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AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS

Total questions: 129

Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins

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1.

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

2.

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.

3.

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.

4.

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.

5.

All of the following are ways of making personal data more private, except

a)

clear your history file when you have finished browsing.

b)

fill in only necessary information on warranty and registration form.

c)

have unlisted telephone number.

d)

purchase goods through online platforms.

6.

Which of the following are ways of stealing information?


I. phishing

II. plagiarism

III. plotting

IV. pharming

a)

II and III

b)

I and IV

c)

I and II

d)

All of the above.

7.

Which of the following are the types of intellectual property?


I. Patent

II. Trademark

III. Copyright

IV. Pattern

a)

I only

b)

I, II and III

c)

II, III and IV

d)

I, III and IV

8.

Those works below have been taken to be copied by one of the famous smartphone company in Malaysia.


*logo

*the function of particular smartphone brand


Based on the statement above, which are the IP that have been infringed?

a)

copyright & patent

b)

patent & trademark

c)

copyright & trademark

d)

trademark

9.

The following are ways to secure personal data except by

a)

installing personal firewall

b)

using Virtual Private Network to surf the web

c)

filling in any information on warranty and registration form.

d)

having unlisted telephone number.

10.

A link created in an email to request that customers to update their personal details, at the same time revealing their password/financial information.


Which term below correctly defined the statement above?

a)

Pharming

b)

Phishing

c)

Plagiarism

d)

Pattern

11.

If you borrow and copy a friend's software in violation of the licensing agreement, what kind of computer ethics that you have failed to adhere?

a)

Information privacy.

b)

Software piracy.

c)

Information accuracy

d)

Intellectual property right

12.

What is software piracy?

a)

Stealing other people's technology.

b)

Illegal and unauthorized downloading/copying a software

c)

Watching a movie in the cinema

13.

Which of the following are related to software piracy?


I. Internet piracy

II. End user piracy

III. Illegal duplication

IV. Usage of software

a)

I, II and III

b)

I and IV

c)

II, III and IV

d)

III and IV

14.

Annette has downloaded "Doctor Strange" from a website to watch it with her friends later .


Which of the following area of computer ethics involved in the situation above?

a)

Codes of conduct

b)

Information privacy

c)

Software piracy

d)

Green computing

15.

Choose the correct importance of intellectual property right.


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

II. To protect any original work that created by individual person or company

III. To protect programs containing confidential data from unauthorized intrusion.

IV. To protect any material form of expression, if a copyright infringement occur.

a)

I, II and III

b)

II, III and IV

c)

I, II and IV

d)

All of the above

16.

What is a 'Patent'?

a)

The use or performance of original works in literature, art, music, drama or any other form of expression

b)

The use, manufacture or the sale of inventions, product ideas or technological development

c)

The use of symbols, phrase, image, logo, identity, designs or combination of any used by firms to identify particular products, brands or services.

d)

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

17.

Which of the following are ways of making personal data more private except

a)

making payments using cash

b)

installing firewall

c)

checking in current location in the social media

d)

using unlisted phone number

18.

This image represents:

a)

Slogan

b)

Trade mark

c)

Copyright

d)

intellectual property

19.

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

20.

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

21.

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

22.

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

a)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

c)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

23.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


SNOOPING INTO SOMEONE ELSE PHONE SCREEN.

a)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

b)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

24.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DO NOT LEAVE A LAPTOP CHARGING OVERNIGHT.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

25.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE ILLEGALY.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

SOFTWARE PRIVACY

26.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DELETE YOUR CO WORKER DOCUMENT FILES.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

27.

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

28.

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

29.

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

30.

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

31.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


Clear your history file when you are finished

browsing.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

32.

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

33.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


PATTERN, COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK.

a)

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

34.

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

35.

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.

36.

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.

37.

What does Green Computing mean?

a)

economically responsible and eco-friendly use of computers and their resources.

b)

environmentally responsible and eco-friendly use of computers and their resources.

c)

environmentally responsible and user-friendly use of computers and their resources.

d)

business responsible and user-friendly use of computers and their resources.

38.
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.
39.

Which is true about information accuracy?

a)

Do not assume that the information provided on the web page is correct.

b)

User relies on the web page to get instant information.

c)

Assume the news on the social media is posted by a valid party.

d)

Use other's computer resources without authorisation.

40.

A student locates a story, recopies it in their own writing, and submits it to the teacher as their own work.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

41.

Sam buys a new band's CD but decides he doesn't like the singer, so he resells the CD on eBay.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

42.

What should be the first step taken by a user when s/he receives information from the Internet?

a)

Provide proper citations for the original author(s)

b)

Evaluate the value of the web page

c)

Share the information with others

d)

Rely on its content without hesitation

43.

Which is true about information accuracy?

a)

Do not assume that the information provided on the web page is correct.

b)

User relies on the web page to get instant information.

c)

Assume the news on the social media is posted by a valid party.

d)

Use other's computer resources without authorisation.

44.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


TURN OFF MONITER, PRINTER AND OTHER DEVICES WHEN NOT IN USE.

a)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

45.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


BUYING A LOW POWER CONSUMPTION EQUIPMENT.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

46.

When using computers you should:

a)

Avoid harming others.

b)

Protect yourself.

c)

Harm others

d)

Avoid breaking the law.

e)

break the law.

47.

A student finds the teacher's password to PowerSchool and uses it to change their grades and view the grades of other students.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

48.

A student locates a story, recopies it in their own writing, and submits it to the teacher as their own work.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

49.

A student locates a story, recopies it in their own writing, and submits it to the teacher as their own work.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

50.

A student finds the teacher's password to PowerSchool and uses it to change their grades and view the grades of other students.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

51.

Sam buys a new band's CD but decides he doesn't like the singer, so he resells the CD on eBay.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

52.

Amy tells Bob about her vacation, and he says he'd love to see her pictures. Amy uses a peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing program to upload the photographs she took at camp so he can download them.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

53.

Jerry borrows Ben’s game disks for Monster Truck Rally and installs them on his home computer. He says he will erase the game if he does not like it or will buy the game for himself if he likes it.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

54.

Amy tells Bob that her picture files are available and he uses the peer-to-peer file-sharing program to download Amy's vacation pictures. Is this infringing on her copyright?

a)

Ethical (No)

b)

Unethical (Yes)

55.

Bob copies the entire last chapter from the final Harry Potter book to his commercial blog without any additional commentary. He feels he is protected by fair use.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

56.

Bob uses a survey disguised as an information form to collect Amy's password. He uses this to access her laptop, but does not change any of the information on her system.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

57.

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

58.

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

59.

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

60.

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

61.

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

a)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

c)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

62.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


SNOOPING INTO SOMEONE ELSE PHONE SCREEN.

a)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

b)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

63.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DO NOT LEAVE A LAPTOP CHARGING OVERNIGHT.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

64.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE ILLEGALY.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

SOFTWARE PRIVACY

65.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


LOGGING OUT AFTER USING CHECKING EMAIL AT USING PUBLIC COMPUTER.

a)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

66.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


NOT USING YOUR OFFICE BANDWITDH TO PERFORM ONLINE SHOPPING.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

c)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

67.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


USING YOUR OFFICE PRINTER TO PRINT 10 COPIES OF POSTERS FOR YOUR OWN ONLINE BUSINESS.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

68.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


BUYING A LOW POWER CONSUMPTION EQUIPMENT.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

69.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


TURN OFF MONITER, PRINTER AND OTHER DEVICES WHEN NOT IN USE.

a)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

70.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DELETE YOUR CO WORKER DOCUMENT FILES.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

71.

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

72.

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

73.

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

74.

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

75.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


Clear your history file when you are finished

browsing.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

76.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


PATTERN, COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK.

a)

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

77.

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

78.

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

79.

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

80.

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

81.

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

a)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

c)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

82.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


SNOOPING INTO SOMEONE ELSE PHONE SCREEN.

a)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

b)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

83.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DO NOT LEAVE A LAPTOP CHARGING OVERNIGHT.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

84.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE ILLEGALY.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

SOFTWARE PRIVACY

85.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


LOGGING OUT AFTER USING CHECKING EMAIL AT USING PUBLIC COMPUTER.

a)

INFORMATION ACCURACY

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

86.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


NOT USING YOUR OFFICE BANDWITDH TO PERFORM ONLINE SHOPPING.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

c)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

87.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


USING YOUR OFFICE PRINTER TO PRINT 10 COPIES OF POSTERS FOR YOUR OWN ONLINE BUSINESS.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

88.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


BUYING A LOW POWER CONSUMPTION EQUIPMENT.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

89.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


TURN OFF MONITER, PRINTER AND OTHER DEVICES WHEN NOT IN USE.

a)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

b)

GREEN COMPUTING

90.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:


DELETE YOUR CO WORKER DOCUMENT FILES.

a)

GREEN COMPUTING

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

91.

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

92.

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

93.

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

94.

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

95.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


Clear your history file when you are finished

browsing.

a)

CODE OF CONDUCT

b)

INFORMATION PRIVACY

96.

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

97.

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHIC:


PATTERN, COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK.

a)

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

b)

CODE OF CONDUCT

98.

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

99.

An example of something NOT a security risk or threat to a computer is:

a)

Malicious Code

b)

Authorized Access

c)

Theft

d)

System Failure

100.

A preventive measure for protecting your computer is:

a)

Backing up your data

b)

Installing anti-virus software

c)

Using firewall protection

d)

All of the above

101.

True or False: Always check the validity and reliability of any information you obtain from the Internet.

a)

True

b)

False

102.

What is information privacy?

a)

The right of individuals and companies to let the government access all of your personal information

b)

The right of individuals and companies to deny or restrict the collection and use of information about them

c)

The right of individuals and companies to censor others for expressing their own opinions about them

d)

The right of individuals and companies to deny or restrict their First amendment rights.

103.

Which of the following is an example of intellectual property?

a)

Inventions

b)

Ideas

c)

Artwork

d)

All of the above

104.

A right granted for an invention is known as a:

a)

Patent

b)

Trademark

c)

Copyright

105.
Code of morals of a particular person, group, or profession 
a)
Behavior
b)
Morals
c)
Ethics
d)
Etiquette
106.

Computer ethics is:

a)

The act of damaging computer software deliberately.

b)

The rules governing the use of technology.

c)

Using computers without permission

107.

What does Green Computing mean?

a)

economically responsible and eco-friendly use of computers and their resources.

b)

environmentally responsible and eco-friendly use of computers and their resources.

c)

environmentally responsible and user-friendly use of computers and their resources.

d)

business responsible and user-friendly use of computers and their resources.

108.
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.
109.

What should be the first step taken by a user when s/he receives information from the Internet?

a)

Provide proper citations for the original author(s)

b)

Evaluate the value of the web page

c)

Share the information with others

d)

Rely on its content without hesitation

110.

Which is true about information accuracy?

a)

Do not assume that the information provided on the web page is correct.

b)

User relies on the web page to get instant information.

c)

Assume the news on the social media is posted by a valid party.

d)

Use other's computer resources without authorisation.

111.

Sabrina sent a video to her friend; Harvey. However, he uses the video to spread false rumours about Sabrina by posted it online.


Based on the above situation, what is the code of conduct that Harvey has violated?

a)

User may not interfere with others' computers

b)

User may not used computers to harm other people.

c)

User may not use the computers to bear false witness.

d)

User may not use others' resources without authorization.

112.

The following statement is the correct codes of conduct except

a)

computers may not be used to harm others.

b)

computers may not be used to steal.

c)

employees may use the software given by employers for personal benefit.

d)

employees shall consider the social impact of programs and systems they design

113.

What is the definition of information accuracy?

a)

An accuracy tool that user uses to get information.

b)

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

c)

A measure of the reliability of guidelines held within an information technology system.

114.

Which is the correct scenario to describe information accuracy?

a)

Carol fills in only necessary information on a registration form.

b)

Ben clears her history file when she finished browsing.

c)

George checks whether the web page is trustworthy or not.

115.

Ali uses his friend's computer without his permission.


Which of the following area of computer ethics involved in the situation above?

a)

Codes of conduct

b)

Information privacy

c)

Information theft

d)

Hardware theft.

116.

Based on the scenario below, state whether it is TRUE or FALSE.


Constantly shutting down and restarting the computer during the day would consume more energy than just leaving it running.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

117.

Codes of conduct is ........

a)

A written guideline that helps to determine whether a specific computer action is ethical.

b)

A written guideline that helps to determine whether a specific computer action is unethical.

c)

A written guideline that helps to determine whether a specific computer action.

d)

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

118.

How does green computing impacted the world?

a)

Greenhouse effect increases.

b)

The earth is preserved.

c)

The emission of carbon dioxide is minimised.

d)

Wastage of energy increases.

119.
The author (owner) will let you download it, and if you like it and want to use it, you are expected to pay a fair price for it  
a)
Software Licence
b)
Site Licence
c)
Shareware
d)
Free ware
120.
A license to use software on multiple computers (like in a school lab or a business) 
a)
Software Licence
b)
Site Licence
c)
Shareware
d)
Free ware
121.
Governs the usage or redistribution of copyright protected software 
a)
Software Licence
b)
Site Licence
c)
Shareware
d)
Free ware
122.
Software you can download and use for free 
a)
Software Licence
b)
Site Licence
c)
Shareware
d)
Free ware
123.
Copying and using commercial software purchased by someone else 
a)
Unauthorized Use
b)
Software Piracy
c)
Plagiarism
d)
Fair Use
124.
Using a portion or piece of writing that has been copied from someone else and presenting it as your own work 
a)
Unauthorized Use
b)
Software Piracy
c)
Plagiarism
d)
Fair Use
125.
If you use copyrighted material in a report or project you should always give credit to the author or illustrator of work you are using (examples—when you use a photograph from the internet, a quote from a book)
a)
Unauthorized Use
b)
Software Piracy
c)
Plagiarism
d)
Fair Use
126.
State of not being identified (this is nearly impossible online)
a)
Anomity
b)
Software Piracy
c)
Plagiarism
d)
Fair Use
127.
The exclusive privilege that allows an author or owner to print or sell his/her own work 
a)
Fair Use
b)
Copyright
c)
Shareware
d)
Unathorized Use
128.

A link created in an email to request that customers to update their personal details, at the same time revealing their password/financial information.


Which term below correctly defined the statement above?

a)

Pharming

b)

Phishing

c)

Plagiarism

d)

Pattern

129.
The exclusive privilege that allows an author or owner to print or sell his/her own work 
a)
Fair Use
b)
Copyright
c)
Shareware
d)
Unathorized Use