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finals reviewer eme eme

Total questions: 98

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: Which organized group performs large-scale digital scams and data theft?

a)

Hacktivist collectives focused on protest

b)

Cybercriminal syndicates running profit-driven attacks

c)

Open-source developer communities

d)

Digital rights advocacy organizations

2.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: Why do hidden identities online make some people behave more aggressively?

a)

Anonymity reduces accountability and increases disinhibition

b)

Higher internet speeds cause impulsive posting

c)

Stronger encryption encourages rude behavior

d)

Brighter screens heighten irritation

3.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: Why is maintaining a professional online presence important for students in healthcare fields?

a)

It demonstrates professionalism and helps build patient and employer trust

b)

It guarantees top grades regardless of performance

c)

It mainly improves video‑gaming skills

d)

It completely hides all personal data without effort

4.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: Which is least likely to be an issue when developing IoT systems?

a)

Battery life limits on edge devices

b)

Interoperability between different vendors

c)

Privacy and data security risks

d)

Increased paper usage in offices

5.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: What term represents the spectrum between real environments and fully virtual worlds?

a)

Augmented reality

b)

Virtual reality

c)

Reality–virtuality continuum

d)

3D printing

6.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: Which part of a student’s online presence is most vulnerable to harassment?

a)

Public social media profiles and comment threads

b)

Encrypted cloud backups

c)

Offline study notes stored at home

d)

Private local printer queues

7.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: What psychological outcome is commonly linked to cyberbullying?

a)

Increased anxiety and depression

b)

Improved resilience in all cases

c)

Enhanced academic memory by default

d)

Instant conflict resolution skills

8.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: What environment fully immerses a user in a responsive digital world?

a)

Virtual reality

b)

Augmented reality overlays

c)

Printed infographics

d)

2D video streaming

9.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: What is the key job of a sensor used in automated systems?

a)

Measure physical changes and convert them to signals for a controller

b)

Store long‑term historical databases

c)

Encrypt wireless traffic end‑to‑end

d)

Render 3D graphics for interfaces

10.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: What cyberbullying action uses humorous but insulting images or content?

a)

Posting mocking memes to ridicule a target

b)

Doxing by revealing private addresses

c)

Phishing with fake login pages

d)

Impersonating technical support staff

11.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: How can negative online encounters affect students’ willingness to join online forums?

a)

They discourage participation due to fear of harassment

b)

They always increase posting frequency

c)

They eliminate the need for moderation

d)

They make all debates more productive

12.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: Which benefit does IoT give businesses by enabling devices to communicate?

a)

Real‑time data for automation and efficiency gains

b)

Guaranteed immunity from cyberattacks

c)

Unlimited free internet bandwidth

d)

Complete removal of human oversight

13.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: How can educators reduce cyberbullying within online learning spaces?

a)

Set clear conduct policies and actively moderate and report abuse

b)

Allow anonymous accounts without rules

c)

Disable all discussion forums permanently

d)

Rely only on automated filters with no human review

14.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: What major weakness increases as more devices connect to an IoT network?

a)

A larger attack surface exposing more security vulnerabilities

b)

Lower risk of any data breach by default

c)

Complete isolation from the internet

d)

Automatic elimination of configuration errors

15.

Multiple-Choice Reviewer — Cybercrime, Cyberbullying, Online Identity: Why is it hard for IoT devices from different brands to work together smoothly?

a)

Lack of common standards and incompatible communication protocols

b)

All devices require identical hardware designs

c)

Wireless signals cannot pass through buildings

d)

Open standards always prevent integration

16.

Why is cyberbullying alarming for students training in the medical field?

a)

It can harm mental well-being and academic performance

b)

It creates legal immunity for unprofessional conduct

c)

It is required as part of clinical training

d)

It guarantees stronger social networks

17.

What is a healthy way students can respond when they experience online harassment?

a)

Document incidents and report them through institutional channels

b)

Retaliate publicly to deter future posts

c)

Remain silent and avoid telling anyone

d)

Share sensitive information to defend themselves

18.

Which of the following is not an organizational benefit of IoT?

a)

Decreased visibility of operations

b)

Improved predictive maintenance

c)

Real-time monitoring of assets

d)

More data-driven decision-making

19.

Which technology trend relies on machines learning from data patterns?

a)

Machine learning

b)

3D printing

c)

Blockchain ledgers

d)

Edge networking

20.

Why would installing sensors in traffic systems be useful?

a)

They optimize traffic flow and reduce congestion

b)

They increase energy consumption without benefit

c)

They make roads look futuristic for tourism

d)

They eliminate the need for public transportation

21.

What helpful function do intelligent parking sensors provide for drivers?

a)

They guide drivers to available parking spaces

b)

They automatically inflate vehicle tires

c)

They collect road tolls from cars

d)

They wash vehicles as they park

22.

Why are smart cameras placed in public areas?

a)

To enhance security with real-time monitoring and alerts

b)

To entertain pedestrians with video loops

c)

To increase advertising brightness on billboards

d)

To replace the need for streetlights entirely

23.

How do IoT-enhanced waste bins help improve garbage collection systems?

a)

They alert when full so routes and pickups can be optimized

b)

They automatically shred and sort all recyclables

c)

They charge citizens per kilogram of trash deposited

d)

They photograph passersby for marketing analytics

24.

What can IoT sensors monitor inside buildings for efficient utilities?

a)

Energy use and occupancy patterns

b)

Patrons’ book preferences

c)

Daily lunch menu selections

d)

Wall paint colors and textures

25.

What problem do water-system sensors help detect?

a)

Leaks and abnormal pressure conditions

b)

Graffiti on nearby surfaces

c)

High neighborhood Wi‑Fi speeds

d)

Car traffic volume on adjacent roads

26.

How do smart city devices assist in resource management?

a)

They provide real-time data to allocate services more efficiently

b)

They replace city employees in every department

c)

They automatically raise taxes to fund projects

d)

They intentionally slow data transmission to save power

27.

What type of sensor is usually attached to water systems to check pressure or flow?

a)

An inline pressure/flow sensor

b)

A wall-mounted thermostat

c)

An optical light-level sensor

d)

An infrared motion detector

28.

How do IoT tools help commuters using public transportation?

a)

They deliver live arrival, delay, and crowding updates

b)

They play music inside stations for entertainment

c)

They sell snacks through turnstiles

d)

They automatically increase fares during rush hours

29.

What major healthcare function relies heavily on IoT devices?

a)

Remote patient monitoring

b)

Hospital cafeteria menu planning

c)

Interior painting of wards

d)

Writing medical fiction

30.

Why are modern glucose monitors more convenient for patients?

a)

They provide continuous readings without frequent finger pricks

b)

They require more complex daily calibration than older models

c)

They only function when used in a hospital setting

d)

They need daily laboratory visits for data uploads

31.

What makes wearable heart monitors helpful for mobility?

a)

They are lightweight and wireless for tracking while moving

b)

They require users to stay connected to wall power outlets

c)

They are embedded only in stationary hospital beds

d)

They operate solely when the wearer is seated

32.

How do IoT systems promote proper hand hygiene?

a)

Sensors remind and log staff handwashing compliance

b)

They block water flow to reduce sink usage

c)

They disable soap dispensers to save supplies

d)

They replace sinks entirely with cameras

33.

Which vital signs can wearable devices track to gather mental-health-related data?

a)

Heart-rate variability and sleep patterns

b)

Blood type and full DNA sequence

c)

Hair color and standing height

d)

Shoe size and average step length

34.

How do IoT tools support Parkinson’s patients?

a)

They track tremors and medication adherence to guide care

b)

They replace the need for neurology visits permanently

c)

They cure the disease without treatment

d)

They limit movement to prevent all falls

35.

Smart inhalers help individuals track what health concern?

a)

Asthma medication use and symptom patterns

b)

Dental cavity formation over time

c)

Vision acuity changes at distance

d)

Bone density losses in the spine

36.

What innovative feature might future smart contact lenses include?

a)

Embedded sensors that measure tear glucose levels

b)

A built-in FM radio for audio playback

c)

A miniature selfie camera for social media

d)

Laser pointers for presentation control

37.

What makes ingestible sensors unique compared to other medical tools?

a)

They are swallowed to measure internal conditions and transmit data

b)

They are worn on the wrist like watches

c)

They are installed in facility walls for ambient sensing

d)

They require surgical implantation for permanent use

38.

How do IoT devices remind hospital staff to sanitize their hands?

a)

Proximity badges trigger alerts near patients or dispensers

b)

Weekly email newsletters summarize policy updates

c)

Posters in hallways provide general encouragement

d)

Receptionists give occasional verbal reminders

39.

Why is traditional wired heart-monitoring inconvenient?

a)

Cables and stationary equipment restrict patient movement

b)

It improves Wi‑Fi speed but reduces care quality

c)

It produces better entertainment than medical data

d)

It automatically shortens recovery time for patients

40.

What term refers to appropriate and respectful online conduct?

a)

Digital citizenship

b)

Netiquette

c)

Cybersecurity

d)

Data privacy

41.

Which field deals with concerns and behavior expected from IT practitioners?

a)

Computer ethics

b)

Data analytics

c)

Network topology

d)

Cloud billing

42.

What is the minimum age allowed to register for a Facebook account?

a)

1010 years

b)

1313 years

c)

1616 years

d)

1818 years

43.

What do we call crimes executed using digital tools or networks?

a)

Identity management

b)

Cybercrime

c)

E-commerce

d)

Digital literacy

44.

A meme used for harassment usually involves a modified ___ posted online.

a)

contract

b)

image of a person

c)

audio clip

d)

spreadsheet

45.

Which online element is often exploited by bad actors to pretend they are someone else?

a)

Social media profiles

b)

Browser bookmarks

c)

Screen brightness settings

d)

Printer queues

46.

Which of the following is not another name for an internet identity?

a)

Username

b)

Handle

c)

Screen name

d)

IP address

47.

Which term describes hostile online behavior meant to intimidate someone?

a)

Cyberbullying

b)

Crowdsourcing

c)

Open licensing

d)

File compression

48.

Siri is an example of what type of automation tool?

a)

Virtual assistant

b)

Industrial robot

c)

Mechanical relay

d)

Analog timer

49.

Robots used in factories are an example of what type of automation?

a)

Home automation

b)

Industrial automation

c)

Financial automation

d)

Content automation

50.

Which sensor is typically used to detect intrusion or movement?

a)

Passive infrared (PIR) sensor

b)

Barometer

c)

Thermocouple

d)

pH probe

51.

Which sensor’s main function is to capture sound waves?

a)

Microphone sensor

b)

Accelerometer

c)

Light-dependent resistor

d)

Thermistor

52.

Which sensor turns on lights when someone enters a room?

a)

PIR motion sensor

b)

Gas sensor

c)

Soil moisture sensor

d)

Magnetometer

53.

What kind of sensor detects objects without needing direct contact?

a)

Proximity sensor

b)

Mercury thermometer

c)

Float switch

d)

Reed relay

54.

What is the main idea behind netiquette?

a)

Guidelines for polite and responsible online behavior

b)

Rules for encrypting internet traffic

c)

Steps for installing device drivers

d)

Methods for increasing screen resolution

55.

Which law is identified as RA 10175?

a)

Data Privacy Act

b)

Cybercrime Prevention Act

c)

E-Commerce Act

d)

Anti-Wiretapping Act

56.

Which action violates good netiquette on social media?

a)

Sharing private information about someone without consent

b)

Citing sources when reposting an infographic

c)

Using neutral, respectful language in comments

d)

Adjusting privacy settings to limit your audience

57.

What is a proper practice when composing an email?

a)

Use a clear, concise subject line

b)

Write the entire message in all caps

c)

Omit greetings and sign-offs

d)

Attach large files without context

58.

Which action is considered rude in online chat rooms?

a)

Typing messages in all caps

b)

Waiting your turn before posting

c)

Following the room’s topic

d)

Using concise sentences

59.

Cities that use IoT for traffic, waste, and security are called what?

a)

Garden cities

b)

Smart cities

c)

Company towns

d)

Satellite cities

60.

How can netiquette improve instant-messaging interactions?

a)

By using polite, concise messages and respecting others’ time

b)

By sending rapid, repeated messages to demand attention

c)

By ignoring tone and context in short replies

d)

By sharing private chats without permission

61.

What does IoT fundamentally represent?

a)

A network of interconnected devices that communicate and exchange data

b)

A single powerful computer used by many people

c)

A popular social media trend

d)

A programming language for web apps

62.

How should users behave when using file-sharing systems like FTP?

a)

Use secure settings, avoid sharing sensitive data, and verify files before transferring

b)

Upload pirated or suspicious files to increase availability

c)

Disable passwords and open anonymous access for convenience

d)

Ignore antivirus scans because FTP is a trusted protocol

63.

Which malware locks a user out of their data unless payment is made?

a)

Ransomware

b)

Spyware

c)

Worm

d)

Adware

64.

What do IoT devices mainly do?

a)

Collect and transmit data through networks for automated actions

b)

Play video games with high-end graphics

c)

Print documents from cloud services

d)

Store data offline without communication

65.

What service lets users make financial transactions online?

a)

Online banking

b)

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

c)

Cloud backup

d)

Instant messaging

66.

Which of the following is not an example of IoT?

a)

A standalone desktop computer without internet connectivity

b)

A smart thermostat that adjusts temperature remotely

c)

A connected car that sends maintenance data

d)

A wearable fitness tracker that syncs to an app

67.

What do we call ICT used in the field of medicine?

a)

Health informatics

b)

Fintech

c)

Agritech

d)

Edtech

68.

Which physical component do many IoT devices rely on?

a)

Sensors

b)

Ink cartridges

c)

Optical drives

d)

Staplers

69.

How can nursing students shape the online community on platforms like TikTok?

a)

Create and share ethical, evidence-based health education while modeling professionalism

b)

Post identifiable patient details to make content realistic

c)

Spread sensational misinformation to gain followers quickly

d)

Focus only on viral dance trends unrelated to nursing practice

70.

What essential requirement allows IoT systems to function properly?

a)

Reliable internet connectivity and standard communication protocols

b)

Access to a local printer only

c)

Weekly manual updates performed offline

d)

A permanent offline mode with no networking

71.

What online resource do many students rely on when choosing a school?

a)

Online reviews and rankings from reputable sites

b)

Random meme pages on social media

c)

Unrelated gaming forums

d)

Anonymous rumor threads

72.

How can nursing students meaningfully use Instagram?

a)

Share evidence-based health tips and advocate professionally while respecting privacy

b)

Ridicule patients to entertain followers

c)

Post unverified cures for likes and shares

d)

Ignore privacy standards in photos and stories

73.

What essential factor allows IoT platforms to predict and enhance performance?

a)

Machine learning applied to large, relevant datasets

b)

Manual paperwork completed by operators

c)

Turning devices off to save electricity

d)

Eliminating all data collection to avoid storage costs

74.

Why is data analysis a crucial part of IoT?

a)

It turns raw sensor data into actionable insights that optimize decisions and operations

b)

It deletes all collected data to free storage space

c)

It replaces the need for any network connectivity

d)

It only creates random charts without informing decisions

75.

What is the core concept behind IoT?

a)

Connecting physical devices so they can exchange data and act on it

b)

Building isolated systems that never go online

c)

Replacing the internet with local-only networks

d)

Using artificial intelligence without any sensors

76.

Why do nursing students use YouTube for learning?

a)

To access tutorials, demonstrations, and lectures on clinical topics

b)

To stream pirated movies without paying

c)

To avoid studying textbooks altogether

d)

To share gossip about patients

77.

What cyberbullying form is common among students online?

a)

Sending or posting hurtful comments or messages (online harassment)

b)

Installing security updates on their devices

c)

Submitting assignments ahead of deadlines

d)

Encrypting emails for privacy

78.

What IoT issue arises due to varying network protocols?

a)

Interoperability and compatibility problems between devices

b)

Increased battery life for all devices

c)

Guaranteed privacy by default

d)

Effortless adoption of universal standards

79.

Worms can copy themselves and spread without user permission.

a)

True

b)

False

80.

Spyware pretends to be safe software to trick users.

a)

True

b)

False

81.

Ransomware threatens to block or expose data unless a payment is made.

a)

True

b)

False

82.

Adware shows unwanted ads and may redirect your browsing.

a)

True

b)

False

83.

Revealing someone’s personal data without consent can be penalized up to ₱1,000,000.

a)

True

b)

False

84.

HIPAA protects confidential medical information.

a)

True

b)

False

85.

IBM and Ionics collaborated to develop advanced IoT-related technology.

a)

True

b)

False

86.

IoT involves physical objects embedded with tech that allows communication.

a)

True

b)

False

87.

Cloud Foundry integrates easily with cloud-based apps.

a)

True

b)

False

88.

IBM Bluemix is an example of a proprietary cloud setup.

a)

True

b)

False

89.

Lawrence Qua serves as CTO of Ionics-EMS.

a)

True

b)

False

90.

Big Data refers to extremely large sets of information processed for insights.

a)

True

b)

False

91.

Luis Pineda served as President/GM of IBM Philippines.

a)

True

b)

False

92.

The partnership between IBM and Ionics began decades ago.

a)

True

b)

False

93.

Cloud Foundry is linked with IBM’s non-open-source cloud platform.

a)

True

b)

False

94.

IBM and Ionics have maintained long-term collaborative developments since the 90s.

a)

True

b)

False

95.

E-Health uses ICT within the medical and healthcare sector.

a)

True

b)

False

96.

E-Health is also called Health IT.

a)

True

b)

False

97.

E-Health supports tracking and managing infectious disease data.

a)

True

b)

False

98.

E-commerce includes online shops, music platforms, and auction sites.

a)

True

b)

False