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Chapter 12 Quiz Digital Citizenship
Chapter 12 Quiz Digital Citizenship
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A quick conversation with constructive feedback from a trusted friend might change some bad online behavior.
False
True
2
What organization has created different forms of standard licensing forms that anyone can use to protect their work
US Patent Office
Public Domain
Copyright Groups
Creative Commons
3
Intellectual property is covered under what type of laws?
Security laws
Patent laws
Copyright laws
Property laws
4
Which of the following is an example of good Digital Etiquette?
Use good grammar and spelling
Speak to people online differently than you would speak to them in person
All of these are correct
Use all capital letters to get your point across
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What advantage did the printing press have for history?
It allowed faster calculations in fields like science and math.
It did not have any advantage, since people do not read paper books anymore
It allowed us to take picture of Earth from Space.
It made written information easily available to more people.
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Which of the following highlights an unplanned negative impact for a technology?
Landline phones are replaced by cell phones, which can be expensive
Streaming movies are less expensive than watching them in a theater
Self-driving cars are safer and more advanced than human-driven cars
Online news provide instant access to information to more people worldwide
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Images on a web site are in the public domain and you can download and use them freely in your own web pages
True
False
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Which online tool can you use to help learn new things?
A textbook
An old encyclopedia
A record player
An Internet search engine
9
Which of the following is a way for a web server to know any time you visit a certain website or open a certain email?
A browser cookie
An HTTP referrer
A proxy service
A tracking pixel
10
Which of the following could have a positive effect on your digital footprint?
Showing support for a certain charity
All of these are positive!
Making an inappropriate joke on social media
Posting harassing messages
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You should always assume that everything you do online is - or can be - made permanently public
True
False
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Which organization has created rules for ethical computing behavior?
Association for Computer Professionals
Association for Computing Machinery
Association for Meeting Others
Association for Information Security
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What is the best way to hide your IP address when online?
Use a proxy service
Use browser cookies
Use tracking pixels
Avoid clicking on digital ads
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Which of the following things can be used to build your "digital footprint"?
Playing games on your computer
All of these can affect your digital footprint
Visiting websites
Posting on social media
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What does an "Acceptable Use Policy" control?
The way you license a software application
The minimum hardware and software requirements for your computer
The rules you need to follow when using a network or service
The way you follow the instructions for installing an application
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What does it mean to make a digital work "open source"?
the work is free for anyone to download, modify and use.
The work is free to download, but you may not modify it in any way.
You cannot use the work in any way
The source for the work is free, but you will need to pay to use the work.
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What do we call it when many people (not necessarily scientists) contribute to scientific research?
Public Data
Crowdsourcing
Citizen Science
Artificial Intelligence
18
An online service's "Terms of Use" may specify what kinds of conditions?
You are forbidden from illegal activity or harassment within the service
Individuals are free, but businesses have to pay
All of these are true
You agree that your online behavior can be studied for advertising purposes
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Which of the following acts is acceptable under "fair use" laws for copyrights?
All of these are acceptable under "fair use" rules
You copy a painting and claim it is an original
You use a book for research on a report on a similar topic
You copy the code used in a program and re-sell it under a different name
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What do we call it when large numbers of people make small contributions to a larger project (in any field)?
Public Data
Artificial Intelligence
Crowdsourcing
Citizen Science
