Digital Society Mid-Term Section A

What does a digital society refer to?

• A community with no technology

• A society deeply integrated with digital technology

• A society focused solely on analog devices

• A community that avoids the internet

The gaps between members of society who have uneven access to computers or the internet, and those who do have access is know as

• Digital divide

• Computer age

• digital technologies

• fourth industrial revolution

What does an analogue measurement refer to?

• Discrete signals with finite values

• Continuous physical quantities and signals

• Discrete signals represented by 1s and 0s

• Digital display of measurements

What is the primary difference between analogue and digital signals?

• Analogue signals are represented by 1s and 0s, while digital signals are continuous

• Analogue signals are continuous waves, while digital signals are discrete and represented by 1s and 0s

• Analogue signals are more reliable, while digital signals face more interference

• Digital signals are used for audio and video transmissions, while analogue signals are not

What is an analogue-to-digital converter (ADC) used for?

• Converting digital signals to analogue so they can be heard

• Converting analogue signals to digital for storage on a computer

• Converting digital measurements to analogue displays

• Converting binary code into physical quantities

What is a digital-to-analogue converter (DAC) used for?

• Converting digital signals to analogue so they can be played and heard

• Converting analogue signals to digital for transmission

• Converting digital measurements into analogue ones

• Converting binary data into analogue signals for storage

Information can be stored in eight bits, called a

• Byte

• Bit

• Digitalized

• Binary

What is the definition of an expression?

• The process of organizing data

• The act of representing ideas, emotions, and experiences using different modes and media

• The development of new technology

• The evolution of language over time

What does privacy allow individuals or groups to do?

• Share all their information with everyone

• Isolate themselves and their information from others

• Avoid any form of expression

• Change their identity completely

What type of power arises from formal relationships, such as school rules?

• Coercive

• Legitimate

• Expert

• Respect