WorksheetsDTB-Q2.E Lesson: Quiz (10 Questions)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
If a farmer sells mangoes online through Facebook Marketplace, what type of digital economy activity is this?
a) High Digital Goods and Services
b) Mixed Digital Goods and Services
c) IT-Intensive Services
d) Non-digital economy
2. Which of these is a negative social impact of digital transformation?
a) Faster communication
b) More efficient services
c) Loss of personal data privacy
d) Improved access to markets
3. If two students split a lunch bill by transferring money instantly via Bakong, this demonstrates:
a) Cross-border payment
b) Peer-to-peer transfer
c) Credit extension
d) Loan repayment
4. What does financial inclusion mean?
a) Only rich people can access banking
b) Farmers avoid financial services
c) Only businesses can use banks
d) Everyone has access to affordable financial services
5. A small shop owner in Phnom Penh accepts online orders but insists on cash payments. Which barrier to digital transformation does this represent?
a) Lack of digital infrastructure
b) Low digital literacy
c) Resistance to e-payment systems
d) Cybersecurity risk
6. If Cambodia invests in faster internet connections nationwide, which digital foundation is being developed?
a) Digital citizen development
b) Digital government
c) E-commerce platforms
d) Digital connectivity infrastructure
7. Which feature of blockchain ensures that no single authority controls the system?
a) Centralization
b) Smart contracts
c) Decentralization
d) Intermediation
8. Which industry has already widely adopted blockchain for faster and cheaper services?
a) Finance
b) Agriculture
c) Tourism
d) Education
9. A bank introduces E-KYC (Electronic Know Your Customer), allowing customers to verify their identity using their phone camera. The main benefit is:
a) Increased paperwork
b) Faster and more convenient onboarding
c) Higher loan interest rates
d) Less security
10. An elderly customer prefers visiting a branch instead of using mobile banking. This challenge is known as:
a) Financial fraud
b) Credit risk
c) Economic inequality
d) Digital literacy gap
