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Understanding Information Ethics

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does it mean to get information ethically?

a)
To get information ethically means to respect privacy, obtain consent, and use reliable sources.
b)
To get information ethically means to rely solely on social media for facts.
c)
To get information ethically means to manipulate data for personal gain.
d)
To get information ethically means to ignore privacy and use any source available.
2.

How can you get information the right way?

a)
Use credible sources and verify information.
b)
Accept information from unknown sources.
c)
Trust any website without checking sources.
d)
Rely on social media for updates.
3.

What is hacking?

a)

Hacking refers to the process of creating software applications.

b)
Hacking is the act of designing computer hardware.
c)

Hacking is the act of exploiting vulnerabilities in computer systems or networks to gain unauthorized access.

d)
Hacking is a method of improving computer security.
4.

Why is hacking bad?

a)
Hacking is only bad when done for financial gain.
b)
Hacking always leads to positive outcomes.
c)
Hacking is a form of art and creativity.
d)
Hacking is bad because it compromises security, privacy, and trust.
5.

What is a computer virus?

a)
A computer virus is a type of hardware that improves computer performance.
b)
A computer virus is a software that enhances security features.
c)
A computer virus is a malicious program that can replicate itself and spread to other computers.
d)
A computer virus is a program that helps in data recovery.
6.

What happens if someone puts a virus on your computer on purpose?

a)
The virus will improve your computer's performance.
b)
It will automatically update all your software.
c)
A virus can cause data loss, system damage, and security breaches.
d)
The virus will enhance your security features.
7.

What is invading someone's privacy?

a)
Respecting someone's boundaries
b)
Invading someone's privacy is the act of intruding into an individual's personal life or information without their consent.
c)
Sharing personal information with consent
d)
Monitoring someone's online activity with permission
8.

Why is invading privacy wrong?

a)
Invading privacy is wrong because it violates personal rights and can cause harm.
b)
It is necessary for national security.
c)
It helps build stronger relationships.
d)
It promotes transparency and trust.
9.

Why should you care about hacking, viruses, and privacy?

a)
You should care about hacking, viruses, and privacy to protect your personal information and maintain security in the digital world.
b)
Privacy is not important in the age of social media.
c)
Hacking is only a concern for large corporations.
d)
Viruses are harmless and do not affect personal devices.
10.

What should you do to be safe when using the internet?

a)

Share your passwords with friends.

b)
Ignore privacy settings on social media.
c)
Use the same password for all accounts.
d)

Use strong passwords and be cautious online.