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Study Smarts Questions - Grace

Total questions: 89

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which term describes a formula platforms use to decide which posts, videos, or ads you see online?

a)

Algorithm

b)

Bias

c)

Bot

d)

Satire

2.

Which term refers to a slant or preference that affects how information is presented?

a)

Bias

b)

Deepfake

c)

Satire

d)

Sponsored content

3.

Which term describes an automated account that spreads content–often without human control?

a)

Bot

b)

Algorithm

c)

Disinformation

d)

Misinformation

4.

Believing information more easily when it matches what you already think is called _________

a)

Conformation bias

b)

Anchoring effect

c)

Availability heuristic

d)

Framing effect

5.

A source that’s accurate, trustworthy, and based on facts is called a _________

a)

Credible source

b)

Unreliable source

c)

Biased source

d)

Outdated source

6.

A fake video or image that makes it look like someone said or did something they didn’t is called a _________.

a)

Deepfake

b)

Meme

c)

GIF

d)

Photoshop

7.

False content that’s purposely created to mislead or manipulate is called _________

a)

Disinformation

b)

Information

c)

Misinformation

d)

Advertisement

8.

Knowing how to find, check, and use information responsibly is called _________

a)

Information literacy

b)

Digital citizenship

c)

Media bias

d)

Data mining

9.

False or incorrect info shared by mistake or without trying to mislead is called _________.

a)

Misinformation

b)

Disinformation

c)

Propaganda

d)

Satire

10.

A form of humor or exaggeration that imitates real news or events–sometimes mistaken for real information is called _________?

a)

Satire

b)

Parody

c)

Hoax

d)

Meme

11.

Ads made to look like regular articles or posts, often labeled “sponsored” or “promoted” are called _________?

a)

Sponsored content

b)

Native advertising

c)

Banner ads

d)

Pop-up ads

12.

What does the acronym AI stand for?

a)

Artificial Intelligence

b)

Algorithmic Information

c)

Automated Input

d)

Advanced Internet

13.

What does the acronym OSINT stand for?

a)

Open-Source Intelligence

b)

Online Security Information

c)

Official Source Integration

d)

Operational System Interface

14.

What does the acronym SEO stand for?

a)

Search Engine Optimization

b)

Secure Email Option

c)

Systematic Error Output

d)

Social Engagement Online

15.

What does the acronym URL stand for?

a)

Uniform Resource Locator

b)

Universal Reference Link

c)

User Registration List

d)

Unique Routing Location

16.

What does the acronym VPN stand for?

a)

Virtual Private Network

b)

Verified Public Node

c)

Visual Processing Number

d)

Variable Protocol Name

17.

A strategy that helps an organization or household keep essential operations running during and after a disaster is called a _________.

a)

Continuity Plan

b)

Evacuation Plan

c)

Recovery Plan

d)

Emergency Fund

18.

Systems and services essential to daily life, such as electricity, water, transportation, and healthcare are called _________.

a)

Critical Infrastructure

b)

Basic Amenities

c)

Public Utilities

d)

Social Services

19.

A set of supplies, like food, water, and a flashlight, kept ready in case of a disaster is called a _________.

a)

Disaster kit

b)

First aid box

c)

Toolbox

d)

Lunchbox

20.

A collection of supplies and equipment prepared for use in case of a disaster is called a _________.

a)

Emergency Kit

b)

First Aid Box

c)

Toolbox

d)

Survival Bag

21.

A planned path to safely leave an area during a natural disaster, fire, or emergency is called an _____________.

a)

Evacuation Route

b)

Safety Drill

c)

Assembly Point

d)

Emergency Kit

22.

Anything with the potential to cause harm, such as floods or wildfires, is called a ___________.

a)

Hazard

b)

Resource

c)

Benefit

d)

Solution

23.

Steps taken before a disaster to reduce damage or harm are called ___________.

a)

Mitigation

b)

Evacuation

c)

Recovery

d)

Response

24.

Food or items that can be stored for long periods without spoiling are called _____________.

a)

Nonperishable

b)

Perishable

c)

Fresh

d)

Frozen

25.

The ability to bounce back and recover after facing a disaster or crisis is called ___________.

a)

Resiliency

b)

Vulnerability

c)

Fragility

d)

Instability

26.

Making upgrades to a building or system to make it stronger and safer in case of disaster is called _____________.

a)

Retrofitting

b)

Demolition

c)

Decoration

d)

Neglect

27.

Staying inside a secure location because it is unsafe to go outside is called _____________.

a)

Shelter-In-Place

b)

Evacuation

c)

Lockdown

d)

Quarantine

28.

How likely a person, place, or system is to be harmed during a disaster is called _____________.

a)

Vulnerability

b)

Resilience

c)

Preparedness

d)

Capacity

29.

CPR stands for _____________.

a)

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

b)

Cardiac Pulse Recovery

c)

Cerebral Pressure Regulation

d)

Central Pulmonary Response

30.

FEMA stands for _____________.

a)

Federal Emergency Mgmt Agency

b)

Foreign Emergency Management Association

c)

Federal Environmental Monitoring Agency

d)

Federal Emergency Medical Association

31.

NIMS stands for _____________.

a)

National Incident Management System

b)

National Information Management Service

c)

National Infrastructure Management System

d)

National Incident Monitoring Service

32.

NOAA stands for _____________.

a)

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association

b)

National Organization of Atmospheric Activities

c)

National Office of Aquatic Affairs

d)

National Observatory of Air and Atmosphere

33.

PPE stands for _____________.

a)

Personal Protective Equipment

b)

Public Policy Enforcement

c)

Professional Performance Evaluation

d)

Primary Power Equipment

34.

Features built into apps/games to keep users engaged & spending money are called _____________.

a)

Addictive Design

b)

User Interface

c)

Data Encryption

d)

Open Source

35.

A dangerous behavior where a gambler keeps betting to try to win back money they’ve lost is called _____________.

a)

Chasing Losses

b)

Doubling Down

c)

Lucky Streak

d)

Safe Betting

36.

A psychological cycle of reward-seeking behavior, used heavily in gambling design, is called _____________.

a)

Compulsion Loop

b)

Feedback Loop

c)

Cognitive Dissonance

d)

Operant Conditioning

37.

The tendency to remember wins more than losses, reinforcing false beliefs about luck, is called _____________.

a)

Conformation Bias

b)

Anchoring Bias

c)

Availability Heuristic

d)

Gambler's Fallacy

38.

A brain chemical linked to reward and pleasure, released during risky behavior like gambling, is called _____________.

a)

Dopamine

b)

Serotonin

c)

Adrenaline

d)

Cortisol

39.

Small or break-even outcomes that feel like wins, keeping players engaged, are called _____________.

a)

False wins

b)

Lucky breaks

c)

Near misses

d)

Bonus rounds

40.

A recognized mental health condition involving uncontrollable gambling behaviors is called _____________.

a)

Gambling disorder

b)

Obsessive-compulsive disorder

c)

Bipolar disorder

d)

Schizophrenia

41.

What does the acronym APA stand for?

a)

American Psychiatric Association

b)

American Psychological Association

c)

American Public Administration

d)

Association of Professional Accountants

42.

What does the acronym ESRB stand for?

a)

Entertainment Software Rating Board

b)

Electronic Software Review Board

c)

Entertainment System Rating Bureau

d)

Electronic Standards Regulatory Board

43.

What does the acronym GA stand for?

a)

Gamblers Anonymous

b)

General Assembly

c)

Geographical Association

d)

Genetic Algorithm

44.

What does the acronym IGRA stand for?

a)

Indian Gaming Regulatory Act

b)

International Game Reserve Association

c)

Institute for Global Resource Analysis

d)

Inter-Governmental Relations Act

45.

What does the acronym NCPG stand for?

a)

Nation Council on Problem Gambling

b)

National Council on Public Governance

c)

National Committee for Public Gaming

d)

Network for Community Problem Guidance

46.

What does the acronym 529 stand for?

a)

529 Savings Plan

b)

Retirement Fund

c)

Health Savings Account

d)

Education Loan

47.

What does the acronym EITC stand for?

a)

Earned Income Tax Credit

b)

Employee Investment Trust Corporation

c)

Economic Incentive Tax Code

d)

Equity Income Tax Certificate

48.

Employer contributions that match what you put into your retirement account, essentially free money for saving is called:

a)

401(k) Match

b)

Roth IRA

c)

Pension Plan

d)

Health Savings Account

49.

A tax-advantaged savings account for education expenses is called:

a)

529 Plan

b)

Roth IRA

c)

Health Savings Account

d)

401(k)

50.

Money you earn back from certain credit card or app purchases is called:

a)

Cash-Back Rewards

b)

Interest Charges

c)

Annual Fees

d)

Credit Limit Increase

51.

Money your employer pays you back for job-related expenses like tuition, commuting, or supplies is called:

a)

Employer reimbursement

b)

Employer deduction

c)

Employer allowance

d)

Employer bonus

52.

A tax break for making energy-efficient upgrades, sometimes available to renters is called:

a)

Energy Tax Credit

b)

Green Home Deduction

c)

Renewable Rent Relief

d)

Eco Upgrade Allowance

53.

A tax-free way to save for qualified medical expenses is called:

a)

Health Savings Account

b)

Flexible Spending Account

c)

Individual Retirement Account

d)

Education Savings Account

54.

A rewards program that offers points, discounts, or freebies for repeat purchases is called:

a)

Loyalty Program

b)

Referral Program

c)

Membership Fee

d)

Gift Card

55.

Extra money added to your account by an employer or other third party is called:

a)

Matching contributions

b)

Interest payments

c)

Service fees

d)

Withdrawal penalties

56.

A tax credit that gives you money back even if you owe no taxes is called:

a)

Refundable Tax Credit

b)

Nonrefundable Tax Credit

c)

Standard Deduction

d)

Tax Exemption

57.

A retirement account that grows tax-free and can be opened by teens with earned income is called:

a)

Roth IRA

b)

Traditional IRA

c)

401(k)

d)

Health Savings Account

58.

What does FSA stand for?

a)

Flexible Spending Account

b)

Financial Savings Agreement

c)

Federal Student Aid

d)

Funded Savings Account

59.

What does HSA stand for?

a)

Health Savings Account

b)

Home Security Agreement

c)

Hospital Service Aid

d)

Housing Support Act

60.

What does UGMA stand for?

a)

Uniform Gifts to Minors ACT

b)

United Government Money Act

c)

Universal Grant Management Agreement

d)

Unclaimed Government Money Act

61.

A system where clothes are reused, repaired, resold, or recycled to reduce waste is called _________

a)

Circular Fashion

b)

Fast Fashion

c)

Linear Fashion

d)

Disposable Fashion

62.

A sustainable way to refresh your wardrobe by trading clothes with others instead of buying new is called _________.

a)

Clothing Swap

b)

Fast Fashion

c)

Online Shopping

d)

Upcycling

63.

The belief that buying more stuff leads to happiness or status; often drives fast fashion demand is called _________.

a)

Consumerism

b)

Minimalism

c)

Sustainability

d)

Frugality

64.

Cheap, trendy clothing made quickly to match demand, often harming workers and the environment is called _________.

a)

Fast Fashion

b)

Sustainable Fashion

c)

Luxury Fashion

d)

Vintage Fashion

65.

The full journey of a piece of clothing, from production to disposal is called _________

a)

Garment Lifecycle

b)

Fashion Cycle

c)

Textile Route

d)

Apparel Chain

66.

When more clothes are made than people can buy, leading to waste and unsold inventory is called _________

a)

Overproduction

b)

Underproduction

c)

Recycling

d)

Distribution

67.

A mindset that values fixing or altering clothes instead of tossing them is called _________

a)

Repair culture

b)

Fast fashion

c)

Throwaway culture

d)

Minimalism

68.

Places (online or in person) where used clothes are bought and sold are called _________.

a)

Resale Market

b)

Outlet Mall

c)

Thrift Store

d)

Department Store

69.

Clothing made with care for the environment and fair treatment of workers is called _________.

a)

Sustainable fashion

b)

Fast fashion

c)

Vintage fashion

d)

Luxury fashion

70.

Shopping second hand, usually at thrift stores, vintage shops, or resale apps is called _________.

a)

Thrifting

b)

Branding

c)

Investing

d)

Collecting

71.

What does CSR stand for?

a)

Corporate Social Responsibility

b)

Customer Service Representative

c)

Community Service Resource

d)

Corporate Sales Report

72.

What does UPC stand for?

a)

Universal Product Code

b)

United Parcel Company

c)

Unique Product Category

d)

Unclaimed Product Certificate

73.

What does POS stand for?

a)

Point of Sale

b)

Product Order Sheet

c)

Purchase Order System

d)

Payment Option Service

74.

What does SKU stand for?

a)

Stock Keeping Unit

b)

Sales Knowledge Unit

c)

Store Key Utility

d)

Standard Kit Usage

75.

What does EPA stand for?

a)

Environment Protection Agency

b)

Environmental Product Assessment

c)

Energy Policy Act

d)

Emergency Planning Association

76.

When low-income or minority communities face more environmental harm than others, this is called _________?

a)

Disproportionate Burden

b)

Environmental Privilege

c)

Equal Distribution

d)

Universal Protection

77.

When policies or decisions expose communities of color to more pollution or environment risks, this is called _________.

a)

Environmental Racism

b)

Climate Change

c)

Greenwashing

d)

Sustainable Development

78.

A place with little or no access to affordable, healthy food, often due to systemic inequalities, is called a _________

a)

Food Desert

b)

Food Oasis

c)

Green Belt

d)

Urban Farm

79.

Unequal access to clean water, safe housing, or transportation, often tied to race or income, is called _________

a)

Infrastructure Inequality

b)

Environmental Justice

c)

Social Mobility

d)

Economic Growth

80.

A health risk from breathing or swallowing lead, often found in old paint or water pipes, is called _________?

a)

Lead Exposure

b)

Mercury Poisoning

c)

Asbestos Inhalation

d)

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

81.

A historic practice of denying loans or investment to certain neighborhoods, often communities of color, leading to long-term harm, is called _________.

a)

Redlining

b)

Gentrification

c)

Blockbusting

d)

Urban renewal

82.

Contact with harmful chemicals, often without warning or protection, is called _________

a)

Toxic Exposure

b)

Chemical Reaction

c)

Safe Handling

d)

Protective Gear

83.

A neighborhood left out of environmental protections or basic services due to systemic neglect is called an _________

a)

Underserved Community

b)

Affluent Area

c)

Industrial Zone

d)

Tourist Destination

84.

Local rules about land use that can place pollution sources near low-income homes are called _________.

a)

Zoning

b)

Taxation

c)

Redlining

d)

Annexation

85.

What does the acronym AQI stand for?

a)

Air Quality Index

b)

Atmospheric Quality Indicator

c)

Air Quota Index

d)

Average Quality Indicator

86.

What does the acronym HUD stand for?

a)

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

b)

Housing and Urban Design

c)

Human Utility Department

d)

Homeowners Union Division

87.

What does the acronym DOE stand for?

a)

Department of Energy

b)

Department of Education

c)

Division of Engineering

d)

Directorate of Operations

88.

What does the acronym EJSCREEN stand for?

a)

Environmental Justice Screening and Mapping Tool

b)

Environmental Justice Science and Research Network

c)

Environmental Jurisdiction Screening and Evaluation

d)

Environmental Jobs and Services Coordination Resource

89.

What does the acronym LEAD stand for?

a)

Lead Exposure Awareness and Detection

b)

Learning Enhancement and Development

c)

Local Environmental Assessment Division

d)

Leadership Education and Development