First Quarter Examination in Empowerment Technologies

Which of the following is an example of an online collaboration platform?

• Microsoft Word

• Google Docs

• Adobe Photoshop

• VLC Media Player

Which term refers to the type of website where users can post and interact through messages or comments?

• Search engine

• Blog

• Antivirus software

• Cloud storage

Teacher Sam wants students to work together on a presentation in real-time, even if they are in different locations. Which platform would be most suitable?

• Google Slides

• YouTube

• Microsoft Paint

• Spotify

In comparing Facebook and Google Classroom, which statement best reflects their difference in use for teaching?

• Both are used solely for video conferencing.

• Facebook is mainly for social networking, while Google Classroom is designed for academic management.

• Facebook stores files, while Google Classroom is only for chatting.

• Both are identical in features and purpose.

Which of the following is an example of a strong password?

• password123

• Juan2024

• P@ssw0rd!98

• 12345678

What does the term 'phishing' refer to in online safety?

• Catching fish using the internet

• Sending fraudulent messages to trick individuals into revealing personal information

• Installing legal software updates

• Storing files in cloud storage

Angelo a HUMSS student is researching sensitive topics online for a project. Which practice shows proper application of online ethics?

• Copy-pasting without giving credit

• Using credible sources and citing them correctly

• Sharing private information of interviewees without consent

• Posting unverified claims on social media

When communicating in a professional email to a community partner, which etiquette practice is most appropriate?

• Use all capital letters to show importance

• Start with a proper greeting and polite language

• Add random emojis to make the email friendly

• Leave the subject line blank

What does the acronym 'CRAAP' stand for when evaluating online sources?

• Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, Purpose

• Citation, Reliability, Authorship, Accuracy, Publication

• Currency, Reliability, Authenticity, Applicability, Precision

• Clarity, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, Purpose

Which of the following is a reliable type of online resource for academic research?

• Wikipedia entries with no citations

• Personal blogs with unverified claims

• Peer-reviewed journals accessed via academic databases

• Random social media posts