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This quiz consists of ten questions and is timed. You will have 15 minutes to compete the quiz.

CCPA Learning Questions

Test the knowledge of the CCPA you've gained by following the CCPA Free Training program and receive a training certificate. The quiz consists of ten questions. There is no minimum score required to receive a certificate, and the certificate will include your score. Take the quiz as many times as you would like in order to solidify your learning and to achieve a higher score.

1 / 10

Have you read your company's privacy policy?

Yes

2 / 10

Please enter the first training certificate code word below in all lower case that appeared in the upper-right hand corner of the training video.

3 / 10

How many designated methods for submitting CCPA rights requests must a business make available to consumers.

Three, if necessary to include the method by which consumers primarily interact with the business.

One, if the consumer is able to speak with a person in a store or on the phone.

At least two, as long as one of them is an online form.

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If a consumer makes a right to know request, how should you verify their identity?

It is not necessary to verify identity, unless the consumer has requested a copy of sensitive data.

You can require the consumer to log into their online account if they have one with you.

You cannot require them to use an online account; verifying two data points via email is acceptable.

You must offer at least two methods for verifying identity, including, at minimum, a toll-free number.

5 / 10

A consumer makes a request for personal information pertaining to their household. Which of the following are true? Check all that apply.

All household members must always join in the request.

If there are three or more household members, a majority of them must join the request.

Only consumers with a password-protected account can make requests for household data.

If a member of the household is under age 13, obtain parental consent before disclosing household information.

6 / 10

Which of the following are considered "personal information" within the meaning of the CCPA:

Your name, if it's made public on LinkedIn.

The number of daily readers of the Wall Street Journal, if your readership is included in the count.

A cookie ID assigned to your laptop's web browser that is not tied to your name.

The address of your previous residence.

Grocery store security camera footage that captures your face as you exit the store.

The fact that you are in the market to buy a new car.

7 / 10

True or false: if you sell data under the CCPA, you need to know which of your consumers are under age 13.

False

True

8 / 10

For how long should you maintain CCPA compliance records about a given consumer request?

For 24 months after fulfilling the request.

For 12 months after fulfilling the request.

For 12 months from the consumer's last contact with your business.

Until you have responded to the request in full.

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When you disclose in your privacy policy what personal information what categories of data your business collected, disclosed or sold, what timeframe should the disclosure cover.

The information collected, disclosed or sold within the past 24 months.

The information collected, disclosed or sold since 12 months before the effective date of the CCPA.

The information collected, disclosed or sold within the past 12 months.

The information currently being collected, disclosed or sold.

10 / 10

If you can't verify the identity of a consumer making a right to know request, what should you do?

Respond, offering to treat the request as an opt-out of sale request instead of a delete request.

Respond, denying the request.

Respond, providing only information that is in the public domain.

Do not respond at all to potentially fraudulent requests.

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