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CPSC 1100 - Technology in Action 18e - Chapter 8
CPSC 1100 - Technology in Action 18e - Chapter 8
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The term ___ refers to the use of a single unifying device that handles media, Internet, entertainment, and phone needs.
mobile switching center
digital convergence
multimedia message service
telephony
2
What is the act of copying text or ideas from someone else and claiming them as your own?
Copyleft
Plagiarism
Trademark infringement
Copyright abuse
3
To protect a movie, what category of intellectual property would be used?
Copyright
Service mark
Trademark
Patent
4
What is a system of access control that allows only limited use of material that has been legally purchased?
MDR
DDM
DRM
DRR
5
What is a popular copyleft license used for software?
NonCommercial (NC)
General Public License (GNU)
Software Copy License (SCL)
Creative Commons (CC)
6
Which of the following is not an example of a digital music file format?
MP3
AAC
ACCDB
WMA
7
Which of the following is not true about borrowing e-books?
There is no limit to how long you can borrow an e-book.
There is never a late fee.
You can search for which library has the e-book you want to read.
Libraries have limited number of e-books they can lend.
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One app used to access the Dark Web is the ________ Browser.
Tor
Lor
Sor
Zor
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What does the Digital Living Network Alliance standardize?
The convergence of devices.
The codecs used in video compression.
The compilation of available e-texts.
The sampling rate used to create MP3 files.
10
Which of the following is not true about fake news?
It is most often spread through social media.
It is a type of hoax.
Fake news is not used for financial gain.
It is intended to spread misinformation.
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The Apple logo would be considered a ________.
patent
trademark
service mark
copyright