/20 ⏰ Time’s Up! Your Quiz Has Been Submitted Computer Chapter 6 : Test # 2 1 / 20 A student is collecting information for a science assignment. Instead of using reliable educational websites, he searches random blogs and unknown webpages, some of which ask for personal information before displaying results. Which action best ensures safe online data searching? A) Use trusted websites B) Open every link C) Share personal data D) Disable browser security Reasoning: Trusted search engines and official websites provide reliable information while reducing privacy and security risks. 2 / 20 While searching for scholarship information online, a student is asked to enter a credit card number and national identity details before viewing the webpage. What should the student do first? A) Leave the website B) Disable antivirus C) Enter requested details D) Refresh the page Reasoning: Legitimate searches rarely require sensitive personal information before allowing access. 3 / 20 Two classmates search for health information online. One uses an official government health website, while the other depends entirely on anonymous discussion forums containing conflicting advice. Which approach is safer and more reliable? A) Official websites B) Anonymous forums C) Random blogs D) Social media comments Reasoning: Government and recognized educational websites generally provide authentic and verified information. 4 / 20 A student receives an interesting news article through social media. Before forwarding it to hundreds of classmates, she checks whether the information is supported by trusted news organizations. Which responsible social networking practice is demonstrated? A) Ignore facts B) Hide identity C) Fast sharing D) Verify information Reasoning: Responsible users verify information before sharing to prevent spreading misinformation. 5 / 20 A teenager regularly posts photographs showing home address, school timetable, and vacation plans publicly because friends requested more updates. Which responsible social networking principle is being ignored? A) Privacy protection B) Profile decoration C) Copyright awareness D) Constructive discussion Reasoning: Oversharing personal information increases privacy and security risks. 6 / 20 During an online discussion, one participant politely disagrees with others using respectful language, while another posts insulting comments to win the argument. Which behavior reflects responsible social networking? A) Personal attacks B) False reporting C) Anonymous trolling D) Respectful communication Reasoning: Respecting others and engaging constructively are key aspects of responsible social networking. 7 / 20 A software developer spends years creating an educational application. Without intellectual property laws, anyone could copy and sell the program without permission. Why are such laws important? A) Reduce innovation B) Increase piracy C) Protect creators D) Slow technology Reasoning: Intellectual property laws encourage creativity by protecting the rights of inventors and creators. 8 / 20 An online shopping website secretly collects customer information and sells it without permission. Which purpose of privacy laws is most directly related to preventing this misuse? A) Faster internet B) Protect personal data C) Improve graphics D) Reduce hardware costs Reasoning: Privacy laws give individuals control over how their personal information is collected and used. 9 / 20 A company plans to invest millions in developing a new medical technology. Investors want assurance that competitors cannot legally copy the invention immediately after release. Which legal protection encourages such innovation? A) Intellectual property B) File compression C) Password policy D) Search engines Reasoning: Intellectual property protection encourages innovation by rewarding original work. 10 / 20 Researchers create a new computer architecture that performs calculations much faster while consuming less electricity than previous designs. Which term best describes this achievement? A) Data backup B) Computing innovation C) Social networking D) Cyberbullying Reasoning: Computing innovation refers to developing new technologies or methods that advance computing. 11 / 20 A company replaces traditional servers with faster processors, larger storage devices, and advanced networking equipment, allowing employees to complete tasks more efficiently. Which category of computing innovation is illustrated? A) Cybercrime B) Hardware advancement C) Digital addiction D) Social networking Reasoning: Improvements in processors, storage, and networking are examples of hardware innovation. 12 / 20 Doctors use artificial intelligence software to analyze medical images and identify diseases more accurately than before. Which computing innovation area is mainly responsible for this improvement? A) File management B) Keyboard design C) Printer technology D) Software development Reasoning: AI applications are software innovations that improve efficiency and decision-making. 13 / 20 Scientists develop wearable devices that communicate with household appliances and healthcare systems automatically through the internet. Which emerging technology is most closely represented? A) Spreadsheet software B) Optical drive C) Word processor D) Internet of Things Reasoning: IoT connects physical devices to exchange and process data automatically. 14 / 20 A physically disabled student controls a computer using voice commands instead of a keyboard and mouse, making learning much easier. Which computing innovation area focuses on such improvements? A) Human-Computer Interaction B) Data encryption C) Network security D) File sharing Reasoning: HCI improves the interaction between humans and computers through accessible interfaces. 15 / 20 A manufacturing company introduces robots to perform repetitive assembly tasks while employees supervise production and quality control. Which positive outcome of computing innovation is best demonstrated? A) Environmental pollution B) Digital addiction C) Data theft D) Increased productivity Reasoning: Automation increases efficiency and reduces repetitive manual work. 16 / 20 Students from different countries attend the same online classroom through video conferencing, allowing them to collaborate on projects without travelling. Which benefit of computing innovation is illustrated? A) Improved communication B) Privacy violation C) Hardware recycling D) System failure Reasoning: Modern communication technologies connect people instantly across the world. 17 / 20 A hospital uses artificial intelligence to recommend treatments based on patient records, helping doctors diagnose illnesses earlier and more accurately. Which positive impact of computing innovation is highlighted? A) Hardware disposal B) Medical advancement C) Cybercrime prevention D) Entertainment growth Reasoning: Computing innovations significantly improve healthcare and medical research. 18 / 20 A teenager spends nearly every waking hour on online games and social media, resulting in poor academic performance, anxiety, and reduced face-to-face interaction with family. Which harmful effect is shown? A) Faster communication B) Digital addiction C) Better education D) Information access Reasoning: Excessive technology use can negatively affect mental health and daily life. 19 / 20 A technology company collects detailed browsing habits, shopping history, and location data from millions of users without clearly informing them. Which harmful effect of computing innovation does this situation represent? A) Privacy concerns B) Transportation safety C) Medical progress D) Productivity increase Reasoning: Unauthorized collection of personal information threatens user privacy. 20 / 20 Millions of outdated computers, smartphones, and batteries are discarded every year, releasing harmful substances into the environment during disposal. Which harmful effect of computing innovation is directly illustrated? A) Electronic waste B) Improved education C) Faster processing D) Better networking Reasoning: Electronic waste contributes to pollution and environmental damage if not managed responsibly. 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