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ICT REVIEWER

Total questions: 107

Worksheet time: 57mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Diverse set of technological tools and resources

used to communicate, create, disseminate, store,

and manage information

Blurton 1999

a)

ICT

b)

WEB

c)

TRENDS

d)

COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM

2.

The Philippines has been dubbed the_____due to the rapid growth of ICT related jobs,

one of which is BPO, or call centers.

a)

WEB

b)

COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM

c)

ICT HUB OF ASIA

3.

allows

documents to be connected to other documents

by hypertext links, enabling the user to search for

information by moving from one

document to another.

Is an information space where documents and other

web resources are identified by URLs, interlinked by

hypertext links, and can be accessed via the Internet.

Invented by Tim Berners Lee.

a)

ICT

b)

WEB

c)

ICT CURRENT TRENDS

d)

ASSISTIVE MEDIA

4.

Static Web Page is known as a flat page or

stationary age in the sense that the page is ‘’as

is’’ and cannot be manipulated by the user.

refers to the first stage in the World Wide

Web, which was entirely made up of the Web pages

a)

WEB 1.0

b)

WEB 2.0

c)

WEB 3.0

5.

dynamic web pages—the user is able to see a

website differently than others.

-include social networking

sites, blogs, wikis, video sharing sites, hosted

services, and web applications.

- allows users to interact with the page: instead of

just reading a page, the user may be able to comment or

create a user account.

-also allows users to use web

browsers instead of just using their operating system.

(a)  

6.

Allows user to categorize and classify information using freely chosen keywords.

Tagging by FB, twitter, use tags that start with the sign #, referred to as hashtag.

a)

FOLKSONOMY

b)

RICH USER EXPERIENCE

c)

LONG TAIL

d)

USER PARTICIPATION

7.

Content is dynamic and is responsive to user’s input.

a)

FOLKSONOMY

b)

RICH USER EXPERIENCE

c)

LONG TAIL

d)

USER PARTICIPATION

8.

Services that are offered on demand rather than on a one-time purchase.

This is synonymous to subscribing to a data plan that charges you for the amount

of time you spent on the internet.

(a)  

9.

The owner of the website is not the only one who is able to put content.

Others can place a content of their own by means of comments, reviews and

evaluation e.g., Lazada, Amazon.

a)

FOLKSONOMY

b)

RICH USER EXPERIENCE

c)

LONG TAIL

d)

USER PARTICIPATION

10.

Users will subscribe to a software only when needed rather than purchasing them.

Google docs used to create and edit word processing and spread sheet.

a)

SOFTWARE AS A SERVICES

b)

MASS PARTICIPATION

11.

Diverse information sharing through universal web access. Web 2.0’s content is

based on people from various cultures.

a)

SOFTWARE AS A SERVICES

b)

MASS PARTICIPATION

12.

Semantic web site is a movement led by the

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

The aim of____ is to have machines (or

servers) understand the user’s preferences to be

able to deliver web content specifically targeting

the user.

a)

WEB 1.0

b)

WEB 2.0

c)

WEB 3.0

13.

HTML files and current web browsers could not support Web 3.0.

a)

COMPATIBILITY

b)

SECURITY

c)

VASTNESS

d)

VASTNESS

14.

The user’s security is also in question since the

machine is saving his or her preferences.

a)

COMPATIBILITY

b)

SECURITY

c)

VASTNESS

d)

VAGUENESS

15.

The World Wide Web already contains billions of web pages.

a)

COMPATIBILITY

b)

SECURITY

c)

VASTNESS

d)

VAGUENESS

16.

Certain words are imprecise.

a)

COMPATIBILITY

b)

SECURITY

c)

VASTNESS

d)

VAGUENESS

17.

Since machines use (a)   , there are certain limitations for a computer to be able

to predict what the user is referring to at a given time.

18.

trends can influence how customers

reach your e

-commerce site or the company's

strategic efforts.

can signal market

openings or open up new products, but they can

also present new ways that can give you a

competitive advantage over your online

competition.

a)

ICT CURRENT

TRENDS

b)

ASSISTIVE

MEDIA

c)

COLLABORATIVE

PLATFORM

d)

CONVERGENT

TECHNOLOGY

19.

consist of devices and

services.

This are equipment's that helps a people with

disability to increase, to improve or to maintain

his/her functional capabilities

a)

ICT CURRENT

TRENDS

b)

ASSISTIVE

MEDIA

c)

COLLABORATIVE

PLATFORM

d)

CONVERGENT

TECHNOLOGY

20.

Is a category of business software that adds broad

social networking capabilities to work processes.

is a virtual workplace that

centralizes resources and technologies to facilitate

communication and human contact in corporate project work.

a)

ICT CURRENT

TRENDS

b)

ASSISTIVE

MEDIA

c)

COLLABORATIVE

PLATFORM

d)

CONVERGENT

TECHNOLOGY

21.

which

means “coming together” of two or more separate

technology or Synergy of technological

advancements to work on a similar goal or task

a)

ICT CURRENT

TRENDS

b)

ASSISTIVE

MEDIA

c)

COLLABORATIVE

PLATFORM

d)

CONVERGENT

TECHNOLOGY

22.

The popularity of smartphones and tablets has

taken a major rise over the years.

This is largely because of the devices capability to

do task that were originally found in personal

computers

a)

MOBILE

TECHNOLOGY

b)

SOCIAL

MEDIA

23.

Are computer-mediated tools that allows people or

companies to create, share or exchange

information, career interest, ideas and even pictures

and videos in virtual communities and networks.

a)

MOBILE

TECHNOLOGY

b)

SOCIAL

MEDIA

24.

allows you to

connect with other people with the

same interest or background

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

25.

These are sites that allows user to

post their own news items or links to

other news sources

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

26.

These websites allows user to post

their content

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

27.

These sites allows you to upload and

share media content like images,

music and video

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

28.

These are sites that allows you to

store and manage links to various

websites and resources

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

29.

allows you to

connect with other people with the

same interest or background

-FB

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

30.

TWITTER, INSTAGRAM

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

31.

TYPE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

a)

SOCIAL NETWORK

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

32.

TYPE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

33.

TYPE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

a)

SOCIAL NETWORKS

b)

SOCIAL NEWS

c)

BLOGS AND FORUMS

d)

MEDIA SHARING

e)

BOOKMARKING SITES

34.

10 COMMANDMENTS

NETIQUETTE

The Core Rules of Netiquette are excerpted from the book Netiquette by

(a)  

35.

You need to remember that you are talking to

a real person when you are online.

• The internet brings people together who would

otherwise never meet.

• Remember this saying when sending an

email: “Would I say this to the person’s

face.”

a)

RULE NO. 1:

REMEMBER THE

HUMAN

b)

RULE NO. 2:

ADHERE TO THE SAME

STANDARDS ONLINE

THAT YOU FOLLOW IN

REAL LIFE.

36.

• You need to behave the same way online that

you do in real life.

• You need to remember that you can get

caught doing things you should not be doing

online just like you can in real life.

• You are still talking to a real person with

feelings even though you can’t see them.

a)

RULE NO. 1:

REMEMBER THE

HUMAN

b)

RULE NO. 2:

ADHERE TO THE SAME

STANDARDS ONLINE

THAT YOU FOLLOW IN

REAL LIFE.

37.

Web-based threats, or online threats, are a category of

cybersecurity risks that may cause an undesirable event

or action via the internet . Web threats are made possible by

end-user vulnerabilities, web service developers/operators, or

web services themselves.

a)

INTERNET

THREATS

b)

TROJAN

c)

INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY RIGHTS

d)

FAIR USE

38.

is a specific type of malware that self-

replicates by inserting its code into other

programs.

a)

virus

b)

malware

39.

is a catch-all term for any type of malicious

software, regardless of how it works, its intent, or

how it's distributed.

a)

VIRUS

b)

MALWARE

40.

is a form of

malware that installs into a computer

pretending to be a reliable

application. In order to try and

access consumers' systems, an

attacker will frequently utilize social

engineering to conceal malicious

malware in genuine applications.

a)

TROJAN

b)

ROGUE SECURITY

SOFTWARE

c)

WORM

d)

SPYWARE

41.

is a type of

malicious software and online fraud

that tricks consumers into thinking

their computer has a virus and tries to

persuade them to pay for a phony

malware removal program that in fact

installs malware on their computer.

a)

TROJAN

b)

ROGUE SECURITY

SOFTWARE

c)

WORM

d)

SPYWARE

42.

is a standalone malware

computer program that replicates itself in

order to spread to other computers.

It often uses a computer network to spread

itself, relying on security failures on the

target computer to access it.

It will use this machine as a host to scan

and infect other computers.

a)

TROJAN

b)

ROGUE SECURITY

SOFTWARE

c)

WORM

d)

SPYWARE

43.

is placed on a computer

without the end user's knowledge. It intrudes,

takes private information and internet usage

data, and then passes it to third parties like

advertising, data companies, or other users.

This type of malware that is hard to detect.

a)

TROJAN

b)

ROGUE SECURITY

SOFTWARE

c)

WORM

d)

SPYWARE

44.

The act of secretly recording the keys pressed on a

keyboard such that the person using it is unaware

that their actions are being watched is known as

keystroke logging, also known as keylogging or

keyboard capture. The person running the logging

program can then get the data.

(a)  

45.

commonly referred to as advertisement-supported software, makes

money for its creators by displaying banner ads on your screen, typically

inside of a web browser. Although it is frequently made for desktops,

can also be discovered on mobile devices.

a)

ADWARE

b)

PHISHING

c)

SPAM

d)

INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY RIGHTS

46.

Is the deceiving attempt to obtain sensitive information

such as usernames, passwords, credit card details

often for malicious reasons.

a)

ADWARE

b)

PHISHING

c)

SPAM

47.

is an abbreviation for "malware spam" or "malicious

spam," which refers to spam messages that include malware.

When readers open an email attachment or click on a link, they

often download malware such as keyloggers, ransomware,

Trojan horses, bots, info-stealers, cryptominers, spyware, and

Trojans.

a)

ADWARE

b)

PHISHING

c)

SPAM

48.

What is a category of property that includes

intangible creations of the human intellect?

a)

INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY RIGHTS

b)

WEB

c)

INTERNET

THREATS

d)

ADWARE

49.

Utility patent-It protects a process, manufacture, composition of matter, and a useful

machine. Design patent-It protects the shape, appearance, pattern design, layout,

and looks of a product. The protection is granted for a limited period, generally 20

years from the filing date of the application.

a)

Patent

b)

Trade Secret

c)

Copyright

d)

Trademark

50.

is any valuable information that is not publicly known (a well guarded

secret)e.g.,. ingredients used in their food products, business methods, customer

data. it is not limited in time (patents last in general for up to

20 years). It may continue indefinitely as long as the secret is not revealed to the

public;

a)

Patent

b)

Trade Secret

c)

Copyright

d)

Trademark

51.

protects the original work of authorship. Such works are literature,

drawings, paintings, songs, music, computer software, films, photos, web content.

The time limit should be equal to or longer than 50 years after the creator’s death.

Longer periods of protection may however be provided at the

a)

Patent

b)

Trade Secret

c)

Copyright

d)

Trademark

52.

offers legal protection for logo, design, symbol, phrase, wordmarks, or

a combination of those that represents a source of goods or services. The term of

_____ registration can vary but is usually ten years. It can be renewed

indefinitely on payment of additional fees.

a)

Patent

b)

Trade Secret

c)

Copyright

d)

Trademark

53.

infringement includes the unauthorized or

unlicensed copying of a work subject to copyright.

a)

COPYRIGHT INFRIGEMENT

b)

PLAGIARISM

54.

is using someone else's work or ideas

without giving proper credit.

a)

COPYRIGHT INFRIGEMENT

b)

PLAGIARISM

55.

means that an intellectual property

may be used without consent as long as it is

used in Fair Uses of Copyrighted Material

a)

FAIR USE

b)

INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY RIGHTS

c)

CONTEXTUALIZED

ONLINE SEARCH & RESEARCH

SKILLS

56.

Utilize the Internet as a tool for reliable information gathering and

research to best meet particular class objectives or solve a

situation. Students will use search engines more effectively. They

can have a deeper understanding of search strategies, in

particular, that will produce results that are helpful for their

academic work and career of choice.

a)

CONTEXTUALIZED

ONLINE SEARCH & RESEARCH

SKILLS

b)

FAIR USE

c)

INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY RIGHTS

d)

INTERNET

THREATS

57.

Content is grammatically correct, verifiable and cited when necessary

a)

Accuracy

b)

Author

c)

Currency

d)

Fairness

58.

Defines, who created the content, the individual or group credential/ expertise and provides contact information

a)

Accuracy

b)

Author

c)

Currency

d)

Fairness

59.

Information is current & updated frequently.

a)

Accuracy

b)

Author

c)

Currency

d)

Fairness

60.

Content is balanced presenting all sides of an issue and multiple point of view

a)

Accuracy

b)

Author

c)

Currency

d)

Fairness

61.

Content is relevant to your topic or research.

a)

Relevance

b)

Search Engine

62.

are programs that look for documents based from specified keywords

and return these documents where the keyword were found.

a)

Relevance

b)

Search Engine

63.

to search with in specific website

a)

SITE

b)

ASTERISK

c)

HYPHEN

d)

QUOTATION

64.

Using * to fill the missing word or phrases

a)

SITE

b)

ASTERISK

c)

HYPHEN

d)

QUOTATION

65.

to exclude word or phrases

a)

SITE

b)

ASTERISK

c)

HYPHEN

d)

QUOTATION

66.

to search for exact word or phrases.

a)

SITE

b)

ASTERISK

c)

HYPHEN

d)

QUOTATION

67.

to search with in a range of numbers

a)

RANGE

b)

PLUS

c)

LINK

68.

Use + to search pages that contain both words

a)

RANGE

b)

PLUS

c)

LINK

69.

to search for a page that is link to another page

a)

RANGE

b)

PLUS

c)

LINK

70.

Is a word processor developed by Microsoft.

a)

MICROSOFT WORD

b)

HTML

c)

FB

d)

YOUTUBE

71.

When was the microsoft word develop?

a)

OCT 25 1983

b)

OCT 25 1984

c)

OCT 25 1985

d)

OCT 25 1986

72.

lets you access common

commands no matter which tab is selected.

By default, it includes the Save, Undo, and Redo

commands. You can add other commands

depending on your preference.

a)

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

b)

TITLE BAR

c)

THE RIBBON

d)

COMMAND GROUP

73.

This displays the document name followed by a

program name.

a)

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

b)

TITLE BAR

c)

THE RIBBON

d)

COMMAND GROUP

74.

is located at the top and to the left of your

document. It makes it easier to make indention

alignment and spacing adjustments.

a)

RULER

b)

COMMAND GROUP

c)

THE RIBBON

d)

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

75.

contains all of the commands

you will need to perform common tasks in Word.

It has multiple tabs (menu bar) each with

several groups of commands.

a)

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

b)

TITLE BAR

c)

THE RIBBON

d)

COMMAND GROUP

76.

Each group contains a series of

different commands. Simply click any command to

apply it. Some groups also have an command

arrow in the bottom-right corner, which you can click

to see even more commands.

a)

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

b)

TITLE BAR

c)

THE RIBBON

d)

COMMAND GROUP

77.

scroll up

and down through the pages of your document.

a)

RULER

b)

SCROLL BAR

c)

ZOOM CONTROL

78.

The number to the right of

the slider bar reflects the zoom percentage.

a)

ZOOM CONTROL

b)

SCROLL BAR

c)

RULER

79.

in DOCUMENT VIEWS it is displays your document in full-

screen mode.

a)

Read Mode

b)

Print Layout

c)

Webpage Layout

80.

in document views it is selected by default. It shows the

document as it would appear if it were printed.

a)

Read Mode

b)

Print Layout

c)

Webpage Layout

81.

in document views it is shows how your document

would look as a webpage.

a)

Read mode

b)

Printed layout

c)

webpage layout

82.

displays the number of

words in your document.

Click (a)   to open the Word

Count dialog box. Here, you can

quickly view your document's

statistics, like the number

of pages, paragraphs, and lines.

83.

helps you keep track

of the number of pages your document contains.

Click the page number indicator to open

the document navigation pane. Here, you can

search your document

by headings or scroll quickly through its Pages

a)

PAGE NUMBER INDICATOR

b)

BACKSTAGE VIEW

c)

WORD COUNT

84.

gives you various options for saving,

opening a file, printing, and sharing your document.

a)

BACKSTAGE VIEW

b)

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

85.

SELECT ALL CONTENTS OF THE PAGE

a)

CTRL+A

b)

CTRL+B

c)

CTRL+C

d)

CTRL+D

86.

BOLD HIGHLIGHTED SELECTION

a)

CTRL+A

b)

CTRL+B

c)

CTRL+C

d)

CTRL+D

87.

COPY SELECTED TEXT

a)

CTRL+A

b)

CTRL+B

c)

CTRL+C

d)

CTRL+D

88.

OPEN THE FONT PREFERENCES WINDOW

a)

CTRL+A

b)

CTRL+B

c)

CTRL+C

d)

CTRL+D

89.

ALIGN THE LINE OR SELECTED TEXT TO THE CENTER OF THE SCREEN

a)

CTRL+E

b)

CTRL+F

c)

CTRL+I

d)

CTRL+J

90.

OPEN FIND BOX

a)

CTRL+E

b)

CTRL+F

c)

CTRL+I

d)

CTRL+J

91.

ITALIC HIGHLIGHTED SELECTION

a)

CTRL+E

b)

CTRL+F

c)

CTRL+I

d)

CTRL+J

92.

ALIGN THE SELECTED TEXT OR LINE TO JUSTIFY THE SCREEN

a)

CTRL+E

b)

CTRL+F

c)

CTRL+I

d)

CTRL+J

93.

INSERT A HYPERLINK

a)

CTRL+K

b)

CTRL+L

c)

CTRL+M

d)

CTRL+N

94.

ALIGN THE LINE OR SELECTED TEXT TO THE LEFT OF THE SCREEN

a)

CTRL+K

b)

CTRL+L

c)

CTRL+M

d)

CTRL+N

95.

INDENT PARAGRAPH

a)

CTRL+K

b)

CTRL+L

c)

CTRL+M

d)

CTRL+N

96.

OPEN NEW, BLANK DOCUMENT WINDOW

a)

CTRL+K

b)

CTRL+L

c)

CTRL+M

d)

CTRL+N

97.

OPEN THE DIALOG BOX OR PAGE FOR SELECTING A FILE TO OPEN

a)

CTRL+O

b)

CTRL+P

c)

CTRL+R

d)

CTRL+S

98.

OPEN THE PRINT WINDOW

a)

CTRL+O

b)

CTRL+P

c)

CTRL+R

d)

CTRL+S

99.

ALIGN THE LINE OR SELECTED TEXT TO THE RIGHT OF THE SCREEN

a)

CTRL+O

b)

CTRL+P

c)

CTRL+R

d)

CTRL+S

100.

SAVE THE OPEN DOCUMENT, JUST LIKE SHIFT12

a)

CTRL+O

b)

CTRL+P

c)

CTRL+R

d)

CTRL+S

101.

CREATE A HANGING INDENT

a)

CTRL+T

b)

CTRL+U

c)

CTRL+V

d)

CTRL+W

102.

UNDERLINE THE SELECTED TEXT

a)

CTRL+T

b)

CTRL+U

c)

CTRL+V

d)

CTRL+W

103.

PASTE

a)

CTRL+T

b)

CTRL+U

c)

CTRL+V

d)

CTRL+W

104.

CLOSE THE CURRENTLY OPEN DOCUMENT

a)

CTRL+T

b)

CTRL+U

c)

CTRL+V

d)

CTRL+W

105.

CUT SELECTED TEXT

a)

CTRL+X

b)

CTRL+Y

c)

CTRL+Z

106.

REDO THE LAST ACTION PERFORMED

a)

CTRL+X

b)

CTRL+Y

c)

CTRL+Z

107.

UNDO LAST ACTION

a)

CTRL+X

b)

CTRL+Y

c)

CTRL+Z