doubt on uCertify question

[zhong chen]

public class A{
    public String name;
    protected int i;
    private int j;

    public void A(String name, int i, int j) {
        this.name=name; this.i=i; this.j=j;
    }
}

Question is: Which of the following statements is true:
A: Encapsulation breaks due to both int i and string name.
B: Encapsulation breaks due to int i.
C: Encapsulation breaks due to string name.
D: Encapsulation breaks due to int j
E: The class is fully Encapsulated.

The answer is A.
I think protected instance variable should be considered as proper encapsulation so the answer should be C. Am I right?

[Deepak Bala]

A class that extends this class should be able to access the internal variable. You can consider that as an information leak from this class, which should justify the answer

[Atwal Usha]

Encapsulation is broken if by any means the internal data of a class could be directly modified. Protected access modifier could also be considered as a cause of it.