stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Duplicate of IMPACT Terminology, part two Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Duplicate of IMPACT Terminology, part two
Duplicate of IMPACT Terminology, part two
56 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
253 plays
The second part of two quizzes designed to get students ready for their IMPACT exam (Sept 21-Oct 2).
Flashcards
56 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
56
Answers
1
An example of being synchronous online
Google Docs
Wiki
Paper quiz
Google Sites
2
In an ideal P.B.L. environment, what occurs in between
each
of these steps?
Checkpoints
Quizzes
Exams
Group creation
3
Diane Belmont gives answers to Jack.
cheating
collusion
phishing
plagiarism
4
Which of the following are potential relationships between people in our world today?
offline only
offline -> online
online -> offline
online only
5
Internet cookies are actually ________________.
software
computer virus
useless
text files
6
what is computational thinking
use of computer science methods to solve real-world problems
use of dragons to solve real-world problems
thinking like a computer
use of humans to solve real-world problems
7
An example of a wiki
PB Works
Wikipedia
Google Sites
OnRamps glossary
8
Benefits of DNS
semantics and abstraction
moore's law
central limit theorem
cookies
9
DNS act as ___ for the internet
computers
internet browsers
address books
applications
10
Crowdsourcing is a numerical estimate based on
moore's law
the central limit theorum
pbl
human computation
11
what is abstraction
adding something
unique benefit
DNS
taking away or removing something
12
In which of the following fields might you use computer science?
Banking
Television
Sports
All of these
13
Which are examples of metadata?
creator of a document
time an email was sent
IP addresses from which wiki was edited
location when a phone call was made.
14
You find a code online and get permission from the author to turn it in for C.S. class.
Copy it and do not cite. UT OnRamps will not know.
Do not copy the code. If you do, cite the source.
15
The identification computers use to locate other computers
software
cookies
IP addresses
URLs
16
Unpublished information, like ideas in lectures or an interview, never needs to be cited.
true
false
17
Mechnical Turk, Kickstarter, and Fold.It are examples of
metadata
cookies
internet browsers
crowdsourcing
18
Kanye receives a generic email asking for personal information.
spear phishing
crowd sourcing
phishing
IP Address
19
EXIF data
system for naming resources on the Internet.
string of numbers
information electronically attached to each internet browser
information electronically attached to each image file
20
http://www.google.com is an example of ______________.
internet cookie
URL address
IP address
a domain name
21
Which of the following are potential advantages of accepting and utilizing select I.cookies?
save time
make online shopping more conenient
re-entering passwords is less necessary
websites can save personal preferences
22
Moore's law
data that describes other data
bell curve
computing power roughly doubles every two years
number assigned to items that is connected to the Internet.
23
Which of the following is not an affordance of social networking?
creating an online identity
having your identity stolen
communities of like-minded people
instantaneous communication
24
What is affordance
unique benefit
something you buy
common benefit
creating an online identity
25
This revision history from a wiki page will show changes from all users EXCEPT...
AnomieBOT
MII mitch
Bilsonius
AadaamS
26
spear phishing:
emails are carefully designed to target a particular person
sharp tool to hunt fish
communicate on the internet
record of changes made to a document
27
Data that gives information about data
wiki
IP address
cookies
meta data
28
HUMAN COMPUTATION
humans consume computers
computers consume humans
humans are computers
computer performs by outsourcing steps to humans
29
A website which users collaborate to modify
cookies
spear phishing
metadata
wiki
30
Lil Peep copies information from an article word for word...this is considered
plagiarism
collusion
cheating
phishing
31
When you type onramps.instructure.com to get to Canvas, you are using which of these?
DNS
IP Address
IDK
PBL
32
Difference between online & offline identities is online identities tend to be more carefully
remember
flawed
expressed
constructed
33
Files stored on your computer by websites you visit
software
metadata
cookies
wiki
34
Which is not a group role?
initiator
talker
summarizer
coordinator
35
Using large numbers of random people to solve a problem
crowd-sourcing
spear-phishing
cookies
metadata
36
Major theme in Blown to Bits is that "Tech. is neither
real nor fake
good nor bad
37
What is least likely to happen when going to a well-known website like
google.com
?
DNS looks up name
Request routed :)
Finds name!
Name added to local list
38
Wikis have a record of all changes to their content and who made said changes. This is known as
vision history
revision history
manipulation
record history
39
Inventor of reCAPTCHA
Leonardo Da Vinci
Luis von Ahn
Louis Vuitton
Ms. Boward
40
To be successful with P.B.L. in this course, you need
all
of the following traits except...
Devisiveness
Oral/Written Communication
Critical Thinking
Collaboration
41
Which is a benefit of an Internet cookie?
can improve your browsing experience
can allow websites to track your behavior
infect your computer with a virus
a yummy snack for your internet browser
42
Plinko/ Galton Box is an example of
DNS
IP address
Central Limit Theorem
cookies
43
Which is true of EXIF data
it is data included in pictures
it is a type of metadata
It may state what time the picture is taken
it may include a location
44
How does our professor and teacher assess our projects?
rubric
objective
agenda
language objective
45
asynchronous is
allows multiple users to edit at a time
it is a swim move
allows only one user to edit at a time
46
PBL stands for
persevere believe lead
public bread line
project boujee letter
project based learning
47
Which of the following is NOT a Koan from "Blown to Bits", chapter one?
Nothing goes away
There is want in the midst of plenty
Everything is at stake
Processing is power
48
The following would not be an ideal
group norm
:
Listen respectfully to others as they present ideas
When issues arise, communicate
Everyone should have a role within a group
Show discontent with passive aggressive behavior
49
Did you finish the orientation module
yes
no
50
Using large numbers of random people to solve a problem
crowd surfing
crowd funding
crowd surging
crow-sourcing
51
Which relates to using DNS?
must be looked up on a list
the URL you normally type in the browser
is a string of numbers
can be redirected
52
Post Malone receives an email that asks for personal info; the email appears from a friend.
phishing
wiki
spear phishing
cookies
53
What is affordance?
common benefit
something generally good
something you are able to buy
a unique benefit
54
Steps of computational thinking
what is that
observation - question - hypothesis
Decomp.- Pattern Recognition --Abstraction- Algorithm Design
bellwork - objective - lang. objective
55
You are guilty of plagiarism if you:
Use of the works of others to support your own arguments.
Make use of the works of others to gather information.
Examine ideas of others to shape your thoughts on a issue.
Use the work of another and misrepresent it as your own.
56
Whenever you use someone's ideas, published or not, you must give a ________ to the author.
copyright
citation
payment
shout out
