WorksheetsUnit -3 cyber Ethics and Software
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 20mins
What are netiquettes?
Netiquettes refer to the laws governing internet usage.
Netiquettes are guidelines for offline communication.
Netiquettes are a type of online game.
Netiquettes are the rules of etiquette that apply to online communication.
Which of the following is an example of Open Source Software?
Linux
Microsoft Office
Windows
Adobe Photoshop
Which one of the following is NOT protected under intellectual property rights?
Patents
Copyrights
Trademarks
Ideas or facts
What does plagiarism involve?
Citing sources correctly
Using someone else's work or ideas without proper attribution.
Collaborating with others on a project
Using original ideas only
Which license allows users to freely use, modify, and distribute software?
MIT License
Apache License 2.0
Proprietary License
GNU General Public License (GPL)
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) protect which of the following?
Government regulations on business operations.
Creations of the mind, such as inventions and artistic works.
Natural resources like water and minerals.
Physical property ownership rights.
Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?
Copying text from a book without citation.
Using a quote from a public domain text without attribution.
Summarizing an article in your own words.
Paraphrasing a sentence from a lecture with citation.
What is the primary purpose of copyright law?
To impose heavy fines on creators for copyright infringement.
To protect the rights of creators and promote creativity.
To limit the distribution of creative works.
To ensure all creative works are free to use.
Which of the following is a characteristic of Open Source Software?
The source code is only available for purchase.
The source code is freely available for modification and distribution.
Open Source Software is always free of charge.
The source code is kept secret and not shared.
What is the consequence of committing plagiarism in academic work?
Enhanced collaboration with peers
Improved academic performance
Consequences include academic penalties, loss of credibility, and potential expulsion.
Increased funding for research projects
Which of the following best describes a trademark?
A type of financial investment.
A recognizable sign, design, or expression that identifies products or services.
A method for measuring product quality.
A legal document that protects inventions.
What is the significance of a Creative Commons license?
It allows anyone to use a work without any attribution to the creator.
It eliminates copyright protection for all types of works.
The significance of a Creative Commons license is that it facilitates sharing and collaboration while protecting the rights of creators.
It restricts the use of creative works to only the original creator.
How can one avoid plagiarism in their work?
Properly cite sources and paraphrase information.
Ignore the need for citations altogether.
Copy and paste text from sources without changes.
Use only your own ideas without any references.
What does the term 'public domain' refer to?
Creative works that are exclusively owned by an individual.
Creative works not protected by copyright, available for public use.
Works that are protected by trademark laws.
Creative works that require a license for public use.
Which of the following is a common type of intellectual property?
Trademark
Trade Secret
Copyright
Patent
Which of the following is a benefit of using Open Source Software?
Access to a large community for support and development.
It is always more secure than proprietary software.
It requires a subscription fee for updates.
It is only available for specific operating systems.
What is the role of a copyright notice?
To inform the public of the copyright status of a work.
To restrict access to the work.
To provide a legal basis for plagiarism claims.
To indicate that the work is in the public domain.
Give full form of IPR?
(a)
FLOSS stands for
free libre open source software
Free lance open software
free license open software
None of these
Expand W3C
world wide web consortium
W3 connection
world wide connections
None of these
Expand FSF
free system foundations
Foundation software system
free software foundatiom
None of these
Credit cart fraud may include:
Stealing of credit card
Unauthorized an illegal use of credit card
Both of above
None of these
________is not a free and open source software .(FLOSS) although it gives right to redistribute copies.
Freeware
Shareware
Proprietary software
Open source software
What is the main purpose of a patent?
To protect artistic works.
To grant exclusive rights to inventors for their inventions.
To register trademarks.
To ensure public access to creative works.
Which of the following best describes a copyright?
A legal right that grants the creator exclusive control over the use of their original work.
A method for protecting trade secrets.
A type of trademark.
A license for software distribution.
to carefully look this picture and write 5 open source and closed source software names .
Which of the following is a common license used for Open Source Software?
Creative Commons License
GNU General Public License (GPL)
Proprietary License
Commercial License
What is the primary difference between open source and proprietary software?
Open source software is free to use, while proprietary software requires payment.
Open source software allows modification of the source code, while proprietary software does not.
Open source software is always more secure than proprietary software.
There is no difference; both are the same.
Which of the following is a requirement for software to be considered open source?
The source code must be available to the public.
It must be free of charge.
It must be developed by a single organization.
It must have a subscription model for updates.
Which of the following is a consequence of violating copyright laws?
Increased market share.
Legal penalties and fines.
Enhanced reputation in the industry.
Access to more creative works.
What does the term 'fair use' refer to in copyright law?
The right to use copyrighted material without permission under certain conditions.
A method for licensing copyrighted works.
A type of trademark protection.
The process of registering a copyright.
