ITE 313

Multiple Choice

What is the best definition of morality?

• The law enforced by the government
  

• A set of principles or rules guiding right and wrong behavior
  

• A personal opinion about behavior
  

• Social traditions passed down through generations

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Which of the following best describes a moral code?

• A list of laws created by a court

• A cultural tradition of storytelling

• A system of rules based on moral principles that guide human behavior

• A set of fashion rules followed by society

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a component of a moral system?

• Values

• Moral principles

• Personal preferences

• Rules of conduct

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Which of the following best defines "law"?

• A moral opinion shared by everyone

• A system of rules created and enforced by a governing authority

• A religious belief accepted by a community

• A suggestion made by the public

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of civil law?

• A case involving theft or robbery

• A dispute over a contract between two companies

• A law regulating military conduct

• A case of a person being charged with murder

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Which of the following ethical theories focuses on the outcome or consequences of actions?

• Deontology

• Virtue Ethics

• Utilitarianism

• Ethics of Care

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What is the primary goal of ethical reasoning in decision making?

• To follow the most popular opinion

• To avoid responsibility

• To make choices based on well-reasoned moral principles

• To benefit only the person making the decision

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Which of the following is a key requirement of a true professional?

• Personal wealth

• Formal education, adherence to ethical standards, and commitment to continuous improvement

• Popularity among peers

• Ability to follow orders without question

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Which of the following best defines a "profession"?

• A hobby done in free time

• A paid occupation requiring specialized knowledge and formal training

• A job that anyone can do without training

• A casual agreement to work temporarily

Multiple Choice

What is the primary concern regarding privacy in cyberspace?

• Slow internet speed

• Unauthorized access to personal data

• Lack of entertainment content

• Expensive devices

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of cybercrime?

• Watching a video online

• Installing software updates

• Hacking into a private email account

• Posting a public comment on a blog

Multiple Choice

In the context of artificial intelligence and online communities, what is a common ethical concern?

• High electricity usage

• The accuracy of weather apps

• Misinformation spread by AI-generated content

• The cost of smartphones