabilityC. Data minimisationD. Storage limitationE. Accuracy
3. What does the GDPR principle of purpose limitation mean?
Question 3A. Data must be deleted after one yearB. Only one department may process personal dataC. Data must be stored within the EUD. Data can only be used for specific, clearly stated reasonsE. Data must be encrypted at rest
4. Which GDPR principle mandates that data should not be kept longer than necessary?
Question 4A. Integrity and confidentialityB. Purpose limitationC. TransparencyD. AccountabilityE. Storage limitation
5. Under GDPR, which principle places responsibility on organisations to ensure all the other principles are adhered to?
Question 5A. AccountabilityB. AccuracyC. Data minimisationD. TransparencyE. Storage limitation
6. Which of the following is one of the individual rights that GDPR introduced?
Question 6A. The right to free cloud storageB. The right to be forgottenC. The right to sell personal dataD. The right to unlimited data retentionE. The right to bypass consent
7. What does the privacy-by-design approach spurred by GDPR involve?
Question 7A. Publishing all data processing code as open sourceB. Outsourcing data protection to third partiesC. Embedding data protection measures into product design and service delivery, including data minimisation and appointing Data Protection OfficersD. Storing all personal data on paperE. Restricting products to EU customers only
8. Which company was fined 746 million euros under GDPR in 2021?
Question 8A. InstagramB. GoogleC. FacebookD. AmazonE. Microsoft
9. Why has GDPR had a global influence beyond the European Union?
Question 9A. Because the United Nations adopted it as a treatyB. Because it replaced all national privacy laws worldwideC. Because it is enforced by the World Trade OrganisationD. Because it only applies to companies headquartered in the EUE. Because it applies to all organisations dealing with the data of EU citizens, forcing companies worldwide to adjust their practices
10. Which of the following is NOT listed among the main GDPR violations leading to fines?
Question 10A. Using open-source software without a licence reviewB. Lack of transparency about data practicesC. Failures in child data protectionD. Data breachesE. Failing to obtain valid consent