Quiz on Electronic Commerce

What is the primary focus of e-commerce?

• Buying and selling of goods and services over an electronic network

• Sending physical mail

• In-person transactions only

• Telephone communication

When did the first e-commerce transaction take place?

• 1994

• 2010

• 1960s

• 2000

Which type of e-commerce involves selling products from one business to another?

• Business-to-Consumer (B2C)

• Consumer-to-Business (C2B)

• Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)

• Business-to-Business (B2B)

What is dropshipping in e-commerce?

• Sale of digital products only

• Sale of services like coaching and writing

• Sale of products manufactured and shipped to consumers via a third party

• Sale of products directly to consumers without an intermediary

What does the Electronic Commerce Act of 2000 aim to facilitate?

• Traditional brick-and-mortar retail sales

• Telephone communication

• Domestic and international transactions through electronic mediums

• In-person transactions only

What does an electronic data message refer to?

• Information generated, sent, received, or stored by electronic means

• Physical letters sent via mail

• In-person communication

• Telephone conversations

Which type of e-commerce involves recurring purchases of products or services?

• Retail

• Services

• Subscription

• Wholesale

What is the legal effect of an electronic document according to the Electronic Commerce Act of 2000?

• It creates rights and imposes obligations like a written document

• It is invalid and unenforceable

• It has no legal validity

• It cannot be used as evidence

In legal proceedings, what cannot be denied about an electronic data message or electronic document?

• Admissibility based on electronic form or not being in standard written form

• Admissibility based on the content

• Admissibility based on being in electronic form only

• Admissibility based on being in standard written form only

What did the Supreme Court rule regarding facsimile transmission as electronic evidence?

• It is admissible as electronic evidence

• It is equivalent to an original document

• It is more reliable than electronic documents

• It cannot be considered as electronic evidence