Chapter 10 Cyber Literacy

An e‐commerce site where people or businesses who are selling things post them for buyers to consider and bid on

• Auction site

• Classified site

• Brick‐and‐Mortar

• m‐Commerce

A website where people or businesses post advertisements for items that they want to sell

• Classified site

• Brick‐and‐Mortar

• m‐Commerce

• Online marketplace

Store buildings that exist in the real world

• Brick‐and‐Mortar

• m‐Commerce

• Online marketplace

• Storefront

Buying and selling goods over the Internet using a mobile device

• m‐Commerce

• Online marketplace

• Storefront

• Auction site

An e‐commerce site where many different retailers sell goods

• Online marketplace

• Storefront

• Auction site

• Classified site

Website for a large company that also has a brick‐and‐mortar store

• Storefront

• Auction site

• Classified site

• Brick‐and‐Mortar

Amazon.com and Etsy.com are examples of what type of e‐commerce website?

• third‐party Web store

• classified site

• name‐your‐own‐price store

• auction site

Which of the following is the most common e‐payment service, known to have strong protections against identity theft?

• PayPal

• EBT

• e‐Wire

• Credit card

Which is the most common reason that people prefer to make their purchases online?

• All of the above

• larger inventory

• Being able to compare prices among multiple vendors

• Convenience – shopping from home

Businesses that have both a real life store building and an online storefront are known as:

• Click‐and‐mortar companies

• e‐Commerce stores

• Electronic shopping carts

• Third‐party Web stores