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1.6 Lesson 2 - Ethics - Digital Divide & Environment

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The idea that money, language, education, or infrastructure creates a gap between those who have access to information technologies and those who do not.

a)

Digital Divide

b)

Equality of Access

c)

Globalization

d)

Cultural Diversity

2.
True or False?
People who lack access to the internet have the same opportunities as those who do.
a)
True
b)
False
3.

An ethical issue is...

a)

whether something causes damage to land, sea, air and living things

b)

whether something is right or wrong in society or the workplace

c)

whether something causes a problem in a particular group or society

4.

People have different access to technology due to where they live or how much money they have. What is this cultural issue known as?

a)

Digital Divide

b)

Wealth Divide

c)

Geographical Difference

d)

Affordability Divide

5.

Why do developing countries take our e-waste?

a)

It makes good money

b)

They have huge free land

c)

No government obligation for import of e-waste

6.

What are the health hazards caused by careless storage of E-Waste?

a)

Lung cancer

b)

DNA damage

c)

Asthmatic bronchitis

d)

All of the other answers

7.

What country is the world's largest e-waste site in?

a)

Ghana

b)

England

c)

USA

d)

India

8.

Computers and Cell phones are Which type of waste ?

a)

Organic

b)

E-Waste

c)

Paper

9.

What is the meaning of E-Waste ?

a)

Electronic Waste

b)

Elastic Waste

c)

Eco Waste

10.

What is a good way to dispose of e-waste?

a)

Throw it in the street

b)

Give it to a reliable e-waste recycling company

c)

Burn it in your backyard

d)

Throw it in a dump

11.

Can e-waste be hacked after it is thrown away?

a)

No

b)

Yes

12.

How does e-waste affect children working in the digital dumping grounds?

a)

children live longer

b)

children get sick and develop health issues

c)

children get lots of money every day

d)

children learn about technology

13.

Why do people melt part of the broken computers?

a)

To resell the material

b)

To recycle the material

c)

To dispose of the material

d)

To create another computer

14.

Identify one of the main problem with e-waste ...

a)

E-waste ends up in landfill sites where toxic chemicals leak out into the ground

b)

E-waste gets recycled into new computers

c)

E-waste if often shipped abroad

d)

E-waste ends up in landfill sites where energy leaks out into the ground

15.
Why is video conferencing likely to be environmentally friendly?
a)
It reduces the need for people to travel to meet up, reducing pollution.
b)
It provides better image quality than real life.
c)
Google donate money to good causes every time video conferencing is used.
d)
Video conferencing can take place at any time of the day so it saves electric lights being on during daylight.
16.

The Agbobloshie dump in Accra, Ghana has become the world's largest destination of what?

a)

Plastic

b)

Radioactive waste

c)

Electronic Goods

d)

Chemical waste

17.

True or False? The reason there is so much illegal dumping of e-waste is because it is cheaper than properly recycling devices that contain toxic material

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Which one of these is not an environmental issue?

a)

Gaining unauthorized Access to a computer network

b)

Sending old tech to landfill

c)

Safe disposal of toxic and carcinogenic components

d)

Leaving electronic devices on standby

19.

Why are data centres an environmental issue?

a)

They are really large

b)

They consume a lot of power

c)

They take up a lot of green space

d)

They employ too many people

20.

Which of the below are environmental concerns? (tick all that apply)

a)

E-Waste

b)

Depletion of natural resources

c)

AI becoming self aware

d)

Hackers

e)

Power consumption

21.

Which of these would be considered E-Waste? (tick all that apply)

a)

Old Laptops

b)

Discarded Memory Sticks

c)

Old hard-drives

d)

Mobile Phones

e)

Old Keyboards and Mice