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Information Systems and Their Applications - Learning Outcomes

Total questions: 103

Worksheet time: 52mins

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Class
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1.

At the end of this unit, students will be able to: _______ ethical and legal issues in information systems.

a)

Explain

b)

Ignore

c)

Complicate

d)

Misinterpret

2.

At the end of this unit, students will be able to: _______ ethical and legal issues in information systems.

a)

Explain

b)

Ignore

c)

Complicate

d)

Misinterpret

3.

At the end of this unit, students will be able to: _______ environmental, health, and social issues in information systems.

a)

Explain

b)

Ignore

c)

Complicate

d)

Hide

4.

At the end of this unit, students will be able to: _______ the basics of intellectual property rights.

a)

Recognize

b)

Ignore

c)

Forget

d)

Misinterpret

5.

At the end of this unit, students will be able to: _______ digital identity management.

a)

Describe

b)

Ignore

c)

Complicate

d)

Destroy

6.

At the end of this unit, students will be able to: _______ the role of digital technologies in citizenship.

a)

Appreciate

b)

Ignore

c)

Misunderstand

d)

Overlook

7.

One way someone could gain access to an online banking account is:

a)

By obtaining the account holder's login credentials.

b)

By visiting the bank's official website without logging in.

c)

By using a random password generator on the login page.

d)

By calling customer service and asking for access without verification.

8.

The consequences of such access would be:

a)

Unauthorized data exposure

b)

Improved security

c)

Reduced system performance

d)

Increased privacy

9.

What does information privacy relate to in today’s digitized environment?

a)

Public data

b)

Personal data stored on the computer system

c)

Social media posts

d)

Bank transactions

10.

It is morally wrong and unethical to view an individual’s ______ information in any way which may also end up being a legal issue.

a)

private

b)

public

c)

general

d)

shared

11.

Which of the following is NOT an example of unauthorized access that creates both ethical and legal concerns?

a)

Accessing someone’s email without permission

b)

Viewing private bank accounts without consent

c)

Using personal passwords to access your own data

d)

Accessing social media accounts without authorization

12.

Digital ownership is the ability to access and/or use and protect which of the following?

a)

Only physical property

b)

Data, information, and knowledge about ourselves or things we own

c)

Only social media accounts

d)

Only bank accounts

13.

It is ethical to use somebody else’s digital works without getting permission from the owner first.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What is information gathering in the context of information system applications?

a)

Information gathering refers to the collection of users’ data and credentials by information system applications as part of their operations.

b)

Information gathering refers to the deletion of all user data from information system applications.

c)

Information gathering refers to the process of encrypting all information in the system.

d)

Information gathering refers to the design of user interfaces for information system applications.

15.

Why is it important for users to examine the intention of any information-gathering request by service providers or third-party applications?

a)

It is important to protect against illegal and fraudulent information stealing attempts and to ensure personal information and credentials are not misused.

b)

It helps users get more advertisements tailored to their interests.

c)

It allows users to speed up the registration process on all platforms.

d)

It ensures that users receive more notifications from the service provider.

16.

What can happen if there is a breach in information security?

a)

A breach in information security can expose organizations and businesses to potential security liability and might lead to identity theft.

b)

It can improve the reputation of the organization.

c)

It can increase the security of the system automatically.

d)

It can guarantee that all data remains confidential.

17.

Accepted procedures and rules are needed to increase the reliability of information systems.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

In Ethiopia, who should government and private organizations report any cyber security breaches or attacks to?

a)

They should report to the designated government unit responsible for protecting the country’s information and information infrastructure from harm.

b)

They should report to the local police station only.

c)

They should report to their internet service provider.

d)

They should report to the nearest embassy.

19.

Government agencies should monitor information usage and gather citizens’ information for national security purposes in the current digital world.

a)

Agree, because it helps protect national security.

b)

Disagree, because it invades privacy without any benefits.

c)

Agree, because it reduces government transparency.

d)

Disagree, because it increases cybercrime risks.

20.

The current government agency responsible for protecting our country’s information and information infrastructure from harm is:

a)

Ministry of Information Technology and Communications

b)

Department of Agriculture

c)

Ministry of Health

d)

Ministry of Tourism

21.

The internet and information systems have which of the following impacts on our social lives?

a)

They enable easier communication and connection with others.

b)

They completely eliminate the need for social interaction.

c)

They prevent people from accessing information.

d)

They make it impossible to form new relationships.

22.

What is the practice of sending, posting, or disseminating unfavorable, hurtful, or malicious content about someone else online called?

a)

Cyber Bullying

b)

Phishing

c)

Hacking

d)

Spamming

23.

According to the passage, what is one negative effect of increased use of portable devices in households?

a)

Improved family communication

b)

Lack of family socialization and natural interactions

c)

More outdoor activities

d)

Better academic performance

24.

Cyberbullying can only happen through social media platforms.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Fill in the blank: The availability of the internet and computer access can cause problems in terms of online gender-based ________, harassments, and sexual abuse.

a)

violence’s

b)

education

c)

employment

d)

awareness

26.

What should you do to increase your digital well-being according to the passage?

a)

Allow technology to improve your life and not become a distraction from your life and others.

b)

Spend as much time as possible on digital devices regardless of your surroundings.

c)

Ignore the impact of technology on your relationships and daily life.

d)

Let technology dictate your daily schedule without any boundaries.

27.

According to the addiction center definition, what is social media and gaming addiction?

a)

A) A physical addiction to video games

b)

B) A behavioral addiction characterized by being overly concerned about social media and computer games, driven by an uncontrollable urge to log on or use social media, and devoting so much time and effort to social media that it impairs other important life areas

c)

C) A financial addiction to buying games

d)

D) A temporary interest in social media

28.

Researches on social networking addiction and Internet gaming disorders find that intensive online activity can negatively impact young people’s _________.

a)

mental health

b)

physical strength

c)

mathematical skills

d)

fashion sense

29.

Which of the following is a direct impact of excessive use of social media and video games, according to the passage?

a)

Improved family relationships

b)

Enhanced learning performance

c)

Negative impact on family relationships, learning performance, future life goals, and mental health

d)

Increased physical health

30.

According to the University of Oxford, plagiarism is presenting work or ideas from another source as your own, with or without consent of the original author, by incorporating it into your work without full _________.

a)

acknowledgement

b)

permission

c)

revision

d)

publication

31.

What is the consequence of plagiarism in academia and the workplace?

a)

It can destroy an author’s credibility and have significant consequences, such as dismissal from school or job loss.

b)

It leads to more creative work.

c)

It increases collaboration.

d)

It has no consequences.

32.

Refer to Figure 1.7 Social media Addiction. What does the image illustrate?

a)

A person reading a book

b)

A person surrounded by social media icons, indicating addiction to social media

c)

A person playing outdoor games

d)

A person studying in a library

33.

Refer to Figure 1.8: Plagiarism. What does the image represent?

a)

A person being rewarded for original work

b)

A person being punished for copying someone else's work

c)

A person playing a video game

d)

A person using social media

34.

What is the definition of cybercrime as stated in the passage?

a)

Cybercrime is the use of a computer as an instrument to further illegal ends, such as committing fraud, stealing identities, or violating privacy and intellectual property rights.

b)

Cybercrime is the legal use of computers for educational purposes only.

c)

Cybercrime refers to the use of computers exclusively for social networking.

d)

Cybercrime is the process of repairing computers and other digital devices.

35.

According to the passage, why has cybercrime grown in importance?

a)

Cybercrime has grown in importance as the computer has become central to education, commerce, entertainment, and government.

b)

Cybercrime has grown in importance because traditional crimes have disappeared.

c)

Cybercrime has grown in importance due to the decline of internet usage.

d)

Cybercrime has grown in importance as fewer people use computers for daily activities.

36.

The diagram illustrates which aspect about cyber-attacks and cyber warriors?

a)

The relationship between cyber-attacks and cyber warriors

b)

The history of cyber-attacks

c)

The types of computer viruses

d)

The process of software development

37.

According to the passage, Ethiopia is not experiencing any cyber-attacks.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

What is a cyber warrior, according to the Notes section?

a)

A cyber warrior is a well-trained, skilled professional in the information technology or information security industry that manages computer networks and system operations.

b)

A cyber warrior is a person who only uses social media for communication.

c)

A cyber warrior is someone who repairs household electronic devices.

d)

A cyber warrior is a professional chef specializing in digital recipes.

39.

What is one challenge mentioned in the passage regarding job opportunities in information technology?

a)

The expansion of automated systems leads to loss of jobs because some types of jobs like cashiers, data entry clerks, and factory workers can be managed by automated systems.

b)

There is a lack of interest in technology-related careers among young people.

c)

Information technology jobs require no formal education or training.

d)

The demand for information technology jobs is decreasing worldwide.

40.

Inappropriate computer gaming and social media use can negatively impact students’ ability to accomplish higher academic goals.

a)

It can distract students and reduce their academic performance.

b)

It always improves students' academic achievements.

c)

It has no effect on students' academic goals.

d)

It guarantees higher academic success.

41.

Increased access to digital technologies and social media has contributed to which of the following practices?

a)

Cyber bullying

b)

Improved physical health

c)

Decreased online communication

d)

Reduced information sharing

42.

What sort of new skills are required to get more job opportunities in the current 21st-century work culture and ethics?

a)

Digital literacy, adaptability, and communication skills

b)

Only technical skills

c)

Ignoring ethical considerations

d)

Focusing solely on traditional skills

43.

Students can use online resources and materials without plagiarizing by:

a)

Citing sources properly and using their own words

b)

Copying and pasting information directly

c)

Submitting someone else's work as their own

d)

Ignoring the need to reference sources

44.

How can technology impact relationships with family and friends?

a)

It can change how we communicate and interact with them.

b)

It always causes arguments and misunderstandings.

c)

It prevents any form of communication.

d)

It makes relationships less important.

45.

Discuss with a partner about your habits of technology use and social media usage. What changes are needed to improve your current habits for future?

a)

Reflecting on technology and social media habits can help identify needed changes for improvement.

b)

Ignoring technology habits is the best way to improve them.

c)

No changes are needed for future improvement in technology use.

d)

Discussing habits with a partner is unnecessary for improvement.

46.

Which of the following tasks is required when preparing a half page report on a topic related to ethical and social issues in information systems?

a)

Acknowledge the sources of information used in the report.

b)

Ignore the sources of information used in the report.

c)

Only use personal opinions without research.

d)

Prepare a full page report instead of a half page.

47.

Which of the following is a key activity in ensuring national cyber security, as reported in the last 2-3 years?

a)

Implementing mitigation activities against common types of cyber-attacks

b)

Ignoring cyber-attack attempts

c)

Reducing investment in cyber security

d)

Allowing unrestricted access to sensitive data

48.

Which of the following is an important step when considering a future job?

a)

Explore required professional skills, potential universities, and other information about the specific job.

b)

Ignore the required skills and choose any job randomly.

c)

Focus only on salary and not on required education or skills.

d)

Select a job based solely on its popularity.

49.

Which of the following best describes the impact of technological advancement, such as artificial intelligence, on jobs?

a)

It has made some jobs obsolete and created new ones.

b)

It has only created new jobs without affecting old ones.

c)

It has only made old jobs obsolete without creating new ones.

d)

It has had no impact on jobs at all.

50.

The impact of information systems on environmental pollution is:

a)

They can help reduce pollution through efficient resource management.

b)

They always increase pollution due to electronic waste.

c)

They have no effect on environmental pollution.

d)

They only contribute to pollution in developing countries.

51.

What does e-waste management refer to?

a)

A process for creating new electronic devices

b)

A systematic procedure for gathering e-waste, recovering and recycling material in a safe manner, and disposing of e-waste in a way that minimizes negative environmental effects

c)

A method for increasing electronic waste

d)

A way to increase the use of non-biodegradable materials

52.

Fill in the blank: Green or clean technologies refer to __________ technology, which monitor, and/or reduce the negative impact of technology on the environment.

a)

environmentally friendly

b)

obsolete

c)

hazardous

d)

outdated

53.

Which of the following is NOT an example of green technology mentioned in the passage?

a)

Solar Panel

b)

Electric Vehicles

c)

Wind Turbines

d)

Plastic Bags

54.

Technological solutions such as electronic systems and paperless communication help reduce the cutting down of trees for paper.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

Fill in the blank: Information systems allow us to have a worldwide __________ so that experts can collaborate virtually.

a)

virtual laboratory

b)

physical library

c)

local classroom

d)

manual workshop

56.

Assessing available green technologies in your community helps in understanding their advantages for environmental protection. Which of the following is a key advantage of green technologies?

a)

They reduce environmental pollution.

b)

They increase fossil fuel consumption.

c)

They promote deforestation.

d)

They generate more waste.

57.

Students can contribute to the protection of the environment by becoming environment ambassadors and utilizing technological solutions in which of the following ways?

a)

By raising awareness and promoting eco-friendly practices using digital platforms

b)

By ignoring environmental issues and focusing only on academics

c)

By discouraging the use of technology in environmental activities

d)

By promoting single-use plastics through social media

58.

The potential impacts of using information systems on our health include:

a)

Eye strain and poor posture

b)

Improved physical fitness

c)

Increased outdoor activity

d)

Enhanced immune system

59.

The availability of mobile devices for accessing health-related information systems services can make it easier to offer care, improve care delivery, empower patients through personalized messaging, and collect real-time data to optimize resources and decision-making. What is a potential challenge associated with the unmanaged use of these information system services and products?

a)

Health-related challenges for users

b)

Increased patient empowerment

c)

Improved care delivery

d)

Optimized resource allocation

60.

Intellectual Property refers to:

a)

Creations of the mind such as inventions, literary and artistic works, and symbols.

b)

Physical property like land and buildings.

c)

Government-owned assets only.

d)

Natural resources like water and minerals.

61.

According to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), what are trade secrets? Trade secrets are Intellectual Property rights on ________ information which may be sold or licensed.

a)

confidential

b)

public

c)

outdated

d)

irrelevant

62.

Name the four types of intellectual property rights relevant to the software and information system industry as shown in the diagram.

a)

Copyright, Patent, Trademark, Trade Secret

b)

Copyright, License, Patent, Franchise

c)

Patent, License, Copyright, Design

d)

Trademark, Franchise, Patent, License

63.

What is a patent? Fill in the blank: A patent is an exclusive right granted for an ________.

a)

invention

b)

idea

c)

copyright

d)

trademark

64.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a patented product?

a)

The page rank algorithm of Google

b)

Bluetooth

c)

Customer lists

d)

One-click by Amazon

65.

When a property owner holds a patent, others are allowed to make or use the product without permission.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

Which organization is responsible for managing intellectual property related applications in Ethiopia?

a)

Ethiopian Intellectual Property Office

b)

Ethiopian Revenue and Customs Authority

c)

Ministry of Trade and Industry

d)

Ethiopian Investment Commission

67.

The process to apply for a patent in Ethiopia involves:

a)

Submitting an application to the Ethiopian Intellectual Property Office and meeting legal requirements.

b)

Registering the invention at the local police station.

c)

Publishing the invention in a newspaper for public review.

d)

Applying for a patent at the Ministry of Trade.

68.

What is a copyright?

a)

A) A type of intellectual property protection that protects original works of authorship, such as literary works, music, art, and more.

b)

B) A sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises.

c)

C) A legal form of protection for inventions.

d)

D) A type of software license.

69.

Fill in the blank: Copyright protections are ________; once you create something, it is yours.

a)

automatic

b)

optional

c)

temporary

d)

negotiable

70.

Which of the following is an example of a trademark?

a)

A novel

b)

The Meta symbol

c)

A song

d)

A computer program

71.

A trademark is a sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises.

a)

True

b)

False

72.

Fill in the blank: Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) can also be ________ for copyright.

a)

registered

b)

deleted

c)

encrypted

d)

compressed

73.

The main differences between a patent and a trademark are:

a)

A patent protects inventions, while a trademark protects brand names and logos.

b)

A patent protects brand names, while a trademark protects inventions.

c)

Both patents and trademarks protect the same type of intellectual property.

d)

A trademark protects scientific formulas, while a patent protects company slogans.

74.

Which of the following is required to obtain a patent for a software product in Ethiopia according to the Ethiopian Intellectual Property Authority?

a)

The invention must be new, involve an inventive step, and be industrially applicable.

b)

The software must be open source and free to use.

c)

The product must be registered with the Ministry of Health only.

d)

The invention must be published in an international journal first.

75.

Our digital or online identities are different from our physical identities because:

a)

They exist in virtual spaces and can be easily changed or managed.

b)

They are always more secure than physical identities.

c)

They are not connected to any personal information.

d)

They cannot be used for communication.

76.

Users can manage their digital identity in the digital space to minimize security concerns by:

a)

Using strong, unique passwords and enabling two-factor authentication

b)

Sharing passwords with trusted friends

c)

Using the same password for all accounts

d)

Ignoring software updates

77.

What advantages can be obtained from current national digital identity management initiatives like National ID expand the quality and access of digital services in the country?

a)

They improve the quality and access of digital services.

b)

They increase the cost of digital services.

c)

They limit access to digital services for rural populations.

d)

They reduce the security of digital transactions.

78.

Digital collaboration can change the way we learn by:

a)

Enabling people to work together and share knowledge online regardless of location.

b)

Limiting access to educational resources to only one person at a time.

c)

Discouraging teamwork and communication among learners.

d)

Making learning only possible in traditional classroom settings.

79.

What does digital collaboration mean? Fill in the blank: Digital collaboration means working with other individuals or teams and getting things done using ________ devices and technology.

a)

digital

b)

manual

c)

paper

d)

analog

80.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of digital collaboration?

a)

A) Improved employee productivity

b)

B) Improved communication

c)

C) Increased unnecessary work

d)

D) Improved information flow

81.

Which tools are shown in the diagram as examples of digital collaboration tools?

a)

Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Cloud

b)

Calculator, Calendar, Clock, Cloud

c)

Paint, Notepad, Word, Cloud

d)

Excel, PowerPoint, Paint, Cloud

82.

Who are at the heart of digital collaboration according to the text? Fill in the blank: ________ are at the heart of collaboration.

a)

People

b)

Computers

c)

Networks

d)

Software

83.

Digital collaboration is only relevant to organizations and not to schools or creative groups.

a)

True

b)

False

84.

Which of the following is an example of a Communication tool used for digital collaboration?

a)

Google Drive

b)

Microsoft Teams

c)

Tableau

d)

Evernote

85.

Documentation and file sharing tools include features like support for different file types, comments, and notes attached to files. Which of the following is NOT an example of a documentation and file sharing tool?

a)

Google Docs

b)

MS SharePoint

c)

Trello

d)

Dropbox

86.

Project Management tools have underlying project and task management capabilities at their core. Name one example of a Project Management tool mentioned in the text.

a)

Trello

b)

Photoshop

c)

Spotify

d)

Netflix

87.

Which type of collaborative tool is Tableau an example of?

a)

Data Visualization tool

b)

Word Processing tool

c)

Project Management tool

d)

Communication tool

88.

Devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops are important components of digital collaboration.

a)

True

b)

False

89.

Which of the following is a collaboration tool commonly used in schools or relevant groups?

a)

Google Classroom

b)

Paint

c)

Calculator

d)

Solitaire

90.

Which of the following is a key benefit of using digital collaboration tools for online learning and group assignments, as described in Activity 1.8?

a)

They allow group members to work together on documents in real time from different locations.

b)

They require all group members to be in the same physical location.

c)

They make it impossible to share documents online.

d)

They prevent group discussions during virtual meetings.

91.

Applying digital technologies can help develop citizenship engagement by:

a)

Facilitating online discussions and participation in civic activities

b)

Limiting access to information

c)

Discouraging community involvement

d)

Reducing communication between citizens

92.

Fill in the blank: One way to be a good digital citizen is by using technology to make their ________ better.

a)

community

b)

homework

c)

password

d)

game

93.

Fill in the blank: Good digital citizens engage respectfully online with people who have different ________.

a)

beliefs

b)

passwords

c)

devices

d)

addresses

94.

Fill in the blank: Good digital citizens use technology to make their voice heard by public leaders and the global ________.

a)

community

b)

economy

c)

weather

d)

currency

95.

Fill in the blank: Good digital citizens determine the validity of online sources of ________.

a)

information

b)

transportation

c)

furniture

d)

weather

96.

Which of the following is a possible way for students to raise their voices about high-priority national agendas like the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam as part of a true digital citizenship movement?

a)

Using social media platforms to raise awareness among the global community and policymakers

b)

Ignoring digital platforms and focusing only on local discussions

c)

Avoiding participation in online campaigns related to national agendas

d)

Discouraging others from sharing information about national issues online

97.

Select the best way to create awareness for a prioritized community agenda item using digital tools and social media.

a)

Launch a digital campaign on social media platforms.

b)

Distribute printed flyers only.

c)

Hold private meetings without publicity.

d)

Ignore digital tools and rely on word of mouth.

98.

What is the primary purpose of generating questions in an educational context?

a)

To assess students' understanding of the material

b)

To entertain students during class

c)

To fill time in the curriculum

d)

To confuse students about the subject

99.

Which of the following is a benefit of generating questions for self-assessment?

a)

It distracts from the main topics of study

b)

It helps identify areas of weakness in knowledge

c)

It guarantees perfect scores on tests

d)

It eliminates the need for studying

100.

How can generating questions enhance critical thinking skills?

a)

By promoting rote memorization of facts

b)

By encouraging deeper analysis and reflection on the subject matter

c)

By discouraging discussion among peers

d)

By simplifying complex topics into yes or no answers

101.

Which government body is primarily responsible for overseeing cybersecurity policies in the country?

a)

Department of Education

b)

Ministry of Defense

c)

Department of Transportation

d)

Ministry of Information Technology

102.

How do information systems contribute to improving public health?

a)

By complicating the healthcare process.

b)

By limiting access to health information.

c)

By increasing the number of health-related issues.

d)

By providing real-time data for better decision-making.

103.

What is the primary concern regarding data privacy in the context of social media?

a)

Users often share too much personal information.

b)

Social media platforms are always secure.

c)

Users have complete control over their data.

d)

Data privacy is not a concern for users.