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TYPES OF WCMS

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best describes support differences between open source CMS and proprietary CMS?

a)

Open source support relies on large web communities

b)

Open source support depends on vendor proactiveness only

c)

Proprietary support comes mostly from public forums

d)

Proprietary support is unavailable for commercial users

2.

Which cost characteristic typically applies to proprietary CMS compared with open source CMS?

a)

Higher maintenance with yearly licensing fees

b)

Lower maintenance and usually free licenses

c)

Equal maintenance with optional license fees

d)

No maintenance because licenses include support

3.

In terms of customisation, how do open source and proprietary CMS generally differ?

a)

Open source customisation is less expensive overall

b)

Proprietary systems are cheaper to customise

c)

Neither platform allows advanced customisation

d)

Both platforms forbid custom plugins entirely

4.

Which security statement aligns with typical WCMS characteristics?

a)

Proprietary code can be secure but needs updates

b)

Open source is always secure without updates

c)

Security is identical regardless of update cadence

d)

Open source plugins never require security patches

5.

Which option best reflects portability when moving between hosts or platforms?

a)

Open source is easier to port between environments

b)

Proprietary exports are always effortless and simple

c)

Both types guarantee turnkey one-click migrations

d)

Neither type supports content export or import

6.

Which are advantages commonly associated with open source CMS?

a)

Large developer base available for help

b)

Regularly updated community-driven code

c)

Better support exclusively from vendors

d)

Easy future adaptation and portability

7.

Which disadvantage is more typical for proprietary CMS platforms?

a)

Vendor controls updates and customization limits

b)

All platforms include unlimited customization

c)

No risk of content lock-in or portability issues

d)

Leasing is never used for proprietary systems

8.

Which drawback is often cited for open source CMS deployments?

a)

Greater exposure to spam targeting risks

b)

Guaranteed handling of all requirements

c)

Zero cost for any custom builds ever

d)

Mandatory vendor-managed updates only

9.

Which statement best describes a web server in the context of WCMS architecture?

a)

A system that hosts a website on the internet

b)

A program that edits images for web pages

c)

A database that stores only user passwords

d)

A router that forwards packets between networks

10.

Which set lists core components of a typical web server stack?

a)

Physical server hardware

b)

Server operating system

c)

HTTP communication software

d)

Client-side JavaScript framework

11.

In the HTTP request–response cycle, what happens immediately after your browser connects to a server and requests a page?

a)

The server sends back the requested page

b)

The browser sends DNS records to itself

c)

The client installs the server operating system

d)

The server powers down to save resources

12.

Which option best characterizes the client–server model for delivering website content?

a)

Client requests resources, server responds with content

b)

Server requests data, client hosts web pages

c)

Both client and server push firmware updates

d)

Clients communicate only with each other directly

13.

Which option best describes a community-related advantage of using a theme framework for web development?

a)

Faster support due to a large user base

b)

Cheaper hosting from many partner vendors

c)

Guaranteed 24x7 phone support by creators

d)

Automatic bug fixes without any user input

14.

Which items are typical disadvantages when working with theme frameworks?

a)

Learning curve with framework-specific concepts

b)

Unnecessary code from unused built-in features

c)

Improved code quality through best practices

d)

Higher price for updates and continued support

15.

A team chooses a theme framework because it reduces difficulty and development time while keeping child theme styles during upgrades. Which advantages are they relying on?

a)

Ease of development and upgrade safety

b)

Built-in functionality and higher price

c)

Framework limitations and code quality

d)

Community access and unnecessary code

16.

Which statement best explains a potential limitation when using a theme framework?

a)

Core files may require overriding during updates

b)

Every widget must be coded from scratch

c)

All features perfectly match every project

d)

Pricing models always include lifetime access

17.

Which scenario best illustrates Business-to-Business (B2B) e‑commerce?

a)

A retailer selling laptops to consumers online

b)

Two companies integrating systems to order supplies

c)

Individuals reselling used phones to each other

d)

Shoppers using phones to buy movie tickets

18.

Business-to-Consumer (B2C) e‑commerce is primarily described as:

a)

Companies using electronic means to serve consumers

b)

Consumers selling directly to one another online

c)

Businesses collaborating to supply each other inputs

d)

Retail access enabled only by wireless devices

19.

Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C) e‑commerce most accurately involves:

a)

Suppliers transacting with manufacturers digitally

b)

Companies delivering goods to end customers

c)

Consumers selling directly to each other

d)

Retailers buying inventory from wholesalers

20.

Which platform behavior best matches C2C e‑commerce?

a)

An auction site enabling peer‑to‑peer sales

b)

A supermarket app offering home deliveries

c)

A logistics portal linking distributors only

d)

A bank’s portal for corporate procurement

21.

M‑commerce is best defined as retail activity that occurs when e‑commerce is accessed using:

a)

Desktop-only broadband connections

b)

Wired local area networks

c)

Wireless mobile technology

d)

Offline catalog ordering

22.

In the freemium revenue model, firms typically:

a)

Charge one fixed fee for all features

b)

Offer basic services free, charge for advanced features

c)

Sell only advertisements to fund services

d)

Provide unlimited premium access to everyone

23.

A key mechanism of freemium on the web is to:

a)

Limit audience growth to reduce server costs

b)

Attract large audiences free, then convert some to paid

c)

Require upfront payment before any service use

d)

Eliminate subscriptions in favor of donations

24.

Which statement describes a disadvantage of the freemium model?

a)

Predictable conversion rates among all users

b)

Uncertainty converting free users into paying customers

c)

Higher margins because all users subscribe

d)

Guaranteed revenue from advertising alone

25.

Which example correctly applies the freemium concept?

a)

Skype offering a free app with paid premium services

b)

Spotify providing free tier with limits and a paid tier

c)

Flickr selling only a paid package without free access

d)

An auction site charging buyers and sellers up front

26.

Which pairing of model and example is most accurate?

a)

B2C – a company ships goods to consumers online

b)

B2B – users list used items for peer‑to‑peer sale

c)

C2C – businesses source inputs from suppliers

d)

M‑commerce – desktop checkout on wired broadband

27.

Which statement best describes e-cash in digital payments?

a)

Digital money derived from cryptocurrency concepts

b)

Physical tokens issued by central bank branches

c)

Paper vouchers redeemed at merchant counters only

d)

Credit extended by banks for monthly repayments

28.

What is a smart card (chip card) primarily characterized by?

a)

Stored value on a microprocessor or memory chip

b)

Magnetic stripe requiring manual imprint devices

c)

Cloud-only wallet with no physical medium

d)

One-time password printed on a paper slip

29.

How can smart cards typically be read during transactions?

a)

Inserted into physical slots built for chips

b)

Via short-range wireless near field communication

c)

By long-range satellite radio communication

d)

Through handwritten signature verification only

30.

Which examples are typical uses or brands of smart card payment systems?

a)

NETS Cashcard and Motoring Card services

b)

Prepaid Card products and FlashPay cards

c)

Bitcoin mining pools and hardware wallets

d)

Magnetic stripe-only hotel room keys

31.

Which statement best describes a privacy policy in an organization?

a)

Legal document on collecting and using client data

b)

Technical guide for configuring network firewalls only

c)

Checklist for disposing outdated hardware devices

d)

Schedule for employee cybersecurity training sessions

32.

What are core elements typically covered by a security policy?

a)

Protecting the organization from computer threats

b)

Handling incidents when security events occur

c)

Maximizing marketing outreach to new customers

d)

Defining steps for asset and threat identification

33.

An effective security policy should most directly help an organization to:

a)

Identify assets and potential threats comprehensively

b)

Increase data storage capacity across servers

c)

Outsource all data management to vendors

d)

Eliminate the need for privacy compliance

34.

Which step best describes the first security layer in a typical two-factor authentication login?

a)

Enter username and password credentials

b)

Scan fingerprint on a mobile device

c)

Provide a six-digit backup code

d)

Answer a predefined security question

35.

What is the primary role of the second security layer in two-factor authentication?

a)

Verify identity using another factor

b)

Encrypt stored user passwords

c)

Create user accounts automatically

d)

Log user activity for audits

36.

A one-time password (OTP) used in 2FA is best characterized by which property?

a)

Valid once and regenerated each login

b)

Permanent and reused for all sessions

c)

Shared across multiple user accounts

d)

Stored on the server for one year

37.

Which option lists two common channels for receiving a 2FA one-time password (OTP)?

a)

Mobile device app or email message

b)

Printed letter or office memo

c)

USB drive or QR code sticker

d)

Browser cookie or cached page

38.

Which benefits are commonly associated with implementing two-factor authentication in organizations?

a)

Improved security against impersonation

b)

Increased productivity and flexibility

c)

Higher password reset call volumes

d)

Reduced fraud and safer transactions

e)

Greater risk when working remotely

39.

How can 2FA help lower helpdesk and security management costs?

a)

By enabling secure self-service password resets

b)

By eliminating all password requirements

c)

By outsourcing authentication to vendors

d)

By blocking access outside the office

40.

Which statement best explains why 2FA decreases the chance of unauthorized access?

a)

It requires a second form of identification

b)

It shortens passwords to simplify typing

c)

It hides login pages from the internet

d)

It replaces passwords with usernames

41.

Which statement best defines owned media in digital marketing?

a)

Channels a brand controls directly

b)

Exposure generated by customer buzz

c)

Placements purchased on external sites

d)

Traditional press coverage from journalists

42.

A company runs display ads and paid search to amplify reach. Which media type is this?

a)

Owned media initiatives

b)

Earned media efforts

c)

Paid media activities

d)

Shared media tactics

43.

Which options list typical examples of owned media?

a)

Company website

b)

Brand blog

c)

Mobile site

d)

Sponsorships

e)

Twitter account

44.

Which benefits align with paid media compared to owned media?

a)

Immediacy of results

b)

Scale across audiences

c)

Full control of messaging

d)

Cost efficiency over time

e)

Ability to spark earned media

45.

Which challenge is most associated with earned media?

a)

No control over message

b)

High placement costs

c)

Short-lived impact only

d)

Guaranteed positive sentiment

46.

Which scenario best illustrates a Business-to-Business (B2B) transaction?

a)

A factory buying steel from a metal supplier

b)

A shopper ordering shoes from an online store

c)

A person selling a bike to a neighbor

d)

A customer dining at a fast food outlet

47.

Select all examples that fit Business-to-Consumer (B2C) transactions.

a)

Purchasing groceries at a supermarket checkout

b)

An engineering firm contracting a machining company

c)

Ordering a meal at a quick‑service restaurant

d)

Two individuals trading used phones on a marketplace

48.

Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C) is best defined as:

a)

Commercial activity between private individuals, often via mediators

b)

Commercial activity where companies sell to retail consumers

c)

Commercial activity limited to engineering and machinery firms

d)

Commercial activity only through brick‑and‑mortar stores

49.

Which platform or context most likely supports C2C transactions?

a)

eBay or Facebook Marketplace listings

b)

Corporate advertising service contracts

c)

Supermarket loyalty card programs

d)

Industrial equipment supply catalogs

50.

Which statement best describes the primary goal of Search Engine Optimization (SEO)?

a)

Improve website visibility on search engines

b)

Purchase paid placements on search results

c)

Create viral social media video content

d)

Send promotional newsletters to customers

51.

When should the process of optimizing a website for search engines ideally begin?

a)

Before the website is being built

b)

After one year of live operation

c)

Only after publishing ten pages

d)

When paid ads stop performing

52.

Which practice aligns with effective on-site SEO for a business website?

a)

Ensuring keywords match relevant content

b)

Hiding keywords in white font blocks

c)

Targeting any trending keywords randomly

d)

Using only images without alt text

53.

Which benefit is commonly associated with video marketing on social platforms?

a)

Generates more shares than text and images

b)

Guarantees top position in search results

c)

Eliminates need for written content entirely

d)

Works only for large enterprise brands

54.

Which platforms are typical choices for hosting or promoting video advertisements?

a)

Facebook

b)

YouTube

c)

Vimeo

d)

Instagram

e)

LinkedIn

55.

Why are appealing video advertisements often effective with audiences?

a)

Viewers are likely to engage with them

b)

They bypass all ad-blocking software

c)

They require zero production planning

d)

They are less visible than static posts

56.

Which statement accurately characterizes email marketing?

a)

Markets brands and businesses through emails

b)

Relies only on public social media comments

c)

Is the least cost-effective promotion method

d)

Works only for transactional receipts

57.

Which is a realistic risk associated with email marketing and how is it viewed?

a)

Emails may enter spam but channel remains powerful

b)

Emails never reach spam due to filters

c)

Spam risk makes email entirely ineffective

d)

Spam only affects video ads on platforms

58.

Which are common types of email marketing used by businesses?

a)

Direct emails

b)

Transactional emails

c)

Cold phone calls

d)

Public blog comments

e)

Banner display ads

59.

Which action best describes how businesses build a list for direct email marketing to promote products or services?

a)

Collect, rent, or buy prospect email addresses

b)

Scrape random emails from public web pages

c)

Send bulk messages to any company domain lists

d)

Use only social media followers without consent

60.

A clothing brand sends an email with a unique code offering 30offordersover30 off orders over 75 before April 17. What type of message is this most likely?

a)

Promotional direct email with special offer

b)

Internal operations email about budgeting

c)

Customer support email resolving complaints

d)

Newsletter about industry technology trends