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IBT Unit 2 Review: Introduction to Technology

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of using Boolean operators in a search engine?

a)

To sort search results by date

b)

To limit or expand search results

c)

To change the search engine's appearance

d)

To create user accounts

2.

Which Boolean operator is used to EXPAND a search and create more results?

a)

OR

b)

NOT

c)

AND

d)

None of the above

3.

What does placing quotation marks around a search term do?

a)

Expands the search to include similar terms

b)

Searches for the exact phrase

c)

Excludes the term from the search

d)

Limits the search to a specific website

4.

What is the purpose of an “advanced search” feature?

a)

To display ads more effectively

b)

To help users refine their search using specific criteria, such as by date, website, etc.

c)

To help users expand their search and find related resources

d)

To link to social media profiles

5.

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for evaluating the reliability of a source?

a)

Author's expertise

b)

Source's appearance

c)

Date of publication

d)

Publisher's reputation

6.

How can you determine if an author is an expert on a topic?

a)

Check their educational background and professional experience

b)

Look at the color scheme of their website

c)

Check how frequently their name appears in search results

d)

Determine the amount of people that know the author

7.

Which of the following best describes "bias" in a source?

a)

The source provides information that is one-sided or skewed

b)

The source is visually appealing

c)

The source is fair, balanced, and does not take a side

d)

The source is cited by multiple researchers

8.

Why is it important to check the date of publication for a source?

a)

The date of publication for a source is not important

b)

To assess if the information is still current and relevant

c)

To see if the source is available online or in print

d)

To find out how many pages the source has

9.

What is a common indicator of a reliable publisher?

a)

The publisher has a professional website and is well-known in the field

b)

The publisher uses flashy graphics and animations

c)

The publisher has a large number of advertisements

d)

The publisher has a non-profit status

10.

Which of the following is an example of good digital etiquette?

a)

Sharing passwords with a couple of friends to ensure you don't get locked out of your accounts

b)

Using all caps in emails

c)

Respecting others' privacy online

d)

Posting personal information publicly

11.

What does "Think Before You Click" suggest you should do?

a)

Click on every link in an email

b)

Ensure that the content you are about to access is safe and legitimate

c)

Only use a reputable and reliable search engine to find information

d)

Avoid reading the content before clicking so you can be surprised

12.

Why is it important to manage your screen time wisely?

a)

Limiting screen time ensures that your battery will not die as quickly

b)

Limiting screen time helps you to sleep better

c)

Limiting your screen time doesn't matter and it made up by the government

d)

Limiting screen time has positive effects on the lives of cattle

13.

What should you do if you receive an email from an unknown sender with a link?

a)

Click the link to ensure you are not missing out on something important

b)

Forward the email to friends to get their opinion on if it is spam or not

c)

Delete the email or verify its legitimacy before clicking the link

d)

Send a nasty reply email to the sender to discourage them from sending spam in the future

14.

What is "cyberbullying"?

a)

Using technology to spread positive messages

b)

Using online platforms to harass, intimidate, or harm others

c)

Sending newsletters via email

d)

Participating in online forums

15.

Which of the following best describes "digital footprint"?

a)

The number of files on your device

b)

The history of your online activities and interactions

c)

The physical wear on your device from use

d)

The number of digital devices you own

16.

Why should you protect your devices and information?

a)

To avoid identity and data theft

b)

To increase the speed of your devices by eliminating malware

c)

To impress others with your technological knowledge

d)

To have more online storage space

17.

How can you avoid cyberbullying?

a)

Avoid the internet

b)

Report and block bullies, and avoid retaliatory behavior

c)

Ignore the issue and avoid online communication altogether

d)

By bullying somebody perceived to be a bully

18.

Which method can help you manage your screen time effectively?

a)

Setting specific time limits for device use

b)

Using your device while eating meals

c)

Keeping your device on all night

d)

Ignoring notifications from apps

19.

What does it mean to "Think Critically About Online Information"?

a)

Accepting information as true as long as the author cites sources

b)

Evaluating the credibility and reliability of online sources

c)

Sharing interesting online information with others

d)

Avoiding online information altogether in favor of print publications, such as newspapers

20.

How can you assess if a source is accurate?

a)

Check if the source has graphics and visuals that help the reader to understand its message

b)

Verify the information with other reputable sources

c)

Look at the font style used in the source to ensure it is a professional font style

d)

Determine how many times the source appears in a search engine

21.

What is a key feature of a reliable website?

a)

Frequent updates and accurate, well-researched content

b)

High traffic and many advertisements

c)

A colorful and complex website design

d)

A long list of unrelated links

22.

What is the best practice for protecting your data and personal information?

a)

Regularly updating software and using strong passwords

b)

Sharing your device only with friends and trusted people

c)

Avoiding all forms of software updates

d)

Keeping your device turned off regularly

23.

Which of the following actions can contribute to a positive digital footprint?

a)

Posting thoughtful and respectful content online

b)

Using multiple accounts for anonymity

c)

Frequently changing your email address

d)

Using a burner account for anything controversial that you may post so your real name is not attached to it

24.

What should you look for to evaluate the currency of an online source?

a)

The date of the latest update or publication

b)

The number of images included in the content

c)

The number of likes that the content has

d)

It's availability on Google

25.

What does "Think Before You Click" help you avoid?

a)

Clicking on potentially harmful links or content

b)

Finding information on social media that is not accurate

c)

Accessing poorly-written online articles

d)

TikTok Videos

26.

What is the purpose of artificial intelligence (AI)?

a)

To automate cognitive tasks that once required human brainpower

b)

To replace humans with non-human minds

c)

To generate a huge boost in world productivity

d)

To improve medical care and reduce costs

27.

What is one of the main concerns regarding AI's impact on humans?

a)

Decreased productivity

b)

Increased creativity

c)

Skill loss in humans

d)

Decreased safety

28.

What is a significant concern regarding AI's decision-making capabilities?

a)

AI can be overly creative at times

b)

AI is typically fair & unbiased

c)

AI is as reliable as humans are when it comes to information

d)

AI lacks emotional judgment

29.

Which of the following is a benefit of AI in the workplace?

a)

Improved efficiency

b)

Increased laziness

c)

Lack of creativity

d)

Job loss

30.

What is artificial intelligence?

a)

a computer program that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence

b)

a computer program that can perform tasks that typically require computers to solve the problem

c)

a type of AI that can create content, including text, images and audio

d)

any type of information that can be collected, categorized and analyzed

31.

Which of the following best describes the role of humans in relation to AI?

a)

Humans must guide what AI does and how it impacts the world

b)

Humans have little control over AI

c)

Humans should use AI, but rely on it as little as possible in their day to day lives

d)

Humans should let AI make all decisions independently

32.

What does AI stand for?

a)

Artificial Ideas

b)

Amazing Inventions

c)

Artificial Intelligence

d)

Alternative Intelligence

33.

Which of the following is a safe practice for creating strong passwords?

a)

Using your birthdate as your password

b)

Sharing your password with friends

c)

Using the word 'password' for all accounts

d)

Using a mix of letters, numbers, and special characters

34.

What is one way to ensure the reliability of information found online?

a)

Check if the information is supported by multiple reputable sources

b)

Trust any website that appears first in search results

c)

Use only websites with colorful graphics

d)

Rely on information shared by friends on social media

35.

Which of the following is an example of responsible digital communication?

a)

Sharing private messages without permission

b)

Using offensive language in online forums

c)

Posting rumors about classmates on social media

d)

Respecting others' opinions and responding politely online

36.

What does credibility refer to?

a)

readability

b)

advancibility

c)

durability

d)

believability

37.

When selecting a reliable source, what questions should you ask yourself?

a)

Is the source biased?

b)

All sources are reliable sources.

c)

Does this source help answer the questions I need to answer?

d)

Is the writer of this source an expert?

38.

The publisher of a restaurant's website is most likely to be:

a)

A food critic

b)

A head chef

c)

The restaurant owner

d)

A loyal customer

39.

To determine the reliability of an unfamiliar site, you should look into the:

a)

Publication date and number of pages

b)

Privacy policy

c)

publisher, author, content

40.

In evaluating an online article about Albert Einstein's work, what is the most important factor?

a)

The domain of the website

b)

Publication date of the article

c)

Number of sources cited

d)

Qualifications of the author

41.

Who of these would be the most trustworthy author of Revolutionary War blog?

a)

A professor of Russian literature

b)

A collector of Civil War memorabilia

c)

A tour guide at a natural history museum

d)

Graduate student of early American History

42.

Citations allow users to ________ information in an online source.

a)

Support

b)

Fact-check

c)

Create

d)

Copy

43.
What does the word 'unbiased' mean?
a)
Fair
b)
Correct
c)
Accurate
d)
Wrong
44.

Reliable sources are always the first Google result.

a)

True

b)

False

45.
What is a warning sign that a website might NOT have trustworthy information? 
a)
the author is an expert
b)
the information comes from a well-known newspaper
c)
It is not clear who the author is
d)
the information is current
46.
A reliable source is
a)
biased.
b)
trusted.
c)
promoting a product.
d)
google.
47.

Which of these is an AI application used by most companies for business?

a)

Chatbots

b)

Recording Software

c)

Social Media

d)

Email

48.

AI is commonly used in marketing strategies to personalize customer experiences.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

What are the benefits of adopting AI?

a)

Efficiency

b)

Skill Gaps

c)

Ethical Concerns

50.

What is one of the potential risks of artificial intelligence in customer service that requires ethical consideration?

a)

Enhancing user experience

b)

Reducing operational costs

c)

Infringing on privacy through data collection

d)

Improving response times