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WorksheetsLITE Q10
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 27mins
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Class
Date
1.
What does ICT stand for?
a)
Integrated Computing and Telecommunications used in digital systems
b)
Information and Communications Technology used for managing information
c)
Internet Communication Tools used for sharing data across networks
d)
Intelligent Computer Technologies designed for automated processes
e)
Information Control Techniques used in managing organizational systems
2.
According to Zuppo (2012), ICT refers to what?
a)
Technologies that support only data storage and internal processing
b)
Technologies that facilitate transfer of information and communication
c)
Systems used only for managing hardware and network infrastructure
d)
Tools designed mainly for software development and programming tasks
e)
Methods used exclusively for protecting data and digital information
3.
What does the belongingness hypothesis suggest?
a)
People prefer working independently rather than collaborating with others
b)
People have a need to form and maintain meaningful relationships
c)
People rely only on technology for communication and interaction
d)
People avoid social interaction due to dependence on digital tools
e)
People prioritize productivity over building personal connections
4.
Why is automation considered beneficial?
a)
It increases human workload and manual effort in operations
b)
It improves efficiency, accuracy, and speed of processes
c)
It removes all forms of human control in decision-making
d)
It focuses only on reducing communication between systems
e)
It limits the use of technology in organizational processes
5.
Why is ICT considered accessible today?
a)
Because digital devices are expensive and limited to organizations
b)
Because it is abundant, affordable, and easy to use
c)
Because it requires advanced technical skills to operate
d)
Because it is restricted to developed countries only
e)
Because it is used only by professionals in IT industry
6.
Why is the ICT Development Index important?
a)
It determines global financial stability and economic growth rates
b)
It measures access, usage, and skills related to ICT globally
c)
It replaces national policies related to technology development
d)
It focuses only on hardware production and manufacturing output
e)
It measures only internet speed across different countries
7.
This computer serves you all the data and files that you are requesting on the internet .
a)
Web server
b)
DNS Server
c)
Personal Computer
d)
Micro Computer
8.
Which sequence correctly describes how you access a website?
a)
Client → DNS → ISP → Server
b)
Browser → Server → DNS → ISP
c)
Client → ISP → DNS → Server
d)
ISP → DNS → Client → Server
9.
If the DNS gives a wrong IP address, what would happen?
a)
The browser will show the wrong website or an error
b)
The browser will still open the correct page
c)
The ISP fixes it automatically
d)
Nothing will change
10.
Why do clients rely on servers?
a)
Clients store all website data
b)
Servers handle requests and deliver resources
c)
Servers connect clients to ISPs
d)
Clients cannot send data to the Internet
11.
If a web server goes offline, what will users experience?
a)
Faster website loading
b)
Website becomes inaccessible
c)
DNS creates a new IP address
d)
ISP reroutes to another server automatically
12.
A user cannot open websites but can access them via IP address. The problem is most likely with the:
a)
ISP
b)
DNS server
c)
Client hardware
d)
Web server
13.
What device is responsible for sending and receiving data from the Internet?
a)
Only the router
b)
Both client and server
c)
Only the DNS
d)
Only the ISP
14.
When your browser receives an IP address from the DNS, what happens next?
a)
The browser blocks the connection
b)
connects to the web server using that IP
c)
The browser resets the connection
d)
The ISP restarts the process
15.
In 1965, Gordon Moore predicted that computing power would double approximately every how many years?
a)
Every six months without any slowdown
b)
Every twelve months at a steady rate
c)
Every two years in a consistent pattern
d)
Every five years as technology advanced
e)
Every ten years based on market demand
16.
Which of the following is a platform used for distributing mobile applications to smartphone users?
a)
Microsoft Office Suite online
b)
Google Play application store
c)
Adobe Creative Cloud platform
d)
Amazon Web Services portal
e)
Oracle Database distribution hub
17.
What does the acronym IoT stand for in the context of modern technology trends?
a)
Integration of Technologies system
b)
Internet of Things network
c)
Input and Output Terminal device
d)
Infrastructure of Tools platform
e)
Interface of Transfer protocol
18.
What term describes a system where devices are connected to the internet and can communicate with each other?
a)
Augmented Reality immersive system
b)
Big Data analytical framework
c)
Internet of Things connected network
d)
Machine Learning prediction model
e)
Physical-Digital Integration program
19.
A student forgets to cite the original author when submitting a copied digital article as their own school project. Which ethical issue does this situation best represent?
a)
Libel because false claims were made publicly
b)
Exploitation by profiting from another's resources
c)
Plagiarism by presenting copied work as original
d)
Software piracy by distributing unauthorized content
e)
Identity spoofing through a false online profile
20.
A company installs premium design software on fifty computers using only one purchased license without authorization. Which ethical and legal issue is the company committing?
a)
Exploitation by misusing employee work contracts
b)
Libel by publishing harmful content about competitors
c)
Data modification by altering software license records
d)
Software piracy by exceeding authorized installation limits
e)
Plagiarism by copying another company's software design
21.
A homeowner uses a smartphone application to turn off lights and lock doors while traveling abroad. Which technology trend does this scenario best illustrate?
a)
Big Data through collecting large household datasets
b)
Automation through wearable health monitoring devices
c)
Internet of Things through internet-connected smart home features
d)
Augmented Reality through overlaying digital images at home
e)
Everything on Demand through instant subscription services
22.
A ride-hailing app collects millions of GPS and travel records daily to improve route recommendations for passengers. Which major technology trend does this best represent?
a)
Automation through replacing human drivers on roads
b)
Machine Learning through facial recognition at entry points
c)
Physical-Digital Integration through digitized paper documents
d)
Big Data through analyzing large-scale travel information
e)
Augmented Reality through overlaying maps on camera view
23.
A manufacturing company replaces its assembly line workers with robotic systems that operate continuously without breaks. Which ICT impact does this best demonstrate?
a)
Improved access to education through online platforms
b)
Enhanced biometric security through fingerprint devices
c)
Reduced personal interaction due to excessive screen time
d)
Job displacement caused by automated machine systems
e)
Physical-Digital Integration through digitized factory records
24.
What type of network connects devices within a small area like a school?
a)
Personal Area Network connecting nearby personal devices
b)
Local Area Network within a building or campus
c)
Wide Area Network spanning large geographic regions
d)
Metropolitan Network covering an entire city region
25.
A user types a letter on the keyboard; which process converts it into binary form?
a)
Data encryption using security algorithms for protection
b)
Number system conversion using ASCII representation
c)
Network transmission using wireless communication signals
d)
Memory allocation using temporary storage addresses
26.
Which connection method should be used to connect a monitor for both audio and video?
a)
USB connection designed for general peripheral devices
b)
HDMI connection transmitting audio and video signals
c)
Ethernet cable connecting devices to a network system
d)
Audio jack used for microphones and speakers
27.
Which connection is most appropriate for linking a computer to the internet router?
a)
HDMI cable transmitting audio and video signals
b)
Ethernet cable connecting devices to networks
c)
USB cable connecting peripheral input devices
d)
VGA cable displaying visual output signals
28.
Why is a WAN more complex than a LAN or PAN?
a)
It connects fewer devices within smaller distances
b)
It spans larger areas and integrates multiple networks
c)
It uses only wired connections for communication
d)
It eliminates the need for routers and switches
29.
Why is it recommended to match software bit size with system bus size?
a)
To increase aesthetic design of software interfaces
b)
To avoid performance issues and overheating problems
c)
To improve wireless signal strength for connectivity
d)
To reduce the need for external storage devices
30.
What is Artificial Intelligence (AI) primarily based on?
a)
The ability of machines to follow simple predefined instructions
b)
The ability of systems to store large amounts of data
c)
The ability of systems to learn, adapt, and make decisions
d)
The ability of machines to perform repetitive manual tasks
e)
The ability of systems to process input and generate output
31.
What was the first electronic computer developed?
a)
UNIVAC designed for commercial data processing applications
b)
ENIAC designed for numerical calculations and military use
c)
IBM PC designed for personal computing and office tasks
d)
Apple I designed for individual users and programming
e)
Altair 8800 designed for hobbyist computer enthusiasts
32.
Why are automated systems not considered intelligent systems?
a)
Because they rely only on human decision-making processes
b)
Because they follow predefined instructions without learning capability
c)
Because they cannot perform any type of task independently
d)
Because they require advanced artificial intelligence algorithms
e)
Because they are used only in small-scale operations
33.
Why is AI considered an advancement over automation?
a)
AI eliminates the need for all technological systems
b)
AI allows systems to learn, adapt, and make decisions
c)
AI focuses only on storing and retrieving data
d)
AI replaces the need for communication systems
e)
AI reduces the importance of processing information
34.
Why were second-generation computers more efficient than first-generation computers?
a)
They used larger components for increased processing power
b)
They replaced vacuum tubes with transistors for better performance
c)
They eliminated the need for electrical power consumption
d)
They relied on manual processing instead of automated systems
e)
They removed the need for data storage and retrieval
35.
A company adopts AI to analyze customer behavior and improve services. What capability is being used?
a)
Predefined rule execution without learning ability
b)
Learning and adaptation based on data patterns
c)
Manual data processing using human input
d)
Storage of information without analysis
e)
Communication between departments only
36.
A researcher compares first-generation and second-generation computers. What major improvement is identified?
a)
Transition from integrated circuits to artificial intelligence
b)
Replacement of vacuum tubes with transistors
c)
Development of microprocessors with millions of components
d)
Introduction of automation and expert systems
e)
Elimination of all hardware components
37.
A modern system uses natural language processing to interact with users. Which generation does this represent?
a)
First generation focused on basic arithmetic operations
b)
Second generation focused on transistor technology
c)
Third generation focused on integrated circuits
d)
Fourth generation focused on personal computing
e)
Fifth generation focused on artificial intelligence
38.
A system controls workflow by managing input, processing, storage, and output. What does this represent?
a)
Artificial intelligence replacing human decision-making
b)
Core functional operations of a computer system
c)
Automation in industrial manufacturing processes
d)
Communication between networked computer systems
e)
Data analysis using advanced machine learning models
39.
The ability of machines to learn is the foundation of (a) .
40.
The first electronic computer developed in 1946 is called (a) .
41.
First generation computers used (a) tubes.
42.
Which of the following is a non-impact printer?
a)
Dot-matrix printer that uses pins to strike ribbon
b)
Inkjet printer that sprays ink onto paper
c)
Typewriter printer that produces mechanical impressions
d)
Line printer that uses impact-based printing methods
e)
Daisy wheel printer that uses rotating print elements
43.
What is the main function of storage devices?
a)
To process data and execute instructions in real time
b)
To display visual and audio output to users
c)
To store data and information for future use
d)
To receive input data from users and devices
e)
To connect multiple systems through networks
44.
What is the system unit?
a)
External device used for displaying output information
b)
Main enclosure containing internal computer components
c)
Device used for storing data externally in digital format
d)
Input device used for entering instructions into system
e)
Communication tool used for connecting computer networks
45.
What is the system unit?
a)
External device used for displaying output information
b)
Main enclosure containing internal computer components
c)
Device used for storing data externally in digital format
d)
Input device used for entering instructions into system
e)
Communication tool used for connecting computer networks
46.
Why are input devices important in a computer system?
a)
They allow the computer to store large amounts of data permanently
b)
They enable users to provide data and instructions for processing
c)
They display processed results in visual and audio formats
d)
They connect computers to communication networks globally
e)
They control internal processes within the central processing unit
47.
Why are output devices necessary?
a)
They convert user input into digital signals for processing
b)
They present processed information in a usable form to users
c)
They store information for long-term retrieval and usage
d)
They manage internal operations of computer components
e)
They replace the need for input and storage devices
48.
Why are storage devices considered non-volatile?
a)
They require constant power supply to retain stored data
b)
They retain stored data even when the computer is turned off
c)
They process data faster than volatile memory components
d)
They are used only for temporary data storage operations
e)
They function only during active system processing tasks
49.
Why is accuracy important in computer operations?
a)
Computers automatically correct all errors without input validation
b)
Accurate results depend on correct data and instructions
c)
Accuracy eliminates the need for human supervision entirely
d)
Accuracy ensures faster processing speed in all operations
e)
Accuracy reduces the need for storage and memory usage
50.
A user types a document using a keyboard. What role does the keyboard perform?
a)
Storage device used for saving typed data permanently
b)
Input device used for entering data and commands
c)
Output device used for displaying text on screen
d)
Processing device used for executing instructions
e)
Communication device used for sharing data online
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