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Test 3 - X

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

You are guilty of plagiarism if you:

a)

Make use of the work's of others to gather information

b)

Use the work of another and misrepresent it as your own

c)

Make use of the works of others to support your own arguments

d)

Examine the ideas and arguments of others to help you shape your own thoughts or views on a particular issue.

2.

Why fair and responsible use of online resources is important?

a)

To make unsafe internet places for younger students

b)

Will be able to download any movies/videos.

c)

Students will focus on educational purpose.

d)

To have inappropriate discipline

3.

The following are possible consequences for the unethical use of online material EXCEPT

a)

Plagarism

b)

Trust issue

c)

Happiness

d)

Criminal act

4.

You can copy any information from online sources and publish it as your creation.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which of the following would not gain copyright protection?

a)

A DVD

b)

An unrecorded speech

c)

Written lyrics of a song

d)

A hand knitted jumper

6.

What are some other online sources where users often encounter "fake news"?

a)

Social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter

b)

University websites or other educational websites

c)

Government sites, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

d)

Library databases and peer-reviewed journals

7.

Why do online sources like blogs sometimes lack credibility?

a)

Blogs can often contain personal opinions, some of which cannot be verified by other, more credible sources.

b)

Blogs are not considered real forms of communication.

c)

The information presented in blogs is fake news; you should avoid them at all costs.

d)

Blogs are always written by unknown, unqualified authors

8.

What are some other characteristics of an author that might make him or her more credible as a source?

a)

The presentation of up-to-date information in the text

b)

Awards given to the author by other experts in the field

c)

Accurate information in the text that can be verified through other credible

d)

All of the above

9.

Which one of the following actions is not a violation of copyright?

a)

To purchase a CD and copy it to your laptop for your own use.

b)

To import copied CDs

c)

To borrow a CD from a friend and copy it to your laptop for your own use

d)

To make a copy of a CD and sell it.

10.

How can individuals and businesses avoid software piracy?

a)

Download software from torrent websites

b)

Share software with friends and family

c)

Use open-source software exclusively

d)

Purchase legitimate software licenses

11.

What are the potential consequences of software piracy?

a)

Loss of revenue for software developers

b)

Legal penalties and fines

c)

Compromised security and malware risks

d)

All of the above

12.

In which of the following situations is citation unnecessary?

a)

When presenting original research findings.

b)

When including well-known facts or common knowledge.

c)

When using images or illustrations.

d)

When using statistical data from a reliable source.

13.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why citation is important?

a)

It allows readers to locate and verify the sources used.

b)

It demonstrates the author's knowledge of the subject.

c)

It helps in creating a reference list for the author's personal collection.

d)

It enhances the credibility and reliability of the author's work.

14.

What is the primary goal of Creative Commons licenses?

a)

To restrict the use of creative works

b)

To encourage the commercial exploitation of creative works

c)

To provide a legal framework for sharing creative works

d)

To limit the accessibility of creative works to a select group

15.

What is Creative Commons?

a)

A social media platform for artists and creators

b)

A licensing framework for sharing creative works

c)

A digital marketplace for buying and selling artwork

d)

An online community for collaboration on creative projects

16.

How can unfair use of online materials impact the original content creators?

a)

Increased visibility and exposure for their work

b)

Financial loss due to diminished sales or licensing opportunities

c)

Enhanced reputation and credibility in the industry

d)

Limited availability of their content to a wider audience