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Empowerment Technology – 1st quiz FORMS OF ICT

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 22mins

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Class
Date
1.

What best describes Empowerment Technology?

a)

The process of repairing and maintaining computer hardware for practical use

b)

The integration of digital tools to enhance communication, collaboration, and productivity

c)

The exclusive use of entertainment applications in modern devices

d)

The creation of new gadgets without consideration of real-world impact

2.

Which of the following is the most accurate description of Technology?

a)

The practical application of tools and knowledge to solve problems and improve life

b)

The exclusive use of mobile phones and electronic gadgets

c)

The development of entertainment platforms such as games and social media

d)

The invention of mechanical devices without application in society

3.

Which analysis best explains the importance of hardware in ICT?

a)

Hardware provides the physical infrastructure necessary for executing digital operations

b)

Hardware is primarily for decorative and aesthetic purposes in computing devices

c)

Hardware is less significant because modern systems rely purely on cloud computing

d)

Hardware and software are interchangeable and serve the same function

4.

Software can best be evaluated as:

a)

Programs and instructions that allow hardware to perform specific tasks

b)

The physical framework that houses the main components of a device

c)

The electrical supply that powers the system during its operations

d)

The internet infrastructure that connects devices to each other

5.

Why is communication technology considered a core form of ICT?

a)

It enables efficient transmission and exchange of data across distances

b)

It is only important when used for voice-based telephone calls

c)

It replaces the need for any form of physical data storage

d)

It is equivalent to social media and entertainment platforms

6.

How does network technology empower collaboration?

a)

By enabling multiple devices to connect and share resources effectively

b)

By limiting access to information to a single device

c)

By restricting communication to only wired connections

d)

By isolating devices from each other for security purposes

7.

What higher-level reasoning explains the role of input and output devices?

a)

They serve as the essential bridge between the user and the system for data exchange

b)

They are non-essential parts that can be replaced by software alone

c)

They are only relevant to mobile applications and not to other computers

d)

They are limited to visual displays and do not affect productivity

8.

Why is understanding the parts of a computing device important?

a)

To evaluate performance, troubleshoot problems, and optimize efficiency

b)

To simply memorize names of parts without applying the knowledge

c)

To dismantle systems for resale without improving their function

d)

To avoid interacting with the device on a daily basis

9.

Why is GPU considered essential in modern devices?

a)

Because it enables efficient rendering of graphics and complex computations

b)

Because it functions mainly as the permanent data storage system

c)

Because it controls internet connectivity and bandwidth use

d)

Because it only handles basic text-based input processing

10.

Storage is best analyzed as:

a)

A medium that keeps data permanently or temporarily for retrieval and processing

b)

A substitute for processing units in handling computer instructions

c)

An exclusive device for transmitting data between networks

d)

An external part that provides power and connectivity to the CPU

11.

CPU can be evaluated as:

a)

The central unit that processes instructions and manages system operations

b)

A secondary device mainly used for audio and video playback

c)

A program stored in memory that enhances user interface graphics

d)

An external device dedicated to internet browsing functions

12.

What critical reasoning applies to mobile CPUs like Snapdragon and Bionic Chip?

a)

They are specialized processors designed to optimize performance in mobile environments

b)

They are complete operating systems that control the phone’s user interface

c)

They are advanced storage units for saving files and data permanently

13.

Which is an example of an operating system for desktops or laptops?

a)

Android

b)

iOS

c)

Windows

d)

Google Chrome browser

14.

Why is Windows considered a dominant OS for desktops?

a)

Because it offers broad compatibility and a wide range of supported applications

b)

Because it is exclusively limited to one brand of devices

c)

Because it is free and open-source for all users worldwide

d)

Because it prevents internet access to ensure system stability

15.

Which of the following is an example of an operating system?

a)

Snapdragon 6 processor

b)

A19 Bionic chip

c)

Java programming language

d)

Windows OS

16.

Why can Android be evaluated as an empowering mobile OS?

a)

It allows customization, supports diverse apps, and runs across multiple devices

b)

It restricts its usage to one hardware manufacturer only

c)

It cannot run third-party applications beyond built-in tools

d)

It is exclusively designed for gaming and entertainment use

17.

iOS can best be analyzed as:

a)

A secure and stable operating system with seamless integration into the Apple ecosystem

b)

A multimedia application used for music and video production

c)

A search engine designed for Apple devices

d)

A device responsible for running Apple hardware directly

18.

Web 1.0 can best be understood as:

a)

A static web where users primarily consume information without interaction

b)

A platform where collaboration and social networking dominate

c)

A decentralized system powered by blockchain and AI

d)

A fully immersive gaming network with user-driven content

19.

Web 2.0 is evaluated as:

a)

the participative and collaborative web

b)

the static web

c)

the web without user interaction

d)

the web for only reading content

20.

What defines Web 2.0?

a)

A. A dynamic and interactive web where users contribute and collaborate

b)

B. A static environment with limited access to information

c)

C. A specialized system for entertainment-only purposes

d)

D. A replacement for offline communication systems

21.

What defines Web 3.0 in comparison to earlier versions?

a)

A decentralized and intelligent web enhanced by AI and blockchain

b)

A simple read-only system where users cannot contribute

c)

A limited-access internet designed for email only

d)

A centralized structure with no personalization

22.

Why should students critically analyze technology in education?

a)

To maximize learning benefits while addressing risks like distraction and misinformation

b)

To eliminate the role of teachers by relying solely on devices

c)

To prevent the use of technology in schools completely

d)

To focus exclusively on entertainment apps within classrooms

23.

Which best evaluates the role of ICT in society?

a)

It promotes access to information, enhances communication, and drives innovation

b)

It is primarily used for personal entertainment through social media

c)

It plays no meaningful role in education and learning

d)

It is only relevant in building physical computer hardware

24.

What higher-order skill is needed to choose between Windows and macOS?

a)

Evaluation of software compatibility, usability, and productivity requirements

b)

Memorization of brand names and manufacturers

c)

Ignoring system features and choosing based on popularity

d)

Randomly selecting whichever OS comes pre-installed

25.

Analyzing trends, what drives the transition from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0?

a)

The demand for more decentralized, secure, and personalized online systems

b)

The decline of social media platforms as communication tools

c)

The need to return to static websites for reliability

d)

The banning of interactive internet applications

26.

Which higher-order thinking skill is applied when evaluating ICT tools for problem-solving?

a)

Comparing tools based on efficiency, accessibility, and relevance to the task

b)

Memorizing the names of popular applications

27.

In The Imitation Game, what was Alan Turing’s main contribution during World War II?

a)

Developing nuclear weapons

b)

Building a machine to break the Enigma code

c)

Designing the first fighter aircraft

d)

Inventing the internet and computing device

28.

Which modern field of technology is most directly influenced by Alan Turing’s ideas, as highlighted in The Imitation Game?

a)

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

b)

Space exploration

c)

Renewable energy

d)

Virtual reality gaming

29.

Who establishes the country’s first cellular telephone network ( answer in all caps)

(a)  

30.

Web 1.0: READ | Web 2.0 : (a)   | Web 3.0 Decentralized

31.

Which of the following is an example of Input device

a)

Monitor

b)

Camera

c)

Speaker

d)

Projector

32.

Which of the following is NOT an Output Device

a)

Projector

b)

Scanner

c)

Monitor

d)

Speaker

33.

RAM stands for? ( write in all caps)

(a)  

34.

Group of hardware components in a single computing device ( write in all caps)

(a)  

35.

A TYPE OF HARDWARE DEVICES THAT CAN RELAY AND PRODUCE DATA

(a)  

36.

It typically covers less than 10 meters (about 33 feet) and usually uses wireless technologies such as Bluetooth.

(a)  

37.

covers large geographical areas (above 50 km), often connecting multiple LANs through telephone lines, radio waves, or satellites.

(a)