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Quiz_Area of computer ethic

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


SHARING FOR FREE 30 MOVIES THAT YOU HAVE DOWNLOADED FROM THE INTERNET.

a)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

c)

GREEN COMPUTING

d)

SOFTWARE PRIVACY

2.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DUMPING OLD COMPUTER IN AT DESIGNATED RECYCLING PREMISES.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

c)

GREEN COMPUTING

d)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

3.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


NOT EATING IN A COMPUTER LAB ACCORDING TO THE SCHOOL RULES.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

c)

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

d)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

4.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


SOMEONE COPIES A WELL KNOWN NOVEL TO THE WEB AND ENCOURAGES OTHERS TO READ IT.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

c)

CODE OF CONDUCT

5.

A STUDENT FIND INFORMATION FOR HIS COMPUTER SCIENCE ASSIGNMENT SOLELY ON WIKIPEDIA.

a)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

c)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

6.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


SNOOPING INTO SOMEONE ELSE PHONE SCREEN.

a)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

b)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

7.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DO NOT LEAVE A LAPTOP CHARGING OVERNIGHT.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

8.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE ILLEGALY.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

SOFTWARE PRIVACY

9.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DELETE YOUR CO WORKER DOCUMENT FILES.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

10.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


A BANK WORKER USING OFFICE COMPUTER TO STEAL CUSTOMERS INFORMATION.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

c)

CODE OF CONDUCT

11.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


YOU ARE NOT USING YOUR FULL NAME IN YOUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

12.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


A link created in an e mail to request that customers

to update their personal details , at the same time

revealing their password/financial information.

a)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

13.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC;


Creating a fraudulent/fake/bogus website which is identical to the original website in to allure unsuspecting user to give away their personal information.

a)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

b)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

14.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


Clear your history file when you are finished

browsing.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

15.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


Student copy and paste information from various online document to create his/her research with the proper

citations for each author.

a)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

b)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

16.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


PATTERN, COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK.

a)

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

17.

Which of the following is NOT one of the six areas of computer ethics?

a)

Information Systems

b)

Green Computing

c)

Codes of Conduct

d)

Information Privacy

18.

What is the definition of intellectual property right?

a)

unique and original property such as ideas and inventions.

b)

unique and original works such as ideas and inventions.

c)

unique and original intellectual rights such as ideas and inventions.

19.

Please choose the importance of intellectual property right for patent.

a)

to protect any material form of expressions if an infringement occurs.

b)

to protect exclusive rights, preventing others from using the same brand identity.

c)

to protect product ideas, manufacturing process improvements and technological developments.

20.

What is software piracy?

a)

Unique and original works such as ideas, inventions, art, writings, processes, company and product names and logos.

b)

A measure of reliability of information held within an IT system.

c)

The unauthorized and illegal duplication of copyrighted software.

d)

Written guideline that helps to determine whether a specific computer action is ethical or unethical.