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  • 1. It's acceptable to delay responding to emails indefinitely if you're not interested
A) False
B) True
  • 2. This started in the early 2000s
A) Web 2.0
B) Web
C) Web 3.0
D) Web 1.0
  • 3. What is cyber culture?
A) •Traditions passed through handwritten letters
B) Culture practiced only in face-to-face meetings
C) Behavior and interactions within online and digital communities
  • 4. Occurs when cybercriminals intercept the data being transmitted over an unsecured Wi-Fi network. This can happen in public places like coffee shops, airports, or libraries where unsecured Wi-Fi is available.
A) Wi-Fi Eavesdropping
B) DOS & DDOS Attack
C) Network Attack
  • 5. Websites became interactive. The web started responding to what we do.
A) Web 2.0
B) Web 3.0
C) Web 1.0
D) Web
  • 6. Netiquette is only necessary in formal or professional settings.
A) False
B) True
  • 7. Grey-hat hackers may sometimes expose vulnerabilities without permission but without malicious intent.
A) True
B) False
  • 8. What's the best reason to think before you post something online?
A) Online posts are often permanent and can impact your reputation.
B) You might lose followers.
C) Posts can't be deleted.
D) It's a legal requirement.
  • 9. It allows us to: Share information, Communicate and Access resources.
A) Web
B) Browser
C) Internet
  • 10. Black-hat hackers follow no ethical guidelines and are driven by selfish motives.
A) False
B) True
  • 11. Ransomware works by?
A) Speeding up a device after updates
B) Locking or encrypting files and demanding payment
C) Giving users free file backup
  • 12. What is malware?
A) Malicious software that harms or infiltrates systems
B) A program used only for games
C) A legal tool for updating software
  • 13. By following netiquette, online discussions become more respectful, avoiding unnecessary conflict or misunderstanding.
A) Professional Reputation
B) Fosters Positive Online Communities
C) Promotes Respectful Communication
  • 14. Search engines like Yahoo! and Google made finding info faster.
A) 1994
B) Mid-1990
C) Late 1990-2000
  • 15. By ___, he successfully created the first web browser (like an early version of Chrome or Firefox)
A) 1990
B) 1989
C) 1991
  • 16. ARPA stands for
A) Agency Research Projects Advanced
B) Agency Reserve Projects Advanced
C) Advanced Reserve Projects Agency
D) Advanced Research Projects Agency
  • 17. Tone and intent are always clear in written digital communication.
A) True
B) False
  • 18. Grey-hat hackers work within the law
A) True
B) False
  • 19. What is the best reason to be cautious when using humor or sarcasm online?
A) It's unprofessional in all settings.
B) People might not find your joke funny.
C) Humor reduces the seriousness of digital communication.
D) Tone is easily misinterpreted in text-only communication.
  • 20. Which is an example of cyberstalking?
A) Sending a single email greeting
B) Asking for feedback in an online survey
C) Repeatedly sending online threats or intimidating messages
  • 21. Which of the following most accurately reflects good netiquette when replying to a classmate in an online course forum?
A) "That's dumb."
B) No response is needed unless you're the instructor.
C) "You're wrong. That's not how it works."
D) "Interesting point—have you considered this alternative explanation?"
  • 22. What is hacking?
A) Unauthorized access or manipulation of systems or networks
B) Authorized repair of computer hardware
C) Regular use of social media
  • 23. Why is acknowledging others' contributions important in digital communication?
A) It helps reduce the number of replies in threads.
B) It promotes a respectful and collaborative online environment.
C) It's only important in academic settings.
D) It makes you look polite even when you disagree.
  • 24. type of cyber-attack where attackers attempt to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information (like usernames, passwords, or credit card numbers) by masquerading as a trustworthy entity, often via email or fake websites.
A) Phishing
B) Spam
C) Spyware
  • 25. Vinton Cerf and Bob Kahn called Fathers of the Web
A) True
B) False
  • 26. White-hat hackers operate illegally and without consent.
A) True
B) False
  • 27. ARPANET starts ____
A) 1969
B) 1979
C) 1989
  • 28. To build web pages. it creates the structure of a website.
A) HTML
B) Browser
C) HTTP
D) Bahala na
  • 29. Which of the following is most likely to be considered interference with someone's computer work?
A) Editing or deleting someone else's digital work without explicit permission.
B) Logging into a group account you also have access to rotate for options
C) Offering unsolicited technical advice to a colleague.
D) Using the same public Wi-Fi network as a stranger.
  • 30. The Internet wasn't just for research — it could be used for education, communication, and community building.
A) True
B) False
  • 31. In ___, Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, made history by launching the very first 'Free Net.'
A) 1976
B) 1986
C) 1996
  • 32. Which law protects personal data and privacy?
A) Republic Act 10175
B) Republic Act 10173
C) Republic Act 9995
  • 33. White-Hat Hacker are Find vulnerabilities without authorization and often report them.
A) False
B) True
  • 34. Is about making the web intelligent, private, and user-controlled.
A) Web 1.0
B) Web 3.0
C) Web 2.0
D) Web
  • 35. You receive a group email and only one part of the message applies to you. What is the best action?
A) Reply only to the sender with your specific response.
B) Forward it to your team to delegate it.
C) Ignore the email.
D) Respond to everyone with your thoughts.
  • 36. They are individuals who may violate ethical or legal boundaries but do not have malicious intent. While they may find and exploit vulnerabilities, they typically do not cause harm or financial loss. However, they often do not seek permission before performing their hacking activities.
A) Black-Hat Hackers
B) White-Hat Hackers
C) Grey-Hat Hackers
  • 37. If something is online, it's okay to share it publicly without credit.
A) True
B) False
  • 38. They are often employed by organizations to test and improve the security of their systems by finding vulnerabilities before malicious hackers can exploit them.
A) Black-Hat Hackers
B) White-Hat Hackers
C) Grey-Hat Hackers
  • 39. Which law focuses on preventing cybercrimes in the Philippines?
A) Republic Act 10173
B) Republic Act 7610
C) Republic Act 10175
  • 40. If you want to use a meme in your
    presentation, what is the most ethical action?
A) Use it as long as you found it on social media.
B) Crop the watermark and use it freely.
C) Attribute the creator or ensure it's allowed under copyright or fair use.
D) Use it only if it's humorous and not offensive.
  • 41. What does the term cyber mainly refer to?
A) Anything related to computers, IT, and digital environments
B) Activities involving physical machines only
C) Offline communication between people
  • 42. The birth of the term "internet" was _____
A) 1989
B) 1982
C) 1992
  • 43. It allows us to: Share information, communicate and Access resources.
A) Internet
B) Browser
C) Web
  • 44. The U.S. government allowed private companies to use the Internet.
A) 1989
B) 1990
C) 1991
  • 45. Internet It is basically a set of rules that every computer on the Internet must follow so that they can talk to each other, even if they are on completely different networks.
A) False
B) True
  • 46. These hackers often have harmful intentions, such as stealing data, causing disruptions, or committing fraud.
A) Grey-Hat Hackers
B) White-Hat Hackers
C) Black-Hat Hackers
  • 47. The set of rules that lets computer request and deliver web pages?
A) HTTP
B) Ewan
C) Hyperlink
D) HTML
  • 48. TCP stands for
A) Transfer Control Protocol
B) Transmission Control Protocol
C) Transmit Control Protocol
  • 49. Which best describes cybercrime?
A) Illegal activities done using computers, networks, or the internet
B) Any activity done offline without digital tools
C) Legal online activities done with government approval
  • 50. Identity theft involves?
A) Stealing and using someone else's personal information
B) Changing your username for privacy
C) Creating your own secure digital identity
  • 51. What does the term cyber mainly refer to?
A) Offline communication between people
B) Activities involving physical machines only )
C) Anything related to computers, IT, and digital environments
  • 52. The web was invented in?
A) 1990
B) 1989
C) 2000
D) 2010
  • 53. Is the proper manners or rules when interacting online
A) Network
B) Netiquette
C) Ethics
  • 54. These are websites made by individuals to share about themselves
A) Personal Website
B) News Website
C) Ewan
D) Educational Website
  • 55. 1P Makes sure packets arrive complete and in order.
A) True
B) False
  • 56. Sarcasm is easy to understand online because people can hear your tone.
A) False
B) True
  • 57. Refers to unsolicited, usually irrelevant, or inappropriate messages, typically sent in bulk via email. It is often used to promote products or services or as a vehicle for spreading
A) Spam
B) Trojan Horse
C) Worm
  • 58. Which of the following best respects another person's digital privacy?
A) Copy-pasting a friend's comment into a public post.
B) Forwarding emails to colleagues without checking with the sender.
C) Sharing screenshots of a private message for transparency.
D) Asking for permission before sharing someone else's content.
  • 59. What makes online fraud a cybercrime?
A) It helps users compare product prices
B) It deceives people online for financial gain
C) It gives discounts to online buyers
  • 60. What happens in a DDoS attack?
A) A website is overloaded with traffic until it becomes unavailable
B) A website is redesigned for aesthetics
C) A website is improved to load faster
  • 61. What is malware?
A) A program used only for games
B) A legal tool for updating software
C) Malicious software that harms or infiltrates systems
  • 62. Adhering to netiquette guidelines reduces the likelihood of harmful online behaviors, such as trolling, bullying, or harassment.
A) Fosters Positive Online Communities
B) Promotes Respectful Communication
C) Enhances Online Safety
  • 63. He was a British computer scientist
A) Tim Burners-Lee
B) Tim Birners-Lee
C) Tim Berners-Lee
  • 64. What is the goal of phishing attacks?
A) To teach users how to make strong passwords
B) To upgrade someone's internet speed
C) To trick victims into giving sensitive information
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