PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTERS QUIZ WEEK 19

An Internet kiosk is a room full of public-use computers which provide public Internet

access.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Arlene Rinaldi’s User Guidelines and Netiquette reminds users of public computers that

files may be accessible by persons with system privileges, so users should not maintain

anything private in your disk storage area.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In an Internet café or cybercafé, anyone can use a computer with Internet access, for

free.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In many countries, telecenters offer only public access to the Internet, with no training to

end-users.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Internet cafés are examples of public spaces.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Internet kiosks are typically set up in airports, apartment complex offices, hotel lobbies,

long-term care facilities, and medical waiting rooms.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Local government telecenters typically aim to promote local development. Aside from

offering public ICT access, they often seek to encourage civic participation, spread

information, and devolve services.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The mall is an example of a private space.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Public computers, or public access computers, contain hardware and software similar to

personal computers, but are in a public space.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The public library is an example of a public space.

• TRUE

• FALSE