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An Introduction to IT and Workplace Implications

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best defines Information Technology (IT) in a business context?

a)

Procedures for in-person phone call handling

b)

Tools for creative advertising only

c)

Systems for generating, storing, and securing data

d)

Equipment for manual filing and paper storage

2.

Which items are commonly covered under the umbrella term of IT?

a)

Telecommunication equipment

b)

E-commerce platforms

c)

Manual typewriters

d)

Internet services

e)

Mechanical calculators

3.

Match each year with the AI-related milestone.

a)

2022 — ChatGPT released

b)

2021 — GitHub Copilot released

c)

2023 — ChatGPT-powered Bing

d)

2020 — GPT-3 released

4.

Which development accelerated digital transformation and remote work adoption around 2020?

a)

Decrease in smartphone use

b)

End of cloud computing era

c)

COVID-19 pandemic impact

d)

Rise of floppy disk drives

5.

What is a Managed Support Provider in an IT workplace?

a)

Group training employees in public speaking

b)

Vendor selling office furniture

c)

External team managing and fixing IT systems

d)

Company that prints marketing brochures

6.

Which communication benefit is enabled by modern IT tools like e-mail and live chat?

a)

Delayed information delivery to reduce stress

b)

Elimination of customer interaction online

c)

Instant messaging between staff and customers

d)

Restriction to office-hour-only feedback

7.

Which example illustrates efficiency gains from IT in offices?

a)

Banning email to cut distractions

b)

Using paper forms for every task

c)

Digital filing to reduce print costs

d)

Avoiding laptops for mobility

8.

How does Microsoft 365, including Teams, support workplace collaboration?

a)

Blocks video conferencing to save bandwidth

b)

Limits access to files to office desktops

c)

Enables real-time communication on any device

d)

Provides hardware for server racks

9.

Which statement best describes modern IT mobility for employees?

a)

Demands fixed office presence for productivity

b)

Prevents staff from using cloud connectivity

c)

Allows work from any location, reducing travel costs

d)

Requires large teams to operate single computers

10.

Which business outcome is directly supported by IT-enabled mobility and cloud storage?

a)

Slower growth due to remote work

b)

Requirement to meet in the same room

c)

Global presence with easier connectivity

d)

Local-only presence with high expansion costs

11.

How can IT improve company culture through collaboration tools?

a)

Allows instant sharing and teamwork

b)

Encourages inter-staff hostilities

c)

Requires feedback only via paper forms

d)

Prevents remote cooperation entirely

12.

Which misconception formed during early computer adoption?

a)

Computers might be damaged by touching them

b)

Computers would increase human creativity

c)

Computers would make travel cheaper

d)

Computers would eliminate paper waste

13.

Which prediction by some futurists when computers were introduced is described?

a)

Computers would remove all culture

b)

Human workforce would drop to around 2%

c)

Everyone would learn to code overnight

d)

Internet would disappear by 2000

14.

What is a feature of Sharp’s Virtual Showroom mentioned as a recent IT innovation?

a)

Static catalog without interaction

b)

Paper-based product demonstrations

c)

Immersive 3D environment with touchpoints

d)

Audio-only conference service

15.

Which metric is used to compare early and modern computer performance in this material?

a)

Clock speed in GHz

b)

Transistors per chip

c)

Million Instructions per Second

d)

Memory bandwidth in GB/s

16.

UNIVAC I in 1951 could perform about 0.002 MIPS. What does this mainly illustrate?

a)

Early processors had far lower instruction throughput

b)

Early systems already used cloud computing

c)

Early machines lacked general programmability

d)

Early computers had abundant storage capacity

17.

Modern devices are described as fully programmable and able to store vast instructions on the hard drive. What benefit does this provide?

a)

It guarantees zero software bugs

b)

It reduces electricity costs significantly

c)

It frees the computer to perform diverse functions

d)

It eliminates the need for human operators entirely

18.

Which statement best describes the evolution of cyber security defenses?

a)

From machine learning to signature-only detection

b)

From cloud-first security to offline-only firewalls

c)

From AI analytics to manual rule checks

d)

From single antivirus tools to multi-layered systems

19.

Which expanding digital footprint drivers increased the need for stronger cyber security?

a)

Internet of Things

b)

Cloud computing

c)

Mobile devices

d)

Vacuum tubes

20.

A core role of cyber security, as highlighted, is to:

a)

Maintain trust in digital transactions

b)

Prevent all hardware failures

c)

Preserve privacy

d)

Safeguard critical IT infrastructure

21.

Initially, AI focused on rule-based systems and symbolic reasoning. What was a key limitation of this approach?

a)

It only worked for image recognition problems

b)

It could not be programmed at all

c)

It required quantum processors to run

d)

It was constrained to narrow domains

22.

Which areas were listed as examples of AI’s expanding applications?

a)

Astrology

b)

Transportation

c)

Finance

d)

Healthcare

23.

Which emerging topics are researchers exploring alongside AI’s growth?

a)

Reinforcement learning

b)

Neuro-symbolic AI

c)

Analog circuit design

d)

AI ethics

24.

What is Microsoft Copilot primarily designed to assist with?

a)

Network packet routing optimization

b)

Database administration backups

c)

Code completion with context-aware suggestions

d)

Image compression and storage

25.

Which features are attributed to Microsoft Copilot for developers?

a)

Guarantee bug-free programs

b)

Insert code blocks in real time

c)

Provide function definitions

d)

Suggest relevant code snippets

26.

Why is Copilot’s integration with editors like Visual Studio Code significant?

a)

It replaces version control systems entirely

b)

It enables offline-only programming workflows

c)

It streamlines coding with intelligent suggestions matching project context

d)

It blocks third-party extensions by default

27.

From January 15th, 2024, what changed about access to Microsoft’s AI-powered Copilot?

a)

It became available only to Fortune 100 companies

b)

It removed all machine learning features

c)

It required new on-premise hardware

d)

It was offered broadly to organisations of all sizes and via Copilot Pro for individuals

28.

Which statement best captures communication in the digital age as described?

a)

It features instant multimedia exchanges via social platforms

b)

It is limited to face-to-face conversations

c)

It avoids personalization to protect privacy

d)

It relies mainly on printed letters

29.

Why is the Philippines noted in the material regarding social media use?

a)

Exclusive use of email for communication

b)

Status as the social media capital with high engagement

c)

Lowest average daily social media time

d)

Restrictions banning all short-form video apps

30.

Which platforms are highlighted as dominant among Filipino users?

a)

Facebook

b)

MySpace

c)

Instagram

d)

TikTok

31.

Which statement best describes the digital divide in the Philippines?

a)

Urban regions suffer from outdated mobile networks

b)

Mobile penetration exceeds 95% across provinces

c)

Rural areas have limited connectivity and infrastructure

d)

Equal access to high-speed internet nationwide

32.

What is a positive social impact of widespread digital tools and platforms?

a)

Elimination of misinformation and propaganda

b)

Enhanced cultural exchange and remote collaboration

c)

Stronger face-to-face bonds replacing online ties

d)

Reduced cultural exchange between communities

33.

Which risk is associated with social media becoming a primary communication channel?

a)

Decline in digital literacy programs

b)

Guaranteed accurate information distribution

c)

Elimination of remote work opportunities

d)

Increased misinformation and propaganda weaponization

34.

In hyperautomation, what shift occurs in organizational workflows?

a)

From ethical AI to unregulated autonomous decisioning

b)

From IoT integration to isolated legacy systems

c)

From citizen developers to exclusive expert coders

d)

From basic RPA to holistic process orchestration

35.

Which combination best characterizes multi-experience trends?

a)

5G networks with voice and conversational interfaces

b)

Paper-based forms with manual data entry

c)

AI with immersive tech like AR/VR and Metaverse

d)

Unified journeys across devices with privacy emphasis

36.

What does democratization of technology primarily aim to achieve?

a)

Eliminate citizen engagement to reduce risks

b)

Replace mobile connectivity with desktop computing

c)

Make technology accessible and empowering to more people

d)

Restrict AI tools to large enterprises only

37.

Which concern arises alongside democratization initiatives?

a)

Decreased 5G and IoT connectivity adoption

b)

Growing misinformation and governance complexity

c)

Lower interest in blockchain for transparency

d)

Reduced focus on e-democracy participation

38.

What is a major challenge in data policing adoption?

a)

Ensuring privacy and mitigating bias in AI systems

b)

Removing body cameras from law enforcement

c)

Guaranteed data quality in all cases

d)

Replacing predictive analytics with intuition

39.

Which opportunity supports narrowing the digital divide by 2028?

a)

Cuts to infrastructure spending nationwide

b)

Declining digital payments in retail sectors

c)

Restrictions on mobile technology development

d)

World Bank projects expanding broadband users

40.

Which trend supports citizen developers in building solutions more easily?

a)

Removing AI/ML from development tooling

b)

Banning cloud computing for security reasons

c)

Low-code and no-code tools enabling accessibility

d)

Exclusive high-code platforms with complex syntax