WorksheetsWeek 4 30 MCQ
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
Electronic commerce can involve the events leading up to the purchase of a product as well as customer service after the sale.
True
False
M-commerce is defined as any electronic transaction or information interaction conducted using a wireless mobile device and mobile networks that leads to the transfer of real or perceived value in exchange for information, services, or goods.
True
False
When organizations undergo disintermediation, they have to take on those activities previously performed by the middleman.
True
False
Companies pursuing a click-only business strategy approach business activities in a traditional manner by operating physical locations.
True
False
A click-and-mortar business strategy approach is also referred to as the bricks-and-clicks business strategy.
True
False
E-tailers can focus on the Long Tail.
True
False
Web sites can offer a virtually unlimited number and variety of products because e-tailing is not limited by physical store and shelf space restrictions.
True
False
Bitcoin is an example of a cryptocurrency.
True
False
Which of the following statements is true about electronic commerce?
Business-to-business electronic commerce is by far the largest form of electronic commerce in terms of revenues.
Electronic commerce is limited to transactions between businesses and consumers.
Electronic commerce between businesses and their employees is impossible.
All forms of electronic commerce involve business firms.
Consumer-to-consumer electronic commerce is a complete reversal of traditional B2C commerce.
Which of the following is an example of business-to-consumer electronic commerce?
Brenda files her income tax online
Canchi conducts business with retailers
Juan buys guitars for resale
Reuben buys shoes on an online store
Neal bids on an auction site
The auction site eBay.com is an example of ________ electronic commerce.
business-to-business
consumer-to-consumer
business-to-consumer
consumer-to-business
government-to-business
A state agency reporting birth and death information to another government agency via the Internet is an example of ________ electronic commerce.
business-to-consumer
government-to-citizen
government-to-business
government-to-government
business-to-business
Identify a true statement about the Internet of Things.
It enables companies to offer innovative products and services beyond the initial purchase
It defines exploitable vulnerabilities
It contains security enforcement rules
It depicts task interdependencies
It measures bounce rate
________ refers to technologies that support activities in the financial sector.
Financial networking
Electronic bill pay
Fintech
Mobile banking
Technet
In the context of GPS-enabled location-based services, the ability to see another person's location is an example of ________ service.
reintegration
navigation
mapping
disintegration
tracking
The phenomenon of cutting out the "middleman" and reaching customers more directly is known as ________.
gentrification
demutualization
defalcation
dissemination
disintermediation
Identify a true statement about reintermediation regarding e-tailing.
It refers to business models that reintroduce middlemen
It eliminates middlemen
It avoids online interaction
It relies on physical locations
It focuses on personalization only
Companies following a ________ business strategy choose to operate solely in traditional physical markets.
click-only
high-cost leadership
low-cost leadership
click-and-flip
brick-and-mortar
Which of the following statements is true about companies pursuing a click-only business strategy?
They operate physical locations
They operate both physical and virtual arenas
They conduct business electronically
They are export-only companies
They operate traditionally
Companies using a ________ business strategy are also called virtual companies.
click-and-flip
click-only
brick-and-mortar
bricks-and-clicks
click-and-mortar
The online sales of goods and services are known as ________.
e-information
e-integration
e-tailing
e-collaboration
e-filing
The concept of the Long Tail refers to a focus on ________.
brand evangelism
broad markets
generic brands
brand dilution
niche markets
Which of the following is a disadvantage of e-tailing?
Limited shelf space
Delivery time
Difficult comparison shopping
High prices
Low inventory turnover
________ are two-dimensional barcodes with high storage capacity used to point consumers to Web pages.
Viral codes
QR codes
MSI barcodes
MaxiCodes
CPC barcodes
________ is defined as the percentage of single-page visits.
exit rate
showrooming
freecycling
bounce rate
value chain analysis
A way to ensure a company's site appears on the first page of search results is ________ advertising.
stealth
viral
buzz
search
affiliate
Companies use ________ to move up their Web sites in organic search results.
search engine image protection
search engine optimization
keyword insertion
search-oriented architecture
domain stacking
In the context of GPS-enabled services, determining the basic geographic position of a phone is an example of ________ service.
location
mapping
navigation
tracking
reintegration
________ is used in consumer-to-business e-commerce to have small tasks performed by a scalable workforce.
Nearshoring
Insourcing
Offshoring
Crowdsourcing
Homesourcing
What is the principle that all Internet data should be treated the same called?
digital rights management
Internet equality
Internet data security
Digital Data Act
net neutrality
