Which of the following best explains how GIS supports crime prevention strategies?

A website administrator discovers that someone has registered a domain name similar to a government agency and is using it to mislead users. Which ICT law violation BEST applies?

A company wants to strengthen its employee data protection system. Which principle from the Data Privacy Act (RA 10173) should guide them MOST when designing policies?

A student edits someone’s photo, adds defamatory text, and posts it online to damage the person’s reputation. Which combination of laws would MOST apply?

To promote youth safety online, a school tightens digital policies to prevent minors from exposure to inappropriate content. Which law MOST supports this initiative?

A hacker did not alter or delete any files but secretly monitored and captured private data transmissions between employees. Which cybercrime classification BEST describes this?

A government office shifts to electronic filing and signing of documents to speed up transactions. What law LEGALLY supports this move?

A blogger exposes government corruption, but a powerful official falsely accuses them of libel to silence criticism. Which law provides digital rights that protect freedom of expression in such cases?

A teacher notices a viral video of a student taken inside a restroom without consent and shared online. Which law MOST directly protects the victim in this scenario?

Gloria receives an email that looks like it came from her bank. The email asks her to click a link and “verify her account information” to avoid being locked out. The website looks real, so she enters her username, password, and PIN. Later, she notices unauthorized withdrawals from her account.

John downloads what he thinks is a free version of a photo-editing app from an unofficial website. After installation, his computer starts acting slow, and pop-up ads appear constantly. Later, his personal files are encrypted, and a message demands payment to unlock them.

Ella posts a picture of herself online. A few classmates start making fun of her appearance and share edited memes about her in a group chat. The messages spread quickly around the school, causing Ella emotional distress.

Someone creates a fake Facebook account using Carlo’s name and photos. The impersonator sends messages to Carlo’s friends asking for money, claiming he’s in an emergency.

Liza finds an online store selling branded shoes at a very low price. She pays through bank transfer but never receives the item. When she tries to contact the seller, the page has already been deleted.

A student from another school hacks into the school’s grading system to change his failing grades. He gains access by guessing the teacher’s weak password.

An individual creates a fake news post about a celebrity scandal and shares it on social media to gain followers and attention. Many people believe and share it, damaging the celebrity’s reputation.

Which scenario shows a violation of the Data Privacy Act's penalty on improper disposal of sensitive data?

A student deletes cookies and uses a VPN to protect online activity. This action mainly relates to reducing risks in which type of surveillance?

Which scenario best illustrates the diffusive nature of information?

Which of the following refers to observing people’s actions in public spaces using tools like CCTV cameras?

Electronic surveillance mainly involves monitoring through:

Which surveillance type monitors online searches, browsing history, and cookies?

Monitoring posts, comments, likes, and other online interactions is known as:

Which of the following is a legal framework relevant to surveillance?

Which BEST describes an ethical concern in surveillance technologies?

If a school installs fingerprint scanners for student attendance, which type of surveillance is being used?

A bank flags unusual transactions on a customer’s account. This situation represents which surveillance type?

When law enforcement uses heat maps to determine areas of high criminal activity, what cognitive process is being applied?

A criminologist observes that theft incidents increase near bars and nightclubs. Which GIS analysis technique would best verify this relationship?

Which situation demonstrates the integration of Excel and GIS for effective decision-making?

If a criminologist wants to examine how crime incidents change over time, which analysis should they apply?

Why is data cleaning essential before importing a dataset into GIS?

A city police department uses GIS to forecast areas of potential crime based on historical data. What is this process called?

What advantage does a choropleth map provide in crime analysis compared to a point map?

If law enforcement reallocates patrol units based on GIS-identified hotspots, what kind of decision-making does this represent?

How can GIS and Excel together enhance policy-making in criminology?

What is the primary purpose of word processing software?

Which key deletes the character to the left of the insertion point?

What is the feature that automatically moves text to the next line when it reaches the right margin?

What command do you use to save a document with a new name or in a different location?

Which of the following is not a document view in Microsoft Word?

What orientation is wider than it is long?

Which toolbar contains commands like Save, Undo, and Redo?

To magnify or reduce your document on screen, which feature do you use?

Where can you preview and print your document in Word 2010?

What should you do to exit Microsoft Word completely?

If a user repeatedly forgets to save their file and loses progress, which Word feature should they use to prevent data loss?

Why might a writer choose Full Screen Reading view instead of Print Layout view?

When would it be more effective to use Landscape orientation instead of Portrait?

A student accidentally deletes a paragraph. What is the best action to undo the change?

How can organizing files into folders improve productivity in Word?

You are editing a document and need to view only the main points. Which view is most efficient?

A teacher wants to display a report in class and ensure that the students can read the text from a distance. Which feature should they adjust?

If a document looks different when printed than on screen, what step should you take before printing again?

You’re asked to design a template that others can use for reports. Which action demonstrates application of knowledge in Word?

A student argues that using the keyboard is faster than the mouse for editing text. Which reasoning supports this claim?

You can show your slides by doing these, EXCEPT ____________________________.

It can be applied to text boxes, bullet points, and images so they move on the slide during a slide show.

These are the motion effects that occur in Slide Show view when you move from one slide to the next during a presentation.

It is a presentation-based program that uses graphics, videos, etc. to make a presentation more interactive and interesting.

What is a native PowerPoint file format?

Control keys for erasing doodles during slideshow.

What do we call the unique name of the cell that we can see in name box?

It is a grid of rows and columns in which you enter text, numbers, and the results of calculations.

Rozy wants to see the cell reference or the name of the active cell she clicks. Where she can see it?

It is the intersection of a row and a column.

It is the spreadsheet program in Microsoft Office.

It appears vertically and are identified by letters.