Tcubillos - Seventh Grade ICT Semester Test
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Pharming is more efficient than phising because
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Attacks several users at the same time
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Steals more money
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Uses criminals more intelligent
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Has more storage capacity
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PRINT VIRTUAL REPORT BEFORE CLOSING WEBPAGE ACCORDING TO THE TEACHER INSTRUCTIONS AND SEND IT BY EMAIL
GOALS WILL BE EVALUATED IN THIS TEST ARE:
GOAL 1. � FIRST BIMESTER. Discuss issues relating to safety in Internet
GOAL 1. � SECOND BIMESTER. �Describe purpose and components of computer networks, their classification and topologies
GOAL 2. � FIRST BIMESTER. � Create a presentation manipulating its� basic See moreelements
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Web 2.0 WebPages allow users to
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Share information
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Collaborate on content
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Create their own content
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
Web 2.0 WebPages allow users to share information, collaborate on content, and create their own content. This means that users can not only consume information but also actively participate in the creation and sharing of content. Web 2.0 platforms provide a more interactive and user-centered experience, allowing individuals to contribute and engage with others in various ways. Therefore, the correct answer is "all of the above" as it encompasses all the mentioned options.Rate this question:
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Phishing
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Use e-mail as a tool to attack users
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Can be prevented deleting all e-mail messages
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Is a virus
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Can be prevented using a strong password
Correct Answer
A. Use e-mail as a tool to attack usersExplanation
Phishing is a type of cyber attack where attackers use email as a tool to deceive and trick users into revealing sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or personal data. The attackers often impersonate a trustworthy entity to gain the user's trust and then manipulate them into taking actions that compromise their security. Deleting all email messages is not an effective prevention method for phishing attacks as it does not address the root cause of the problem. Using a strong password can help protect against other types of attacks but may not necessarily prevent phishing attacks.Rate this question:
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Spam is
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The use of e-mail to send messages only to friends
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The use of e-mail to send unsolicited messages
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The use of e-mail to hack other users
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A virus
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A. The use of e-mail to send unsolicited messagesExplanation
Spam refers to the use of email to send unsolicited messages, which are typically promotional or advertising in nature. These messages are sent to recipients who have not given their consent to receive them, making it an unwanted form of communication. Spamming is considered unethical and can be a nuisance for email users who have to filter through and delete these unwanted messages from their inbox.Rate this question:
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A website that allows users to work together to create the content is known as
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Media uploading sites
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Social network
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Wiki
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None of the above
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A. WikiExplanation
A website that allows users to work together to create content is known as a wiki. This type of website enables users to collaborate and edit the content collectively. Unlike media uploading sites, which focus on sharing and uploading media files, and social networks, which primarily aim at connecting individuals, a wiki platform is specifically designed for collaborative content creation. Therefore, the correct answer is wiki.Rate this question:
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A computer that is not connected to a network is known as a
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Personal computer
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Client computer
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Standalone computer
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Server computer
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A. Standalone computerExplanation
A computer that is not connected to a network is known as a standalone computer because it operates independently and does not rely on any external network for its functionality. It is typically used for personal or individual purposes, where it does not need to communicate or share data with other computers. Unlike a server computer, which is designed to provide services and resources to other computers on a network, a standalone computer does not have the capability to connect or interact with other computers.Rate this question:
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Using a computer connected to a network allows us to
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Have a lot of monitors in the same computer
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Share resources such as printers and internet connection
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Store data only in my computer
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Share resources such as printers and internet connectionExplanation
Using a computer connected to a network allows us to share resources such as printers and internet connection. This means that multiple users can access and use the same printer and internet connection, eliminating the need for each user to have their own separate printer or internet connection. This can be cost-effective and efficient, as it allows for the sharing of resources among multiple users.Rate this question:
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LAN stands for
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Local Administration Network
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Labeled Adjust Network
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Lonely Access Network
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Local Area Network
Correct Answer
A. Local Area NetworkExplanation
LAN stands for Local Area Network. A Local Area Network is a network of computers and devices that are connected within a limited area, such as a home, office, or building. It allows for the sharing of resources, such as files, printers, and internet connections, among the connected devices. LANs are typically used in small-scale environments and provide high-speed and reliable communication between devices.Rate this question:
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Bluetooth networking works over very shorts distances, and with devices belonging to one user, then this type of network can be called
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LAN
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PAN
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WLAN
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WAN
Correct Answer
A. PANExplanation
Bluetooth networking works over very short distances, typically within a range of 10 meters. It is designed for personal use and allows devices belonging to one user to connect and communicate with each other. Therefore, this type of network is called a Personal Area Network (PAN).Rate this question:
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In this type of network every computer is connected to a central device such as a switch, this topology is known as
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Mixed network
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Bus network
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Ring network
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Star network
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A. Star networkExplanation
A star network is a type of network where every computer is connected to a central device, such as a switch. In this topology, all communication between computers is done through the central device. This type of network is commonly used in modern Ethernet networks, where the central device acts as a hub for all the connected devices. The star network provides better performance and reliability compared to other topologies, as any issues with one computer or connection do not affect the rest of the network.Rate this question:
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In Microsoft PowerPoint two elements of the ribbon are
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Title bar and state bar
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Tool bar and menu tabs
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Quick access tool bar and office button
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View buttons and zoom control
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A. Tool bar and menu tabsExplanation
The correct answer is "Tool bar and menu tabs". In Microsoft PowerPoint, the toolbar provides quick access to commonly used commands and functions, while the menu tabs contain a variety of options and features grouped into categories. These elements allow users to easily navigate and access different tools and functions within PowerPoint.Rate this question:
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Master slide is used to
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Set your own presentation style
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Make presentations faster
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Insert pictures easier
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Change slide background
Correct Answer
A. Set your own presentation styleExplanation
A master slide is used to set your own presentation style. It allows you to define the overall look and feel of your presentation by setting the background, font styles, colors, and other design elements. By creating a master slide, you can ensure consistency throughout your presentation and save time by not having to manually format each individual slide. It is a useful tool for creating professional and visually appealing presentations.Rate this question:
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Notes are used in a presentation for
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Being displayed in the presentation
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Remembering ideas before playing presentation
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Adding pictures
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Doing nothing
Correct Answer
A. Remembering ideas before playing presentationExplanation
Notes are used in a presentation to help the presenter remember key ideas or points that they want to discuss or emphasize when giving the presentation. These notes serve as a guide for the presenter, ensuring that they cover all the important information and stay on track during the presentation. It allows them to have a reference point and helps them remember any additional information or examples they want to include.Rate this question:
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Transition effect is
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The same than animation one
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The movement between slides
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The movement of slide elements
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Not a PowerPoint element
Correct Answer
A. The movement between slidesExplanation
The transition effect refers to the movement between slides in a PowerPoint presentation. It is the visual effect that occurs when one slide transitions to the next. This can include effects such as fading, sliding, or zooming. The transition effect adds visual interest and helps to smoothly move from one slide to another, enhancing the overall presentation experience for the audience.Rate this question:
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If you want to see footer and slide number in a presentation you must
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Do nothing
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Open normal view
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Insert a text box
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Activate them and type footer
Correct Answer
A. Activate them and type footerExplanation
To see the footer and slide number in a presentation, you need to activate them and then type "footer". This means that you have to enable the footer and slide number feature in the presentation software and then manually enter the desired text for the footer. This action will display the footer and slide number on each slide of the presentation.Rate this question:
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