WorksheetsMIDTERM EXAMINATION FOR GEE-LIE AUTO 2B
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 54mins
What is the minimum fine, in Philippine Pesos, for a person found guilty of cybersquatting under the law?
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What term describes the communication medium through which false and damaging statements are made about another person, specifically mentioned to include e-mail, message boards, blogs, and chatrooms?
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What specific type of intellectual property is established as soon as a creative work, such as software or a digital drawing, is created or saved to the hard drive, even without registration in some jurisdictions?
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What specific type of malicious software denies access to a computer system or data until a monetary payment is made?
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Which security area in a network uses a barrier to block unauthorized access to the network, and is listed as a major network security component?
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What term describes unwanted software that infiltrates your device, stealing internet usage data and sensitive information to relay it to advertisers or data firms?
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What specific term in RA 10175 refers to a denial of service attack, describing it as the intentional hindrance of the functions of a computer or computer network by inputting, transmitting, or delivering data or computer program?
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What specific act is penalized under RA 10175, which involves procuring or using the identifying information of another person without consent to gain profit or inflict damage?
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Which specific type of attacker method looks legitimate but is designed to damage, disrupt, steal, or inflict other harmful actions on your data or network by taking control of your computer?
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Which type of malicious software program's primary function is to infect other computers while remaining active on infected systems, without the need to attach itself to a host file?
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What term describes the protection of computer systems from the theft or damage to their hardware, software, or electronic data, also known as IT security?
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What term describes the protection of data integrity during its transfer across a network, ensuring it is not altered or intercepted between the sender and receiver?
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Which type of Intellectual Property, by its nature, may protect against independent discovery, unlike a trade secret?
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What technique do cybercriminals use to lure individuals into providing sensitive data such as personally identifiable information, banking details, and passwords?
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The penalty for Child Pornography via computer carries a penalty one degree higher than that provided by what separate Republic Act?
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What general term refers to any and all illegal activities carried out using technology, encompassing crimes directed at computers and crimes committed by people using ICT?
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The cybercrime law states that unauthorized accessing of personal information due to negligence is punishable by a fine ranging from P500,000 to P2 million and what minimum-to-maximum range of imprisonment (in years)?
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What specific cybercrime, defined as the acquisition of a domain name in bad faith or with the intent to profit or destroy one's reputation, is punishable under the Philippine Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012?
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Which of the Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics states that one should "always use a computer in ways that insure consideration and respect for your fellow humans"?
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Which commandment specifically addresses the act of creating "fake news" or defamation using a computer?
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The shift toward computerized patient records is expected to yield which primary benefit in the healthcare delivery system?
Decreased patient/doctor interaction quality.
Enhanced efficiency, effectiveness, and reach (distribution) of health care services.
Increased administrative overhead due to manual data collection.
Reduction in the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in medicine.
In the current knowledge-based economy, the foundational shift in resources is characterized by the ascendance of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). This phenomenon is best defined as the primary economic driver because:
ICT is exclusively responsible for the complete elimination of all traditional labor, making it the most significant cost-saving factor in global industry.
The inherent necessity for rapid access to, and efficient processing of, high-quality data renders ICT the preeminent non-classical resource, indispensable for informed decision-making in highly dynamic operational environments.
The only value of ICT lies in its ability to generate financial capital, which has now fully surpassed the market capitalization of all physical infrastructure and natural resources combined.
The telecommunications sector, being the only field affected by this shift, has become the sole determinant of national economic productivity.
Which statement best represents IT’s role in the economy?
It increases job opportunities only in agriculture.
It has no influence on global trade.
It creates innovation and new job profiles.
It eliminates all manual jobs.
The process of setting up infrastructure for applications is called:
Configuration management
Orchestration
Provisioning
Deployment
Which technology immerses the user in a fully simulated environment?
Augmented Reality (AR)
Virtual Reality (VR)
Blockchain
Chatbot
Which technology provides a secure, tamper-resistant system for storing and sharing data?
Blockchain
Chatbot
Cloud
Antivirus
Which of the following is not an ethical issue in Information Technology?
Copyright
Patents
Cloud storage
Privacy
What is the main goal of access rights in IT ethics?
Preventing users from using the internet
Controlling who can view or modify information
Blocking all network connections
Limiting IT professionals’ work
Which ethical issue concerns responsibility for product quality and safety?
Liability
Patents
Copyright
Access rights
The IT automation function known as Provisioning is critical because the current IT landscape now requires and grants the necessity of:
Investing heavily in physical racks, boxes, and cables.
The codification of processes, since most assets are virtualized and defined in software.
Manually setting up infrastructure environments through templates.
Limiting deployments to only bare metal solutions.
According to Moore’s Law, which governs the relentless pace of technological progress, the processing speed of computers doubles approximately every:
5 years
18 months
59 years
10 years
The primary function of Edge Computing is to resolve latency issues in cloud processing by:
Moving all storage, analysis, and processing to the network edge.
Bypassing the issue of data flood with Fog Computing.
Processing data closer to the user or source instead of sending it all the way to clouds.
Providing complete user control over data via a container.
Fog Computing distinguishes itself by moving every function (storage, analysis, processing) to the edge of the network, which is beneficial for managing which specific issue?
The blurring of the line between the real and digital world.
The reliance on centralized, single-entity governance.
Data flood in a networked environment.
The complex RDM schemes for video distribution.
Hacking a social media account is a method used by online criminals and hackers who target to breach personal data for which of the following purposes?
Identity theft
Enforcing data privacy policies
Creating virtual reality training simulations.
Developing new job position profiles
Big Data's impact on online users is considered a "frightening thing in privacy and security issues" because companies can know about a user more than the people around them. This insight is gained by using data mining to determine the user's:
Physical location and personal calendar.
Social security number and employment status.
Interests and behavior.
Health information and insurability.
The fundamental principle of the 'Privacy by Design' approach is its focus on making privacy:
An ethical guideline to be reviewed after the final product is complete.
A proactive step, centering it in all phases from initial design to the final product.
A set of rules that primarily applies to data stored in the cloud.
A necessary aftermath to address socio-techno risks like cyberterrorism.
The world economy is in the midst of a rapid transformation, unleashed by a wave of innovations from trends such as Internet, Mobile technology, Social Media, and:
Big Data
Quantum Computing
Nanotechnology.
Virtual Reality
One of the practical, non-entertainment applications of Augmented Reality (AR) in the medical field is its use by neurosurgeons to:
Perform distance surgeries with robots.
Treat PTSD and manage patient pain.
Project a 3D image of a brain to aid them in surgery.
Diagnose patients using a smart speaker.
A company using IT to manage data and improve decision-making is showing IT’s impact in the:
Political field
Economic field
Cultural field
Recreational field
Which IT Trend is described as having functionalities that people just 10 years ago thought were only possible in sci-fi movies?
Blockchain.
Augmented Reality
Artificial Intelligence
5G Network
What is the projected financial impact of using chatbot conversations, according to IBM's insights?
They will handle 85% of global economic output.
They will lead to an overall global market value of $1.3 billion by 2024.
They will increase customer requests to 500 billion annually.
Companies will save $8 billion.
Resilio is described as a cloud computing alternative that does not require servers because it:
Combines blockchain technology with file sharing.
Follows the principle of torrents, dividing and sharing files among members.
Provides every person with the needed bandwidth for data processing.
Stores all user data in a personal container.
The growing importance of Blockchain, aside from finance, is noted in the Internet of Things (IoT) field as a strong solution for:
Increased bandwidth for IoT device communication.
Providing security to IoT devices.
Creating new applications for personal use.
Enabling IoT devices to think and behave like humans.
The central point of security for Blockchain technology is that:
It is only related to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
The previous blocks in the chain cannot be altered.
It is solely governed by a single, powerful financial entity.
It relies on complex RDM schemes for data integrity.
The most significant popular controversy associated with Augmented Reality, especially following incidents like those involving Pokémon Go, is:
Privacy concerns related to data collection and redistribution.
The expense of the hardware.
The blurring of the line between the real and digital world.
The inability to be used in practical applications like navigation.
The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator (ENIAC) was considered the grandfather of digital computers and was famous for its use of approximately (a) vacuum tubes.
(Choices: 1,800 , 8,000 , 18,000 , 20,000)
The integrated circuit (IC) was unveiled in 1958 by Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce, but only (a) was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2000 for his work.
(Choices: Robert Noyce, Jack Kilby, Gordon Moore, William Shockley)
The first Dynamic Access Memory (DRAM) chip, unveiled by the newly formed Intel in 1970, was the (a) .
(Choices: Intel 4004, Intel 1101, Intel 1103, Intel 8080)
The Altair 8080 was described in the January 1975 issue of Popular Electronics magazine as the "world's first (a) kit to rival commercial models."
(Choices: Personal Computer, Microcomputer, Minicomputer, Supercomputer)
Apple's first personal computer featuring a Graphical User Interface (GUI), drop-down menus, and icons, which ultimately "flops" but evolved into the Macintosh, was the (a) .
(Choices: Apple II , Macintosh SE , Lisa , Newton)
The first portable computer with the familiar flip form factor that was explicitly marketed as a "laptop" was the (a) .
(Choices: Gavilan SC, Osborne 1, Compaq Portable, Grid Compass)
The very first dot-com domain name, registered in 1985, belonged to the small Massachusetts computer manufacturer known as the (a) .
(Choices: Apple Computer Company , Microsoft Corporation, Symbolics Computer Company, Digital Equipment Corporation)
The Compaq Deskpro 386, released in 1986, was a landmark IBM PC compatible computer because it was the first fully (a) PC, which took the leadership of the PC ecosystem away from IBM.
(Choices: 16-bit, 32-bit, 64-bit, 128-bit)
The processor that advanced the use of graphics and music on PCs in 1993 was the (a) microprocessor.
(Choices: Intel Core, Pentium, PowerPC, AMD K5)
In 2017, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) began developing the " (a) " program, which aims to use molecules as computers.
(Choices: Synthetic Bio-Computing, Molecular Informatics, Quantum Chemistry Project, Nano-Molecular Processor)
The field of study that seeks to encode and process data beyond the 0s and 1s of current logic-based architectures by utilizing a molecule's unique three-dimensional atomic structure is known as (a) . (Choices: Nanophotonics , Molecular Dynamics , Molecular Informatics , Quantum Entanglement)
The key finding from the study of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) suggests that up to (a) percent of the activities people do can be automated, including the work of financial managers, doctors, and CEOs.
(Choices: 25, 45 , 65 , 75)
Augmented Reality (AR) is distinct from Virtual Reality (VR) in that AR uses the existing environment and imposes new information on top of it, while VR creates a completely (a) environment.
(Choices: Simulated, Cognitive, Hybrid, Digital)
The primary internal storage technology for the First Generation of computers was rotating (a) .
(Choices: Magnetic Drums, Magnetic Tapes, Magnetic Cores, Vacuum Tubes)
A key characteristic of the Third Generation (1964-1979) was the use of operating systems that permitted the computer to run many different applications at one time, a concept known as (a) .
(Choices: Single-tasking, Single-user Operation, Multi-programming, Batch Processing)
Minicomputers, now often referred to as midrange servers, were originally used primarily for (a) , engineering, and process control tasks.
(Choices: Personal Productivity, Scientific Computation, Human Resources Management, Basic Inventory
Embedded computers serve a limited set of requirements and follow instructions from (a) memory, as they are not typically required to execute a reboot or reset.
(Choices: Volatile, Read-only, Virtual, Non-volatile)
Beyond merely offering information and education, one of the most obvious basic roles that media fulfills in our society is (a) .
(Choices: Political Mobilization, Psychological Analysis, Entertainment, Economic Development
The Intel 4004, released in 1971, is globally recognized as the first commercially available (a) which placed all the central processing unit components onto a single silicon chip.
(Choices: Microcontroller, Transistor Array, Microprocessor, System-on-a-Chip)
Mainframe computers, often nicknamed "big iron," are designed to handle processing for thousands of users and are primarily known for their extreme focus on (a) .
(Choices: Portability and Energy Efficiency, Single-user and Multi-tasking Operations, Redundancy and Reliability, Purely Scientific Computation)
