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LIVING IN THE IT ERA EXAM

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term “digital divide” refer to?

a)

The gap between users who prefer Apple and Android

b)

The gap between people who have access to ICT and those who do not

c)

The space between digital files and documents

d)

The gap between old and new electronic devices

2.

Which of the following is NOT considered ICT technology related to the digital divide?

a)

Internet

b)

Personal Computers

c)

Television

d)

Textbooks

3.

Access difference between males and females refers to which divide?

a)

Empowerment divide

b)

Universal access divide

c)

Gender divide

d)

Economic divide

4.

Digital divide in education may lead to:

a)

Improved performance for all students

b)

Equal learning experience

c)

Unfair competitive advantage

d)

No effect on learning

5.

Which solution helps bridge the digital divide?

a)

Limiting ICT access

b)

Increasing affordability

c)

Reducing digital literacy

d)

Removing online content

6.

A cause of digital divide related to lack of computer and internet skills is:

a)

Digital fluency

b)

Digital literacy

c)

Digital overload

d)

Digital fragmentation

7.

What is the PRIMARY goal of bridging the digital divide?

a)

Force everyone to use ICT

b)

Promote equal opportunities in technology

c)

Limit access only to cities

d)

Reduce internet speed globally

8.

The digital divide exists between rich and poor countries. What type of divide is this?

a)

Social Divide

b)

Economic Divide

c)

Gender Divide

d)

Global Divide

9.

Which is an example of geographical digital divide?

a)

Between literates and illiterates

b)

Between males and females

c)

Between cities and rural areas

d)

Between rich and poor individuals

10.

Which type of divide relates to access for people with disabilities?

a)

Universal access divide

b)

Literacy divide

c)

Age divide

d)

Social divide

11.

Microsoft Teams is best described as:

a)

A graphic design tool

b)

A cloud-based collaboration and communication platform

c)

A web browser

d)

A computer hardware monitoring app

12.

OneNote is primarily used for:

a)

Digital note-taking and organization

b)

Video editing

c)

Removing files from storage

d)

Photo retouching

13.

A key advantage of OneNote notebooks is that they:

a)

Never run out of paper

b)

Can only be used offline

c)

Expire after one year

d)

Cannot be shared

14.

OneDrive for work or school was previously known as:

a)

OneFolder Enterprise

b)

OneStorage Cloud

c)

OneDrive for Business

d)

Office Cloud Share

15.

Microsoft Teams is part of which larger suite of applications?

a)

Adobe Creative Cloud

b)

Google Workspace

c)

Microsoft 365

d)

Oracle Cloud Suite

16.

In technology, Microsoft Outlook is best described as:

a)

An email and personal information manager software

b)

A system used only for photo editing

c)

A cloud storage platform

d)

An antivirus program

17.

OneNote supports real-time collaboration. This means:

a)

Users can edit notes at the same time

b)

Notes automatically delete

c)

Only one person can edit at a time

d)

Notes cannot be shared

18.

OneDrive is best described as:

a)

A messaging app for teams

b)

A cloud storage service

c)

A system cleaner tool

d)

An online game platform

19.

What was Microsoft Outlook formerly known as?

a)

Messenger

b)

Zoom

c)

Telegram

d)

Hotmail

20.

Outlook Calendar is designed to help users:

a)

Protect stored passwords and files

b)

Plan, schedule, and manage events and meetings

c)

Remove emails older than 30 days

d)

Monitor where users are located

21.

Which statement best describes science as a process?

a)

A fixed and permanent body of theories

b)

A way of knowing through observation and experimentation

c)

A belief system based on culture

d)

An artistic expression of nature

22.

What is technology based on the root word “technologia”?

a)

A hobby that produces entertainment

b)

A scientific law that describes natural behavior

c)

A political tool used to influence society

d)

An art, skill, or ability used to create and develop products

23.

How does science contribute to technology?

a)

By providing creativity with no basis of truth

b)

By focusing on culture and moral belief systems

c)

By restricting development to laboratory work

d)

By offering knowledge that can produce useful inventions

24.

What is the difference between morals and ethics?

a)

Morals are personal beliefs; ethics are group standards

b)

Ethics are personal beliefs; morals are religious laws

c)

Morals must be written in law; ethics cannot be

d)

There is no difference

25.

What is a profession?

a)

Any job that does not require training

b)

A hobby chosen for fun

c)

A temporary task done at home

d)

A calling requiring specialized knowledge and preparation

26.

Why do societies create ethical standards?

a)

To confuse professionals

b)

To guide acceptable behavior

c)

To prevent science from progressing

d)

To replace legal systems

27.

What does the term “professional malpractice” refer to?

a)

Meeting job expectations

b)

Negligence that leads to harm or damage

c)

Successfully troubleshooting a system

d)

Following safety protocols

28.

What is the primary definition of science?

a)

Building machines and devices

b)

The use of digital tools for research

c)

Systematic study of the natural and physical world

d)

A collection of opinions and beliefs

29.

What does it mean when we say science is ongoing?

a)

Science depends only on historical discoveries

b)

Science is limited to one culture

c)

Scientific facts no longer change

d)

New evidence can refine or replace old knowledge

30.

What is one major impact of technology on culture?

a)

Culture eliminates the use of machines

b)

Technology prevents communication

c)

Technology shapes how people work and interact

d)

Culture becomes more isolated

31.

Which group uses ICT for personal purposes such as entertainment, shopping, and social media?

a)

Professionals

b)

Students

c)

Consumers

d)

Remote Workers

32.

Students use ICT mainly to:

a)

Post images on social media

b)

Support learning and academic work

c)

Buy products online

d)

Diagnose illnesses

33.

Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) is associated with prolonged exposure to:

a)

Printed materials

b)

Digital screens

c)

Outdoor sunlight

d)

Manual devices

34.

Repetitive strain injury (RSI) is classified as a:

a)

Vision-related condition

b)

Hearing impairment

c)

Storage malfunction

d)

Muscular and joint-related disorder

35.

The science that improves comfort, safety, and efficiency in the workplace is called:

a)

Multimedia

b)

CVS

c)

RSI

d)

Ergonomics

36.

ICT stands for:

a)

Information and Computer Technology

b)

Integrated Communication Tools

c)

Information and Communications Technology

d)

Integrated Communication Tools

37.

Remote workers depend on ICT mainly because:

a)

They need tools for virtual work and communication

b)

They dislike office environments

c)

They prefer to stop working

d)

They avoid teamwork

38.

Technology addiction happens when:

a)

Individuals experience visual discomfort due to prolonged screen exposure

b)

Technology use dominates an individual’s daily activities and social functioning

c)

Computers are used infrequently and only for essential tasks

d)

Individuals discontinue the use of mobile communication devices

39.

ICT contributes to education by enabling remote learning, which allows students to:

a)

Study exclusively inside classrooms

b)

Avoid teacher interaction

c)

Take exams only in person

d)

Access lessons and resources from any location

40.

In the field of engineering, ICT allows professionals to:

a)

Avoid software-based design tools

b)

Create computer-aided models and simulations

c)

Depend solely on manual drafting

d)

Reduce technological accuracy

41.

What is disruptive technology?

a)

Technology that is slow to develop

b)

Technology that replaces older ways of doing things

c)

Technology used only for fun

d)

Technology that does not change anything

42.

Which disruptive technology trend involves the use of robots able to understand emotions and communicate socially?

a)

Self-driving cars

b)

Quantum computing

c)

Social robots (sobots)

d)

3D printing

43.

Industrial use of 3D printing represents disruption in:

a)

Education and history

b)

Fashion and beauty

c)

Manufacturing and construction

d)

Social media

44.

Which is an example of disruptive technology?

a)

Typewriter

b)

Radio

c)

Netflix

d)

Postal mail

45.

Implantable technology means:

a)

Devices worn on the wrist

b)

Devices placed inside the body

c)

Devices used only in schools

d)

Devices that cannot be moved

46.

Blockchain is NOT only used for money; it:

a)

Stores data safely and securely

b)

Replaces smartphones

c)

Deletes information

d)

Stops banking systems

47.

Augmented Reality gained mainstream attention through:

a)

Windows XP

b)

Pokémon Go

c)

Google Search

d)

Facebook Messenger

48.

The Internet of Things refers to:

a)

Objects without internet

b)

Water machines

c)

Everyday devices connected online

d)

Travel only

49.

Quantum computing is considered disruptive because:

a)

It improves DVD rental services

b)

It can solve complex data processes faster than traditional computers

c)

It replaces smartphones

d)

It removes the need for the Internet

50.

Cybersecurity wars have increased because:

a)

People no longer use passwords

b)

No companies invest in security

c)

IoT and big data create more cyber-attack vulnerabilities

d)

Computers are disappearing

51.

According to the document, which of the following represents the correct sequential "Stages of the digital divide"?

a)

Economic Divide, Usability Divide, Empowerment Divide

b)

Access Divide, Literacy Divide, Application Divide

c)

Infrastructure Divide, Skill Divide, Usage Divide

d)

Poverty Divide, Education Divide, Technological Divide

52.

Microsoft OneDrive allows for the synchronization of the "Desktop," "Documents," and "Downloads" folders on an endpoint even though these directories are located outside the default "OneDrive" folder.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

A "virtue" is defined as a habit that inclines people to do what is acceptable, whereas a "vice" is a habit of unacceptable behavior.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

As of the report's data, it is estimated that up to 50,000 individuals have already received electronic RFID implants.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

ICT users include only professionals working in the technology industry.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

Remote learning became possible due to the use of ICT and internet connectivity.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

Students use ICT tools primarily for gaming and entertainment purposes only.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

Augmented and mixed reality gained popularity after the success of Pokémon Go.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

A technology is considered disruptive only if it is completely new and has never existed before

a)

True

b)

False

60.

Chatbots and AI-powered bots can reduce the need for human customer support in some industries.

a)

True

b)

False