NEW
Font size
WorksheetsWEEK 4-5 SP101
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. What is the primary goal of computer crime?
A. To improve software efficiency
B. To promote online education
C. To conduct illegal activities using computers or networks
D. To increase system performance
2. Which of the following is an example of phishing?
A. Infecting a computer with malware
B. Sending deceptive emails to obtain personal information
C. Physically stealing a laptop
D. Encrypting files for data protection
3. A Denial of Service (DoS) attack aims to:
A. Provide unlimited internet access
B. Overload systems to make them unavailable
D. Restore backup data
4. What type of cybercrime involves stealing someone’s personal data to commit fraud?
A. Cyber terrorism
B. Cyber espionage
C. Identity theft
D. Intellectual property theft
5. Cyber fraud involves:
A. Ethical hacking activities
B. Illegal access to government records
C. Manipulating systems to gain money or property
D. Disabling anti-virus software
6. The illegal act of intercepting data from individuals or companies is called:
A. Cyber terrorism
B. Cyber fraud
C. Cyber espionage
D. Script kiddie attack
7. Which of the following is considered cyber terrorism?
A. Using encryption to secure messages
B. Spreading malware for fun
C. Hacking government databases to cause panic
D. Testing software vulnerabilities with permission
8. What is intellectual property theft?
A. Hacking into secure government servers
B. Copying copyrighted material without authorization
C. Destroying digital evidence
D. Encrypting someone else’s files
9. Which of the following is not a trait of a white hat hacker?
A. Works with permission
B. Exploits systems to steal data
C. Identifies security flaws
D. Follows ethical guidelines
10. A hacker who acts without permission but without harmful intent is called a:
A. White hat hacker
B. Black hat hacker
C. Gray hat hacker
D. Cyber terrorist
11. A script kiddie is best described as:
A. A professional security analyst
B. A government cyber agent
C. An inexperienced hacker using others’ tools
D. A software developer
12. Insider threats come from:
A. External hackers
B. Government officials
C. Employees or contractors with access
D. Law enforcement agents
13. What is the purpose of firewalls?
A. Encrypting files
B. Blocking unauthorized access to networks
C. Resetting system software
D. Speeding up internet connections
14. Which of the following helps prevent unauthorized access to files using biometric scans or passwords?
A. Antivirus
B. Backup system
C. Access control
D. Malware scanner
15. What does the Computer Misuse Act 1990 criminalize?
A. Legal software development
B. Online marketing
C. Unauthorized access and modifications of computer data
D. Buying hardware online
16. Under the Computer Misuse Act, what does “unauthorized modification” refer to?
A. Changing passwords with admin rights
B. Deleting, altering, or corrupting files without permission
C. Installing updates
D. Formatting one's own hard drive
17. What is a professional IT obligation related to data privacy?
A. Sharing sensitive data across departments
B. Ensuring strong marketing
C. Complying with data protection laws
D. Creating social media campaigns
18. What does “integrity” mean in professional IT ethics?
A. Encrypting documents
B. Using antivirus tools
C. Maintaining data accuracy and reliability
D. Backing up all personal files
19. Reporting security breaches is an example of:
A. Cyber terrorism
B. Confidentiality breach
C. Responsibility to report
D. White hat hacking
20. Why is continuous education important for IT professionals?
A. To renew licenses
B. To keep up with evolving threats and best practices
C. To advertise security software
D. To increase personal branding
21. The fine for cyberbullying can range from:
A. ₱10,000–₱30,000
B. ₱50,000–₱300,000
C. ₱500,000–₱1,000,000
D. No fine at all
What is the possible punishment for hacking into school records?
A. ₱50,000 fine only
B. ₱100,000–₱500,000 fine + 6 months to 2 years in jail
C. No fine, only community service
D. Warning letter from the school
Which law in the Philippines addresses cybercrime?
A. Data Privacy Act
B. Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012
C. Intellectual Property Code
D. Freedom of Information Act
A person who creates a virus can be fined up to:
A. ₱50,000
B. ₱100,000
C. ₱1,000,000
D. ₱2,000,000
One duty of IT professionals is to:
A. Ignore updates
B. Share passwords
C. Protect data privacy and confidentiality
D. Sell client data
