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WorksheetsEPP6 QUARTER 1 (QUIZ)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
Which of the following best describes an entrepreneur?
A person who only manages an existing
A person who takes risks to create and operate a new business
A person who works only as an employee in a company
A person who avoids making decisions about money and business
What does ICT stand for?
International Communication Technology
Information and Communication Technology
Integrated Computer Training
Internet and Computer Tools
Why is it important to use strong and unique passwords in ICT?
To share accounts easily with friends
To avoid using personal information online
To make logging in faster
To prevent unauthorized access to accounts
Why is it important to use strong and unique passwords in ICT?
To share accounts easily with friends
To avoid using personal information online
To make logging in faster
To prevent unauthorized access to accounts
When analyzing information using ICT, why is it important to check the source of data?
To ensure the data is reliable and accurate
To shorten the research process
To make the information look more colorful
To copy the content easily
Why is it important to create knowledge products such as reports or presentation?
To copy information directly without analysis
To keep ideas hidden from others
To avoid sharing what has been learned
To communicate and share information clearly with others
Which of the following best shows an example of a knowledge product?
A casual conversation with a friend
A personal diary entry that is never shared
A research poster presented in class
A random internet search with no conclusion
A classmate asks to borrow your login details for an online learning platform. What is the most responsible action to take?
Share your password since you trust your classmate
Change your pass often after sharing it
Politely refuse and explain the importance of account security
Use the same password for all accounts so it’s easy to remember
You are assigned to research a topic for class using ICT tools. Which is the best way to apply proper gathering and organizing of information?
Skip organizing and just rely on memory for details
Collect data from reliable sources and arrange it in folders or documents
Copy and paste everything you find without checking
Save information only from the first website you see
You receive a friend request from someone you don't know on social media. What should you do to apply safe and responsible ICT use?
Accept immediately to gain more friends
Share personal details to confirm identity
Ignore or decline the request if the person is unknown
Give your password so they can prove who they are
Your teacher asks the class to work on a group project using an online platform. How can you best apply ICT for collaboration?
Share ideas and files through the group’s online chat or document
Only wait for others to finish the project
Post unrelated content in the group chat
Ignore group messages and work alone
A classmate emails you about dividing tasks for an ICT-based group project. What is the most responsible action to take?
Delete the email and do nothing
Ignore the email and wait for the deadline
Ask someone else to respond for you without reading the message
Reply politely, agree on tasks, and update the group using ICT tools
An entrepreneur has strong leadership skills but lacks creativity and innovation. Another entrepreneur is highly creative but struggles with managing people. By analyzing their traits, which conclusion is most accurate?
Both entrepreneurs have balanced qualities for business success
The first entrepreneur may succeed in managing teams but struggle in offering new ideas
The second entrepreneur will fail immediately because creativity is not important
Neither entrepreneur has any qualities that can help in business
A student is preparing a research paper. They saved articles from reliable websites, copied random blog posts without checking credibility, and organized everything in one folder. By analyzing their process, what is the main problem?
They used ICT tools to save and organize information
They combined credible and non-credible sources without evaluating reliability
They organized their files in only one folder
They gathered too many articles for the research
A student collects data about students’ gadget usage using an online survey tool. After viewing the results, the student notices that most responses came from only one grade level. By analyzing the information using ICT, what should the student conclude?
The data fully represents all students in the school
The data may be biased because it only reflects one group of respondents
The survey tool is not effective for gathering information
The results can be used without any limitations
A student plans to post pictures from a school event on social media. Before uploading, they review whether the photos respect classmates’ privacy and avoid sharing personal details. Which action shows the best evaluation of safe and responsible ICT use?
Post all photos immediately to share the fun with everyone
Ask permission from classmates before posting and only share appropriate photos
Tag everyone in the photos without asking to increase visibility
Share the photos publicly without checking privacy settings
A student uses spreadsheet software to analyze survey data about students’ internet habits. The results show that 80% spend more than 5 hours online daily. To evaluate the accuracy of this information, what should the student do first?
Accept the result immediately since the spreadsheet calculated it
Check if the survey respondents represent different grade levels and sections
Delete the responses that don’t fit the expected pattern
Conclude that all students in the school spend 5 hours online
A group of students designed a digital brochure about proper waste management. Before publishing, they review if the content is accurate, the layout is clear, and the sources are credible. Which evaluation best ensures the brochure is a reliable knowledge product?
Approving the brochure because it looks colorful and attractive
Checking if the information is fact-checked, well-organized, and supported by credible references
Publishing the brochure quickly to meet the deadline
Adding more pictures without reviewing the accuracy of the content
Your teacher asked you to develop a knowledge product about digital citizenship. Which of the following tasks best shows creating in Bloom’s taxonomy?
Listing definitions of digital citizenship from different websites
Comparing two articles about responsible online behavior
Designing an original infographic that combines researched information and your own explanations
Memorizing the rules of safe internet use
A student collects data about students’ gadget usage using an online survey tool. After viewing the results, the student notices that most responses came from only one grade level. By analyzing the information using ICT, what should the student conclude?
The data fully represents all students in the school
The data may be biased because it only reflects one group of respondents
The survey tool is not effective for gathering information
The results can be used without any limitations
