Tech Unit 1 Test Analysis

Which areas should students who practice netiquette pay attention to? Check all that apply.

• tone

• documentaries

• content

• safety

• computer rights

Credible online sources are more likely to contain information that is

• false

• outdated

• accurate

• opinionated

Which types of computer hardware are internal? Check all that apply.

• camera

• hard drive disk

• monitor

• motherboard

Part of performing routine computer maintenance includes

• cleaning up after any spills.

• deleting Internet browsing history.

• removing the Internet connection.

• reinstalling faulty software programs.

Which best explains why it is impossible to avoid inappropriate content online?

• Inappropriate content appears on all websites.

• People are naturally inclined to seek inappropriate content.

• Inappropriate content can be accessed accidentally.

• Few tools exist to prevent access to inappropriate content.

Finding and fixing a computer problem is known as

• browsing

• deleting

• investigating

• troubleshooting

Collaboration online increases students’ motivation by

• sparking an interest in a particular subject.

• introducing them to others with different viewpoints.

• holding students accountable to others.

• demanding that students contribute to a group.

In order to learn more about a rare disease, a doctor uses a computer to talk to another doctor halfway around the world. This technology trend in medicine is known as

• telemeds

• telehealth

• telecare

• teledoc

A school principal trying to find out if parents will help buy new playground equipment shows digital leadership by

• asking the school board to ask parents.

• creating an e-mail survey for parents.

• ordering the equipment and asking parents to contribute.

• setting up a web conference for a small group of parents.

When it comes to cyberbullying, “power imbalance” is the term used for

• pretending to be someone else online.

• repeatedly following someone around online.

• intimidating someone online with threats.

• repeatedly annoying someone online.