WorksheetsEMPTECH Assessment
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 6mins
Who is credited with pioneering the first webpage browser and the fundamental technologies of the World Wide Web in 1990
Tim Berners-Lee
Microsoft
Blaise Pascal
Which Web generation is characterized by the shift toward user-generated content and social networks
Web 1.0
Web 2.0
Web 3.0
Web 4.0
Which process involves organizing gathered data so that search engines can find information quickly?
Crawling
Ranking
Processing
Indexing
Which communication platform is specifically noted as a productivity tool that includes MS Teams and OneDrive?
Google Workspace
Dropbox
Microsoft 365
Microsoft Office Tool
Which security feature requires a notification to be sent to the user every time a failed login attempt is made?
Anti-virus
Account Security
Multi-factor Authentication
Login Notification
Using "ALL CAPS" in an online conversation is often discouraged because it can be interpreted as:
Professionalism and clarity
Disrespect for anyone
Anger or excessive excitement, which can create conflict
A way to bypass malware filters
How does "Machine Learning" benefit the user in Web 3.0?
It allows the computer to produce faster and more relevant results
It prevents the need for any internet informations
It creates a single server for all world data
It eliminates the need for user-generated content
What is the core purpose of "Assistive Technology"?
To help businesses increase their marketing reach
To support people with disabilities in learning and communicating with ease
To automate search engine crawling
To provide cloud storage for large organizations
What should a user do to "Avoid Misinformation" before sharing an article?
Share it immediately to see if others agree
Validate the info and look for reputable sources that share the same information
Assume it is true if it includes an infographic
Only share it if it was sent by a close friend
What is a key characteristic of "Convergent Technologies" regarding how they interact with other devices?
They are designed to work in complete isolation
They are interconnected with other devices to offer universal access
They only work if they are connected to a physical wire
They require the user to have a Web 1.0 browser
A website that looks legitimate but is actually designed to steal information is an example of:
Scamming
Internet of Things attack
Hacking
Phishing
What is the main difference between an "Online Marketplace" and a "Creative Content Outlet"?
One focuses on buying/selling, and the other focuses on media/information
One uses the internet, and the other does not
One requires a password, and the other is always public
One is for businesses, and the other is only for individuals
A user shares a news article without checking if it is true. This is a failure of:
Online Safety
Online Security
Online Etiquette
Online Protocol
What makes an "Infographic" better than a "Blog" for some users
It has more written detail
It uses visuals and charts to show data quickly
It is more secured against cybercrimes
It does not require a screen reader
Who is primarily responsible for online safety?
The government and cyber laws
The search engine algorithms
The user
The makers of Websites
Why should you "Cross-check a website" before buying a product?
To see if the seller is using Web 3.0
To make sure the link is not a fake "phishing" site
To improve the search engine ranking
To convert the text into speech
Why is "Social Media" classified under "Social Use" in ICT?
Because it is the only way to use a smartphone
Because it aims for faster, interactive communication between people
Because it is required for online safety
Because it is a form of assistive technology
