A good advice from U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC):
One major way to protect your personal information — in addition to maintaining strong passwords and using multi-factor authentication — is to steer clear of online quizzes…or just don't answer them truthfully. As for accounts that require actual security questions, treat them like additional passwords and use random answers, preferably long ones, for those too. Asked to enter your mother's maiden name? Say it's something else: Parmesan or another word you'll remember. Or use a password manager to store a unique answer. This way, scammers won't be able to use information they find to steal your identity.
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