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Worksheets***GEE LIE FINAL EXAMINATION***
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 35mins
Which of the following best describes the main impact of information technology on modern society?
It limits communication to local communities only
It slows down the exchange of information
It enables faster access to information and global connectivity
It removes the need for human interaction
What does Information Technology (IT) primarily refer to?
Use of computers for storing, retrieving, and processing data
Use of manual filing systems
Use of traditional communication tools
Use of factory machinery
Which of the following best defines automation?
Using technology to increase manual labor
Use of machines or software to perform tasks automatically
Human operation of technology
Avoidance of digital tools
What is the main objective of automation?
To make work more time-consuming
To eliminate technology
To improve efficiency and accuracy in production
To reduce product quality
The process of converting data into meaningful information is called:
Data processing
Automation
Computation
Encoding
The central processing unit (CPU) is responsible for:
Outputting results only
Performing calculations and logical operations
Connecting to the internet
Data printing
Which of the following is an example of automation?
Typewriter
Self-driving car
Handwritten letters
Bulletin board notice
The excessive use of technology that disrupts daily activities is known as:
Cyberethics
Digital responsibility
Digital addiction
Information overload
Which of these represents the impact of IT on education?
Use of printed books only
Virtual learning environments and e-learning platforms
Manual attendance system
Classroom chalkboards
Which of the following is an ethical use of IT?
Copying another person's work without credit
Using licensed software legally
Hacking into accounts
Sharing fake news
What is a disadvantage of automation in the workplace?
Job displacement among workers
Better accuracy
Faster production
Higher productivity
Which term refers to the unequal access to information and communication technologies?
Information gap
Digital divide
Data breach
Cyber security
The study of moral principles as applied to the use of technology is called:
Sociology
Digital ethics
Virtual literacy
Cyber privacy
Which of the following best defines digital literacy?
Ability to read online stories only effectively
Avoidance of social media
Ability to use, evaluate, and communicate digital information
Memorization of technology terms
An example of an IT device that automates routine household tasks is:
Smart vacuum cleaner
Wall clock
Television
Refrigerator sticker
A basic characteristic of an IT-based culture is:
Resistance to innovation
Dependence on manual tools
Limited digital access
Integration of technology in social activities and work
IT influences culture by
Connecting people and spreading ideas across borders
Promoting isolation
Reducing information flow
Limiting communication
Which statement best explains the role of IT in society?
It isolates individuals from global information.
It helps in transforming social, economic, and cultural systems.
It discourages innovation and learning.
It removes human values from communication.
Privacy in IT refers to:
Avoiding all online activity
The right to control personal information shared digitally
Refusing to use technology
Monitoring others' data
Which scenario demonstrates responsible IT use?
Sharing others' photos without permission
Posting offensive comments online
Using strong passwords and privacy settings
Downloading pirated materials
Which describes the digital divide?
Difference between rural and urban access to technology
The separation between computers and networks
A type of computer virus
Equality in data use
An IT-driven society is characterized by:
Knowledge sharing and innovation
Avoidance of social media
Limited data exchange
Use of manual communication
The impact of IT on communication can best be described as:
Slower message delivery
Restricting access to information
Improved global interaction through digital media
Removing face-to-face relationships entirely
Which best explains the term information society?
A. A society driven by agricultural production
B. A society where knowledge and IT are key economic resources
C. A community with limited technology use
D. A culture rejecting innovation
The concept of automation in IT culture helps in:
Making human labor obsolete completely
Preventing technology use
Encouraging manual work
Improving efficiency while reducing human error
Which of the following best defines digital citizenship?
Avoiding technology to protect oneself
Using technology responsibly and ethically
Limiting online interaction
Ignoring online communities
A student who uses Google Classroom to collaborate on projects is applying IT for _____
Entertainment
Online gaming
Academic learning and communication
Manual work
Which of the following is an example of automation in everyday life?
Sending a handwritten letter
Using an automatic washing machine
Attending a physical meeting
Writing notes by hand
A company using chatbots to respond to customer queries is demonstrating _________
Data manipulation
Artificial Intelligence in customer service
Manual communication
Human resource outsourcing
Using fingerprint scanning for office entry applies which IT concept?
Computer hardware
Digital citizenship
Biometric technology
Cloud storage
A teacher recording lessons for students to access online shows the application of _________
Automation
Online education tools
Artificial intelligence
Digital divide
Which of the following demonstrates ethical IT behavior?
Copying text without citation
Plagiarizing academic work
Citing digital sources properly
Ignoring data privacy
The use of online banking services illustrates:
Manual transaction
Digital financial application
Data collection
Paper-based systems
A person using cloud storage for backup is applying:
Traditional file keeping
Digital archiving
Analog systems
Handwritten storage
Installing antivirus software on your computer demonstrates:
Network hacking
System enhancement
Data protection
Cyber neglect
A hospital using robots for surgery shows the application of _______.
Digital social literacy
Information literacy
Medical automation
Media ethics
A business applying AI to predict customer preferences is demonstrating _______.
Human relations
Predictive analytics
Information overload
Manual research
Students creating PowerPoint presentations for class projects shows:
Application of productivity software
Internet addiction
Data corruption
Automation failure
A government developing an e-service portal applies:
Manual literacy
E-governance
Social media use
Media censorship
Using QR codes for contact tracing during pandemics applies _______.
Augmented reality
Mobile data systems
Health informatics technology
Cloud computing
Using cybersecurity software to detect malware is an application of _______.
Social computing
Data science
IT security measures
Automation theory
Overreliance on IT can result in which of the following problems?
Reduced physical interaction among people
Stronger cultural ties
Better human relationships
Improved emotional intelligence
Comparing traditional classrooms and online learning reveals that IT _______.
Eliminates teachers
Enhances accessibility to education
Prevents global interaction
Decreases digital literacy
Cyberbullying best illustrates _______.
Positive cultural development
Misuse of digital platforms
Effective communication
Cybersecurity success
The cultural impact of social media is seen when _______.
It strengthens misinformation and alters communication styles
It reduces digital access
It promotes isolation
It encourages traditional culture
A major ethical issue arising from IT surveillance is _______.
Transparency in governance
Productivity increase
Open communication
Data privacy violation
Which of the following represents a cybersecurity threat?
Installing updates
Using strong passwords
Phishing emails
Encrypting data
The relationship between automation and employment primarily involves _______.
Reduced need for manual labor
Creation of non-digital work
Increase in repetitive jobs
Elimination of digital systems
The rise of e-commerce platforms like Lazada or Shopee affects society by _______.
Limiting customer reach
Expanding economic opportunities globally
Reducing online participation
Preventing global trade
Analyzing trends in IT adoption shows that societies with high digital literacy _______.
Suffer more data breaches
Experience faster development and innovation
Avoid modernization
Reject online learning
The shift from manual to online record systems primarily affects _______.
A. Efficiency and data accuracy
B. Job elimination in IT
C. Human error increase
D. Lack of information
Comparing automation and AI reveals that _______.
AI performs repetitive routines
Automation is smarter than AI
Both work without software
Automation performs fixed tasks; AI learns and adapts
The impact of IT on mental health includes _______.
Digital addiction and reduced focus
Enhanced mindfulness
Stronger physical activity
Improved sleep
The rise of misinformation online can be analyzed as _______.
A. A byproduct of unrestricted data sharing
B. A decline in internet access
C. A success of global communication
D. A failure in AI use
Evaluating privacy laws helps in understanding _______.
The elimination of rights
The avoidance of technology
The reduction of innovation
The balance between freedom and protection online
Comparing IT ethics and professional ethics shows that _______.
IT ethics focuses on responsible digital use
Professional ethics ignores technology
Both are unrelated
IT ethics deals only with coding
Which practice demonstrates ethical IT decision-making?
Copying online material freely
Sharing private data publicly
Ignoring plagiarism
Citing digital sources and respecting copyrights
Evaluating the pros and cons of IT helps individuals to _______.
Make informed decisions about digital use
Avoid all technology
Become addicted to devices
Reject online education
Governments collecting citizens’ data should balance _______.
Freedom and ignorance
Efficiency and secrecy
Law and technology
Privacy and national security
Deciding whether to automate all jobs requires evaluating _______.
Technological popularity
Cultural isolation
Social and economic consequences
Human interests only
Prioritizing cybersecurity in business reflects _______.
Negligence monitoring
Responsible IT governance
Data misuse
Ethical failure
Assessing the effects of automation on employment involves _______.
Economic evaluation
Manual testing
Human error analysis
Ignoring digital evidence
Evaluating online content before sharing shows _______.
Digital literacy and ethics
Media censorship
Disinterest in technology
Avoidance of communication
Judging the fairness of AI algorithms involves _______.
Promotion of job replacement
Data destruction
Privacy neglect
Ethical evaluation of machine bias
The success of IT governance is measured by _______.
Increased surveillance
Security, transparency, and accountability
Government censorship
Reduced communication
Evaluating IT’s impact on culture involves considering _______.
Only hardware quality
The color of devices
How it shapes human interaction and identity
The price of software
Proposing an IT policy for responsible internet use demonstrates _______.
Application
Creation
Evaluation
Analysis
Designing a campaign to promote data privacy awareness reflects _______.
Understanding
Creation
Evaluation
Application
Developing a mobile app to limit screen time shows _______.
Creative problem-solving using technology
Traditional IT use
Ethical avoidance
Hardware programming
Suggesting innovations that reduce the digital divide demonstrates _______.
Social awareness and creativity
Manual technology use
Cultural neglect
Economic isolation
