WorksheetsBTEC DIT Quiz
Total questions: 105
Worksheet time: 53mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a type of wireless network that does not rely on fixed hardware?
a)
Ad hoc
b)
Star
c)
Bluetooth
d)
Bus
2.
What is short range technology that connect multiple devices?
a)
Bluetooth
b)
Ad hoc
c)
Star
d)
PAN
3.
What is the correct term for using a phone as a hotspot?
a)
Tethering
b)
Ad hoc
c)
PAN
d)
PIN
4.
What is data sent to your device in a continuous flow when connected to the internet?
a)
Streaming
b)
Tethering
c)
Encrypted
d)
Ad hoc
5.
What term means info that has been converted to code for security reasons?
a)
Encrypted
b)
Streaming
c)
Tethering
d)
Bluetooth
6.
What is "files created and used on one or more devices and managed remotely"?
a)
Cloud storage
b)
Cloud browsing
c)
Internet storage
d)
Synchronisation
7.
What is "a computer that manages lots of processing requests within a network"?
a)
Server
b)
Downloading
c)
Uploading
d)
Synchronisation
8.
What is "making an offline copy of an online document"?
a)
Downloading
b)
Uploading
c)
Server
d)
Synchronisation
9.
What is "copying a document from your device to somewhere on the internet"?
a)
Uploading
b)
Downloading
c)
Synchronisation
d)
Server
10.
What is "when files held on two devices are updated to make sure both devices have the same content"?
a)
Synchronisation
b)
Server
c)
Uploading
d)
Downloading
11.
Storing and accessing data and programs over the Internet instead of your computer's hard drive is known as what?
a)
Cloud Computing
b)
Personal Computing
c)
Modern Computing
d)
Bubble Computing
12.
Using things like Google Docs are useful to because
a)
Accessible from anywhere (with an Internet connection)
b)
You need to install on the device
c)
Can work without Internet connection
d)
You have to be in the office
13.
Google Docs cannot do which of these things
a)
Save a copy of your work to a USB stick
b)
Add comments to documents for others to see
c)
Track changes to documents, so you can see who changed what
d)
Live editing, so you can all work on a document at the same time
14.
Using cloud technologies would be useful in an earthquake because
a)
The servers are physically located away from the organisation itself
b)
The servers are in countries where earthquakes don't happen as often
c)
The servers are higher up with been in the cloud
d)
The servers have great resilience and are very happy
15.
Cloud Computing applications are typically accessed through
a)
A web browser
b)
Hardware on your computer.
c)
A proxy server.
d)
An offline application.
16.
What does URL stand for?
a)
Uniform Resource Locator
b)
Unified Resource Locator
c)
Uniform Razor Locator
d)
Uniform Risk Location
17.
What is not a benefit of planning software
a)
Staff can play games
b)
All memebers can access the files they need
c)
Managers can track progress
d)
Deadlines can be scheduled to groups of staff
18.
Which is not a benefit of remote working to the employer?
a)
Cost of team working software
b)
Access to a more diverse range of staff
c)
Less office space needed
d)
No need to buy uniforms
19.
Which is not a benefit of remote working to the employee?
a)
Lonliness of being away from others
b)
Less time communting
c)
Control your own schedule
d)
Closer to family and fiends
20.
Which is easier when remote working?
a)
Ability to eat / drink when you want
b)
Ability to go and talk to a staff member
c)
Ability to get a physical document signed
d)
Ability to socialise with co workers
21.
What is not an accessibilty feature?
a)
Adjusting logo position
b)
Adjusting contrast
c)
Adjusting font size
d)
Adjusting colour overaly
22.
What is the term for text to describe an onscreen image?
a)
ALT text
b)
ULT text
c)
ALT words
d)
OLT text
23.
Who doesn't benefit from inclusive technology?
a)
People without the technology to access
b)
Older employees
c)
Disabled employees
d)
Staff with additional needs
24.
What is not an accessibilty feature?
a)
Red/Green colour scheme
b)
Text spacing
c)
High Contrast Mode
d)
Dyslexic fonts
25.
What is not an accessibilty feature?
a)
Animations
b)
Text reader
c)
Magnifier
d)
Highlight hyperlinks
26.
Which is a benefit impact to organisations?
a)
More efficient systems
b)
Training of staff
c)
Back up strategy
d)
Running costs
27.
What is data that is split into smaller chunks and stored in different places?
a)
Distributed Data
b)
Dispersed Data
c)
Data
d)
Dynamic Data
28.
What is multiple copies of the same data, stored in different locations?
a)
Dispersed Data
b)
Distributed Data
c)
Data
d)
Dynamic Data
29.
What is a drawbackof modern technology?
a)
Requires internet access
b)
Uses personal smart devices
c)
Is mainly web based
d)
Accessible 24/7
30.
What is true of modern technology?
a)
Can make work more efficient
b)
Free to use
c)
Everyone is the world can access it
d)
Doesn't use electricity
31.
Which of these is not a criminal?
a)
White Hat Hacker
b)
Black Hat Hacker
c)
Extortionist
d)
Blackmailer
32.
What term means to set up a fake Wifi network to steal information
a)
Third Man Attack
b)
Phishing
c)
Pharming
d)
Spear Phishing
33.
What term means to send bulk fake emails
a)
Phishing
b)
Pharming
c)
Spear Phishing
d)
Third Man Attack
34.
What term means to send targeted fake emails
a)
Spear Phishing
b)
Pharming
c)
Phishing
d)
Third Man Attack
35.
What term means to set up a fake website to steal user information
a)
Pharming
b)
Spear Phishing
c)
Third Man Attack
d)
Phishing
36.
What term means to report your employer for illegal/unethical practices?
a)
Whistle Blowing
b)
Whistling
c)
Recorder Blowing
d)
Report Blowing
37.
Why might an employee damage or steal from their employer?
a)
All of the other answers
b)
They are unhappy at work
c)
They feel they should be paid more
d)
They dislike their manager
38.
Websites give your pc virus....which answer is correct?
a)
Most don't but any could contain a virus
b)
Yes they do
c)
No they don't
d)
All websites contain viruses
39.
Antivirus software stops your pc getting viruses....which answer is correct?
a)
Yes, unless you get a virus that hasn't been seen before
b)
Yes it does
c)
No it doesn't stop any viruses
d)
Yes, as long as it's turned on
40.
How might an employee unintentionaly disclose data?
a)
All of the other answers
b)
Respond to Phishing email
c)
Lose a USB drive
d)
Infect their pc with spyware
41.
Which are physical security features?
a)
All of the other answers
b)
Locks
c)
Surveillance
d)
Guards
42.
Why don't physical security features stop all threats?
a)
Employees could have access
b)
It does
c)
They can get a virus
d)
They can be hacked remotely
43.
What term means "employees are limited to only do their role"?
a)
Principle of least privilege
b)
Principle of most privilege
c)
Principle of least permission
d)
Sacred talisman of privilege
44.
Which is true of passwords?
a)
All of the other answers
b)
must be at least 8 characters long
c)
Should contain upper/lower case and numbers and symbols
d)
Should not contain real names/words
45.
What term means to get a second security request sent to another device?
a)
Two factor authentication
b)
Two factor permission
c)
Multi factor authentication
d)
Multi factor permission
46.
What is "technology that monitors incoming & outgoing network traffic and blocks suspicious data"?
a)
Firewall
b)
Antivirus
c)
Virus
d)
Router
47.
What is "software used to scan for and remove malware from a computer, server, or mobile device"?
a)
Antivirus
b)
Firewall
c)
Virus
d)
Router
48.
How often should you update Antivirus software?
a)
Check for updates every day
b)
Once a week
c)
Once a month
d)
Never
49.
Why are passwords obscured with *'s
a)
To stop shoulder surfing
b)
To stop hacking
c)
To stop viruses
d)
To make is more difficult to enter the password
50.
Why is the 'stay logged in' a security feature?
a)
less chance of keylogger capturing passwords
b)
It stops viruses
c)
It stops hacking
d)
To make is more difficult to enter the password
51.
What is " A detailed plan on how an organisation will respond to a disaster, such as a cyber security attack"?
a)
Disaster recovery policy
b)
Acceptable Software Policy
c)
Disaster recouperation policy
d)
Disaster Software Policy
52.
What should a disaster recovery policy include?
a)
All the other answers
b)
how often backups occur
c)
what data will be backed up
d)
where the backup will be stored
53.
What is "A location that contains all the equipment for a business to resume operation"?
a)
A disaster recovery hot site
b)
A disaster recovery cold site
c)
A disaster recovery hotel site
d)
A disaster recovery safe site
54.
Who needs a Disaster recovery policy?
a)
Anyone who needs the information stored on their computers
b)
Only big companies
c)
Only companies
d)
Only online companies
55.
Which is the correct Disaster recovery policy order?
a)
Investigate, Respond, Manage, Recover, Analyse
b)
Investigate, Analyse, Manage, Recover, Respond
c)
Analyse, Investigate, Respond, Manage, Recover
d)
Investigate, Respond, Recover, Analyse, Manage
56.
What are cookies used for?
a)
All of the other answers
b)
Allowing customers to stay logged in
c)
Remembering customer preferences
d)
Storing info the customer has previously looked at
57.
Why might a company want to know customers location?
a)
To provide a map and the correct currency
b)
To visit their home
c)
To ensure they only sell to people from their own country
d)
To collect money
58.
What is "Info on where, when and how customers bought products and services"?
a)
Transactional Data
b)
Shopping Data
c)
Transactional Records
d)
Trans Atlantic Data
59.
Which is not a benefit of shared data?
a)
Sharing data may be seen as an invasion of privacy
b)
Shared data allows us to access large data sets for analysis.
c)
Allows companies to target information better for you
d)
Shared data saves you from having to collect all of the data yourself
60.
Using shared data is subject to which Act?
a)
Data Protection Act 2018
b)
Data Protection Act 1998
c)
Computer Misue Act
d)
Health & Safety Act
61.
Which is NOT a way to reduce the amount of power a device consumes?
a)
Use standby mode
b)
Reduce screen brightness
c)
Use auto power off
d)
Turn off bluetooth
62.
Which is not true of upgrading rather than replacing?
a)
You always have the most energey efficient hardware
b)
Less waste
c)
Less hardware needs to be made
d)
less hardare needs to be transported
63.
How much eletricity money is wasted in the UK each year by computers being on when not in use?
a)
Over £90 Million
b)
Between £70 - £90 Million
c)
Between £50 - £70 Million
d)
Under £50 Million
64.
Is upgrading old hardware always the best option?
a)
Not if new hardware is better for the environment
b)
Yes, less new hardware needs to be made
c)
Yes, less transport costs
d)
Yes, less waste
65.
How much does it cost Google every time someone does a search?
a)
12p
b)
Nothing
c)
1p
d)
1
66.
What is a benefit to an individual?
a)
Access is easier in urban areas
b)
Access is harder in remote areas
c)
Access is harder in rural areas
d)
Access is harder in remote areas
67.
What is not a benefit to an organisation?
a)
Pay more for services than individuals
b)
Improved Communication
c)
Research competitors
d)
Analyse efficient ways of working
68.
What is not a benefit to an society?
a)
Online scams
b)
Online information
c)
Online shopping
d)
Online chat
69.
What is ' Your ability to chose which products and services to use when you want'?
a)
Net neutrality
b)
Net neutral
c)
Networking neutrality
d)
Not neutrality
70.
What governs Net Neutrality?
a)
Open Internet Code of Practice
b)
Closed Internet Code of Practice
c)
Open Internal Code of Practice
d)
Open Interweb Computer Act
71.
What does AUP stand for?
a)
Acceptable Use policy
b)
Acceptable Use Personal Computer
c)
Augmented Use policy
d)
Appropriate Use policy
72.
What is a benefit of an AUP?
a)
Users are more likely to use the network for legitimate purposes
b)
Users may find it restricting
c)
Users may feel they are not trusted
d)
It has no legal standing
73.
What term means software downloaded onto your pc while you visit a website?
a)
Third Party Cookies
b)
Second Party Cookies
c)
Party Cookies
d)
Birthday Party Cookies
74.
Which is not a reason why a company might want to use an AUP?
a)
To save money
b)
To stop download of virues
c)
To stop illegal downloads
d)
To stop attempted hacking
75.
What is not commonly part of an AUP?
a)
Fingerprint
b)
Signature/check box
c)
Scope of what's covered
d)
Sanctions of breaking AUP
76.
What does GDPR stand for?
a)
General Data Protection Regulation
b)
Generic Data Protection Regulation
c)
General Data Personal Computer
d)
General Data Law
77.
Which is not true of GDPR?
a)
Organisations have 24hrs to inform customers of a breach
b)
Data must not be kept longer than necessary
c)
Organisations musty act to prevent accidental loss
d)
Data must not be transfered to another less secure country
78.
Which is not true of GDPR?
a)
Data can be kept for 3yrs after customer has left
b)
Individuals have the right to know what info is being kept
c)
Data should be anonymous where possible
d)
Organisations have 72hrs to inform customers of a breach
79.
What is the max fine for breaking GDPR?
a)
4% / 20million
b)
10% / 100million
c)
1% / 2million
d)
2% /5million
80.
What Act governs GDPR
a)
Data Protection Act 2018
b)
Data Protection Act 1875
c)
Information Act 2020
d)
Data Act 2018
81.
What terms means viruses, trojans, worms etc
a)
Malware
b)
Cracks
c)
P2P
d)
Peer to Peer
82.
What term is a way of explaining two systems that are connected?
a)
P2P
b)
P3P
c)
Malware
d)
Cracks
83.
What term comes from the code of a program that removes the need to register software?
a)
Cracks
b)
Malware
c)
Trojan
d)
Wprm
84.
What does antivirus software not do?
a)
Backs up your files before they become infected
b)
Checks downloads
c)
Checks emails
d)
Runs regular scans
85.
What does P2P stand for?
a)
Peer to Peer
b)
Person to Person
c)
PC to PC
d)
PC to Person
86.
What term means using symbols to represent something?
a)
Notation
b)
Drawing
c)
Text
d)
Diagrams
87.
What does IFD mean?
a)
Information Flow Diagram
b)
Internet Flow Diagram
c)
Information Formation Diagram
d)
Information Flow Drawing
88.
What doesn't need to be recorded about current systems
a)
Price
b)
Hardware
c)
Software
d)
Processes
89.
Who wouldn't use an IFD?
a)
Singers
b)
Programmers
c)
Database Developers
d)
Project Teams
90.
Which is not an example of an IFD?
a)
Process of replying to an email
b)
Process of ordering stationary in an office
c)
Process of getting an IT issue fixed in a company
d)
Process of a call centre determining which department you need to speak to
91.
What does DFD mean?
a)
Data Flow Diagram
b)
Data Flow Drawing
c)
Data Formation Diagram
d)
Data Flow Diarama
92.
What is "A box indicating something happening to data"?
a)
Process
b)
Data Store
c)
Entity
d)
Component
93.
What is "A box indicating something happening to data"?
a)
Data Store
b)
Entity
c)
Component
d)
Process
94.
What is "A person, organisation or group"?
a)
Entity
b)
Component
c)
Process
d)
Data Store
95.
What is a drawback of a DFD?
a)
Some DFDs can ve complex
b)
Tiy can quickly see how data moves through a system
c)
It helps define the boundaries
d)
They show what and who the system interacts with
96.
What shows where process starts and ends?
a)
Terminator
b)
Process
c)
Data
d)
Arrows
97.
What shows an action?
a)
Process
b)
Arrows
c)
Terminator
d)
Data
98.
What is a diamond shape?
a)
Decision
b)
Data
c)
Process
d)
Terminator
99.
What shows inputs into or outputs from a process
a)
Data
b)
Terminator
c)
Decision
d)
Process
100.
What links the components together in the right direction?
a)
Arrows
b)
Arrows
c)
Terminator
d)
Data
101.
What term means "a description of the important points"?
a)
Executive summary
b)
Executive command
c)
Executive Summation
d)
Job summary
102.
What doesn't a good table have?
a)
A logo
b)
Headings
c)
Correct data
d)
Title
103.
What doesn't a table have?
a)
Music
b)
Rows
c)
Columns
d)
Data
104.
What doesn't a good table have?
a)
humour
b)
Legend
c)
Labels
d)
Scale
105.
When should one use a table?
a)
With numeric data
b)
With text data
c)
With graphic data
d)
With audio
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