First Sec Chapter 1,2

Which statement best defines Data in the context of information processing?

• Facts or matters represented using numbers, characters, or symbols

• Something that holds meaning or value for the recipient and guides decision-making

• Information analyzed and systematized to aid in problem-solving

• Information obtained through research by a third party

What is the main difference between Information and Knowledge as described in the material?

• Information has form while knowledge does not

• Information is analyzed and systematized to aid in problem-solving; knowledge is raw facts

• Information holds meaning for the recipient, while knowledge is analyzed and systematized to aid in problem-solving

• Information is always primary; knowledge is always secondary

Which characteristic of information states that once created, information cannot be completely erased?

• Reproducibility

• Propagation

• Persistence

• Cross-checking

Which option correctly pairs a type of media with its primary purpose?

• Expression media — recording and storing information

• Propagation/Transmission media — intermediary for transmission and communication of information

• Recording media — means of expressing information

• Media literacy — transmitting information through newspapers

A student reads a survey report and compares it with television coverage and a newspaper article to determine accuracy and reliability. What concept does this practice illustrate?

• Reproducibility

• Cross-checking

• Propagation

• Expression media

Which of the following is an example of Primary information?

• A textbook summary of an experiment

• A newspaper article discussing a poll

• Experimental reports and survey results obtained directly through research

• An encyclopedia entry written by editors

Which set lists only examples of Recording media?

• Television, radio, internet

• Text, images, audio, video

• Paper, USB drives, DVDs, cloud storage

• Books, telephone, newspapers

Information can easily be copied in large quantities. Which characteristic does this describe, and which medium can accelerate its spread?

• Persistence; telephone

• Reproducibility; mass media

• Propagation; USB drives

• Media literacy; books

Which statement best defines Information ethics as presented in the lesson?

• Concepts and attitudes needed to act appropriately in the information society, regardless of laws

• Rules that only apply when official internet laws are present

• Technical procedures for securing computer networks

• A code that focuses only on preventing cybercrime

Which characteristic of information on the internet is emphasized?

• It is difficult to spread and disappears quickly

• It spreads easily and tends not to disappear once disseminated

• It requires permission to be viewed by others

• It changes every time it is copied