Course Review Quiz On ICT Tools
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This quiz was created by Lola and Isabel, both participants in an online course at the Trinity College of London conducted by E-consultants team
Questions and Answers
- 1.
What does RSS stand for?
- A.
Really simple syndication
- B.
Really simple site
- C.
Real syndication system
Correct Answer
A. Really simple syndicationExplanation
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. It is a web feed format used to publish frequently updated content such as blog posts, news articles, and podcasts. RSS allows users to subscribe to websites and receive updates in a standardized format, making it easier to stay updated with multiple sources of information.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which of the following is true about blogs and wikis ?
- A.
Blogs have comments while wikis don’t
- B.
Blogs are usually centred around one person
- C.
Wikis are usually centred around one person
Correct Answer
B. Blogs are usually centred around one personExplanation
Blogs are usually centered around one person because they are personal online journals or platforms where individuals can share their thoughts, opinions, and experiences. They often have a single author who controls the content and publishes posts regularly. On the other hand, wikis are collaborative platforms where multiple users can contribute and edit content. They are not centered around one person but rather focus on collective knowledge and collaboration.Rate this question:
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- 3.
You are writing a twitter message. How many characters can your message contain?
- A.
120
- B.
140
- C.
160
Correct Answer
B. 140Explanation
The correct answer is 140. Twitter originally limited tweets to 140 characters to allow for easy sharing and quick reading on the platform. This character limit includes letters, numbers, punctuation, and spaces. However, in November 2017, Twitter expanded the character limit to 280 characters for most languages, allowing users to express themselves more freely in their tweets.Rate this question:
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- 4.
An application for creating your own social network is
- A.
Jing
- B.
Ping
- C.
Ning
Correct Answer
C. NingExplanation
Ning is the correct answer because it is a popular application that allows users to create their own social network. Jing and Ping are not commonly used for this purpose, so they are incorrect options.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which of these is not a bookmarking tool?
- A.
Diggo
- B.
Del. ico.us
- C.
Sparknotes
Correct Answer
C. SparknotesExplanation
Sparknotes is not a bookmarking tool because it is a website that provides study guides and literary analysis for various books and plays. It is not designed for saving and organizing bookmarks like Diggo and Del. ico.us, which are both popular bookmarking tools used to save and categorize web pages for future reference.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Which definition does not fit Moodle ?
- A.
Social networking
- B.
Open source course
- C.
Virtual Learning environment
Correct Answer
A. Social networkingExplanation
Moodle is not primarily known as a social networking platform. While it does have some social networking features, such as discussion forums and messaging, its main purpose is to serve as an open source course management system and virtual learning environment.Rate this question:
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