A) False B) True
A) Web 1.0 B) Web 3.0 C) Web D) Web 2.0
A) •Traditions passed through handwritten letters B) Behavior and interactions within online and digital communities C) Culture practiced only in face-to-face meetings
A) DOS & DDOS Attack B) Wi-Fi Eavesdropping C) Network Attack
A) Web 3.0 B) Web 2.0 C) Web 1.0 D) Web
A) False B) True
A) True B) False
A) You might lose followers. B) Posts can't be deleted. C) It's a legal requirement. D) Online posts are often permanent and can impact your reputation.
A) Web B) Internet C) Browser
A) False B) True
A) Locking or encrypting files and demanding payment B) Giving users free file backup C) Speeding up a device after updates
A) A legal tool for updating software B) A program used only for games C) Malicious software that harms or infiltrates systems
A) Promotes Respectful Communication B) Professional Reputation C) Fosters Positive Online Communities
A) Late 1990-2000 B) 1994 C) Mid-1990
A) 1989 B) 1990 C) 1991
A) Advanced Research Projects Agency B) Agency Research Projects Advanced C) Advanced Reserve Projects Agency D) Agency Reserve Projects Advanced
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) People might not find your joke funny. B) Humor reduces the seriousness of digital communication. C) It's unprofessional in all settings. D) Tone is easily misinterpreted in text-only communication.
A) Repeatedly sending online threats or intimidating messages B) Asking for feedback in an online survey C) Sending a single email greeting
A) "Interesting point—have you considered this alternative explanation?" B) No response is needed unless you're the instructor. C) "You're wrong. That's not how it works." D) "That's dumb."
A) Regular use of social media B) Authorized repair of computer hardware C) Unauthorized access or manipulation of systems or networks
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.
A) Phishing B) Spam C) Spyware
A) True B) False
A) True B) False
A) 1979 B) 1989 C) 1969
A) HTTP B) HTML C) Browser D) Bahala na
A) Offering unsolicited technical advice to a colleague. B) Using the same public Wi-Fi network as a stranger. C) Logging into a group account you also have access to rotate for options D) Editing or deleting someone else's digital work without explicit permission.
A) True B) False
A) 1996 B) 1976 C) 1986
A) Republic Act 10175 B) Republic Act 9995 C) Republic Act 10173
A) True B) False
A) Web 1.0 B) Web 3.0 C) Web D) Web 2.0
A) Forward it to your team to delegate it. B) Reply only to the sender with your specific response. C) Ignore the email. D) Respond to everyone with your thoughts.
A) Grey-Hat Hackers B) Black-Hat Hackers C) White-Hat Hackers
A) False B) True
A) Grey-Hat Hackers B) Black-Hat Hackers C) White-Hat Hackers
A) Republic Act 10175 B) Republic Act 10173 C) Republic Act 7610
A) Use it as long as you found it on social media. B) Use it only if it's humorous and not offensive. C) Crop the watermark and use it freely. D) Attribute the creator or ensure it's allowed under copyright or fair use.
A) Activities involving physical machines only B) Anything related to computers, IT, and digital environments C) Offline communication between people
A) 1992 B) 1989 C) 1982
A) Internet B) Web C) Browser
A) 1989 B) 1991 C) 1990
A) False B) True
A) Grey-Hat Hackers B) Black-Hat Hackers C) White-Hat Hackers
A) HTML B) Ewan C) Hyperlink D) HTTP
A) Transmit Control Protocol B) Transfer Control Protocol C) Transmission Control Protocol
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
A) Stealing and using someone else's personal information B) Creating your own secure digital identity C) Changing your username for privacy
A) Activities involving physical machines only ) B) Anything related to computers, IT, and digital environments C) Offline communication between people
A) 2010 B) 2000 C) 1989 D) 1990
A) Ethics B) Netiquette C) Network
A) Personal Website B) Educational Website C) Ewan D) News Website
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) Spam B) Worm C) Trojan Horse
A) Forwarding emails to colleagues without checking with the sender. B) Copy-pasting a friend's comment into a public post. C) Sharing screenshots of a private message for transparency. D) Asking for permission before sharing someone else's content.
A) It helps users compare product prices B) It deceives people online for financial gain C) It gives discounts to online buyers
A) A website is improved to load faster B) A website is overloaded with traffic until it becomes unavailable C) A website is redesigned for aesthetics
A) A program used only for games B) Malicious software that harms or infiltrates systems C) A legal tool for updating software
A) Fosters Positive Online Communities B) Promotes Respectful Communication C) Enhances Online Safety
A) Tim Burners-Lee B) Tim Birners-Lee C) Tim Berners-Lee
A) To upgrade someone's internet speed B) To teach users how to make strong passwords C) To trick victims into giving sensitive information |