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WorksheetsCybercrime and Cyber Ethics Quiz
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 35mins
What defines "Cyber"?
Internet
Computer culture
Networks
Online crimes
Which law covers online crimes in PH?
RA 10173
RA 9775
RA 10175
RA 10627
Unauthorized use of copyrighted work:
Plagiarism
Copyright Infringement
Digital Piracy
Illegal Download
"Persona you create online":
Neophyte
Virtual Self
Script Kiddie
Online Persona
Hobbyists pushing systems to limits:
Crackers
Fraudsters
Hackers
Employees
Obsessed with breaking secure systems:
Hackers
Virus Authors
Crackers
Cyber Gang
White Hat Hackers are also called:
Black Hat
Ethical
Grey Hat
Red Hat
Hacks for fun without harm:
White Hat
Black Hat
Grey Hat
Red Hat
Unauthorized access to data:
Data Interference
Hacking
Interception
System Interference
12–20 years jail for malware in critical infra:
Reclusion Temporal
Prison Mayor
Neophyte
Reclusion Perpetua
Tricking users to get info:
Pharming
Spam
Phishing
Defamation
Penalty for digital piracy:
₱200k fine
₱50k–₱500k / Prison Mayor
6–12 yrs jail
₱200k / Prison Mayor
Online bullying using messages:
Spam
Defamation
Cybersex
Cyberbullying
Non-expert using hacking tools:
Elite
Red Hat
Script Kiddie
Neophyte
False online statement harming reputation:
Cyberbullying
Fraud
Cyber Defamation
Plagiarism
Hacking means gaining unauthorized access to a computer.
True
False
Malware can only steal data and cannot control your computer.
True
False
Pharming redirects you to a fake site even if the URL is correct.
True
False
Phishing is also known as “spoofing.”
True
False
You should pay ransom to regain access after a ransomware attack.
True
False
Spyware and Adware are easy to remove and rarely come from free downloads.
True
False
A Trojan Horse installs and runs automatically once downloaded.
True
False
Slow web pages can indicate a virus infection.
True
False
Worms must attach to files or programs to spread.
True
False
Wi-Fi eavesdropping happens on secure (encrypted) networks.
True
False
The Digital or Information Age began with the introduction of:
Steam engine
Computer & internet
Printing press
Telephone
A group of technologies used to access, process, and share information is called:
AI
DT
ICT
IR
Social change means transformation of:
Politics
Economy
Culture & society
Environment
A society’s development mainly depends on:
Location
Population
Military
Information access
A major benefit of ICT and the Internet is:
Less communication
Reduced diversity
E-commerce inclusion
Slower change
ICT’s impact on entertainment includes:
Limited copies
Less media variety
Digital broadcasting
Less social media
ICT lowers business barriers by:
Requiring stores
Enabling low-cost online shops
Limiting markets
Needing offices
ICT changes education by:
Limiting libraries
Promoting memorization
Expanding access
Blocking studies
ICT supports open learning by:
Testing
Teacher focus
Student access & autonomy
Limiting resources
A key advantage of online learning is:
Replaces schools
Less self-learning
Virtual learning experience
For early learners only
Mobile learning helps learners who:
Attend physically
Face distance/resource limits
Work for tutors
Need basic education
The digital economy changes work by:
Increasing labor
Creating only low-skill jobs
Enabling mobility & new ICT jobs
Removing skills
On job automation, studies show:
Major job loss
Little evidence of job loss
Only high-skill jobs affected
Only manufacturing at risk
Jobs least likely to be automated:
Assemblers
Drivers
Health & care workers
Cleaners
Teleworking benefits employees by:
Removing contact
Adding commute
Flexibility & balance
Lowering participation
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Local computer network
Social media platform
Devices connected to the Internet sharing data automatically
Remote-control software
What makes a device “smart” in IoT?
ID and screen
Human operator
Electronics, software, sensors
Communication antenna
Which is NOT a reason for IoT’s existence?
Automate everything
View data real-time
Reduce global data collection
Control remotely
Large, complex data from devices is called:
Cloud Computing
Analytics
M2M Communication
Big Data
Smart devices communicate through:
H2M
M2M
W2W
S2S
How does IoT benefit businesses?
Stores data only
Home automation
Real-time system insights
Blocks external data
Example of IoT application:
Manual labor
Desktop computing
Smart transportation
Banking
IoT challenge related to long operation time:
Complexity
Security
Connectivity
Power
A key IoT disadvantage is risk of:
Longer battery life
Data theft by hackers
Stopping automation
Better communication
IoT helps farmers by:
Paperless ads
Reducing risks
Automating farming
Cutting Internet use
“Intimacy of Devices and Data” refers to:
Device size
Data plan cost
Intrusive ads & data breaches
Smartphone use
Which challenge may cause ransomware or fake medical data?
Device awareness
Complexity
Intimacy of data
Physical safety
A main IoT advantage is:
Access info anytime, anywhere
No human input needed
Same-brand devices only
Battery-only use
IoT healthcare trend:
Decline due to privacy
Growth rate of 26.2%
No Internet in devices
No more sensors
IoT and Smart Cities future:
Which trend lets companies access shared resources online to boost efficiency?
Analyzing large, complex data sets for insights is called:
Using machines to collect info, check invoices, and boost productivity is:
The rise of phones, tablets, and apps refers to:
Which is an emerging tech trend?
Expert Systems, NLP, and Computer Vision are part of:
Speech recognition processes which main communication form?
Enhancing real-world view with digital overlays is:
A fully digital, simulated experience is:
IoT devices connect via Wi-Fi to:
Which wireless tech offers ultra-fast speed for smart cities?
AI that understands and generates human language:
In cloud computing, which tech enables flexible resource sharing?
AI that identifies people or objects from images/videos:
A positive impact of automation on IT jobs is:
