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1. What are the 4 main purposes of the United Nations?

• a. keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's poor, center for discord

• b. keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's rich, center for harmony

• c. keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's poor, center for harmony

• d. keep peace, wage war, improve the life of the world's poor, center for harmony

2. A group of two or more connected computers that can share resources like a printer, an internet connection, an application, etc.

• a. Internet

• b. Network

• c. World Wide Web

• d. Internet of Things

3. It refers to any product of human intellect that is unique and has value in the marketplace. This covers ideas, inventions, unique name, computer program codes and many more.

• a. Computer Ethics

• b. Privacy

• c. Intellectual Property

• d. Cyberlaw

4. In which WEB do blogs, social networks and what is known as the world wide web or www arise?

• a. Web 1.0

• b. Web 4.0

• c. Web 3.0

• d. Web 2.0

5. It refers to any laws relating to protecting the Internet and other online communication technologies.

• a. Intellectual Property

• b. Privacy

• c. Cyberlaw

• d. Computer Ethics

6. Who developed the first program?

• a. Alan Turing

• b. Ada Lovelace

• c. Charles Babbage

• d. Tim Berners Lee

7. Who invented the first computer?

• a. Alan Turing

• b. Charles Babbage

• c. Lovelace

• d. ARPANET

8. The first generation of computers used circuits in the form of:

• a. Vacuum Tube

• b. Integrated Circuit

• c. Transistor

• d. Large Scale Integration

9. Known as the inventor of logarithms

• a. Charles Babbage

• b. John Napier

• c. Blaise Pascal

• d. Isaac Newton

10. What is the last element of the Bretton Woods system?

• a. expression of currency in terms of gold or gold value to establish a par value

• b. U.S. dollar became the global currency

• c. the official monetary authority in each country would agree to exchange its own currency for those of other countries at the established exchange rates, plus or minus a one- percent margin

• d. establishment of an overseer for these exchange rates