Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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All
of the following are true concerning viruses except __________. a. | viruses are
potentially damaging computer programs | b. | a virus is a segment of a program | c. | many viruses are
generated by chance | d. | damage caused by a virus is called the virus
payload | | |
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Currently, more than __________ known computer virus programs exist. a. | 500 | c. | 6,000 | b. | 50,000 | d. | 85,000 | | | | |
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3.
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A
__________ virus replaces the program that is used to start the computer system with a modified,
infected version of the startup program. a. | boot sector | c. | Trojan horse | b. | file | d. | macro | | | | |
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4.
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A
__________ virus inserts virus code into program files. a. | boot
sector | c. | Trojan
horse | b. | file | d. | macro | | | | |
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5.
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A
__________ is a program that is activated on a specific date. a. | logic
bomb | c. | time
bomb | b. | worm | d. | macro
virus | | | | |
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6.
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A
well-known time bomb virus is the __________ virus, which destroys files on March 6. a. | da
Vinci | c. | Spring
Fever | b. | Michelangelo | d. | Green Caterpillar | | | | |
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Antivirus programs also are called __________. a. | vaccines | c. | virus
remedy | b. | computer medicine | d. | virus fixers | | | | |
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__________ is the use of a computer system without permission. a. | Access
controls | c. | Unauthorized
access | b. | Unauthorized use | d. | Biometic trespass | | | | |
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A
person who tries to break into a computer system is called a __________. a. | cracker | c. | cookie | b. | hacker | d. | both a and b | | | | |
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Computer vandalism includes all of the following except
__________. a. | a student
cutting a computer cable | b. | a student deleting important computer
files | c. | stealing a CD-ROM | d. | individuals
breaking into a school and smashing computers | | |
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The
most common type of software theft is __________. a. | stealing a CD-ROM | c. | software piracy | b. | stealing a
floppy disk | d. | all of the
above | | | | |
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Software licenses are agreements that __________. a. | provide specific
conditions for use of the software | b. | users must accept before using the
software | c. | outline the rights to use the
software | d. | all of the above | | |
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A(n)
__________ is a complete power failure. a. | overvoltage | c. | brownout | b. | blackout | d. | undervoltage | | | | |
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A(n)
__________ is a prolonged undervoltage. a. | overvoltage | c. | brownout | b. | blackout | d. | undervoltage | | | | |
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Copyright laws __________. a. | protect original materials created by students and teachers
posted on the Web | b. | apply to all creative works | c. | are contained in
the Copyright Act of 1976 and its numerous amendments | d. | all of the
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True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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The
symptom or damage caused by a virus is called the virus payload.
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A
logic bomb virus is activated on a particular date.
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Unauthorized access is the use of a computer system or data for unapproved
purposes.
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Unauthorized use is the use of a computer system without permission.
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A
cracker is someone who tries to access computer systems illegally.
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21.
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A
proxy server screens all incoming and outgoing messages.
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22.
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Computer vandalism takes many forms, from a student cutting a computer cable to
individuals breaking in a school and randomly smashing computers.
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A
software license is an agreement that provides recommended conditions for use of the software;
however, users do not have to accept these recommendations before using the software.
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The
prolonged malfunction of a computer system resulting in hardware, software, data, and information
loss is called a spike.
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A
prolonged overvoltage is called a brownout.
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A
complete power failure is a blackout.
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27.
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Surge
protectors may not protect the computer in the event of a large overvoltage, such as a lightning
strike.
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28.
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Surge
protectors are 100 percent foolproof.
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UPS
stands for uninterrupted power spike.
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30.
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An
uninterruptible power supply uses batteries to supply power to the computer during electrical
malfunctions.
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31.
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Schools should never store backup copies at an off-site location.
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32.
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Computer ethics are the moral guidelines that govern the use of computers, networks,
and information systems.
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33.
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By
acquiring data from public and other sources, national marketing organizations can create an
electronic profile of an individual.
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34.
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Web
publishing is the development and maintenance of Web pages.
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35.
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Intellectual property rights issues deal with ownership of online content and
courses.
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36.
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Dot
Kids is part of the U.S. domain on the Internet and functions much like the childrens section
of a public library with content suitable for children under thirteen.
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37.
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Viewing a browser's history list will give you information about what sites have been
visited.
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38.
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Assistive technologies are innovative technologies that can modify or adapt the
classroom for special learning needs.
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39.
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Many
experts are concerned that Web-enhanced textbooks will not be correlated to national and state
curriculum standards and benchmarks.
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40.
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Web-based distance learning has experienced phenomenal growth in K-12
schools.
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Completion
Complete each sentence or
statement.
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41.
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A(n)
____________________ is a potentially damaging computer program designed to attach itself to files
and damage them.
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42.
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The
symptom or damage caused by a virus is called a(n) ____________________.
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43.
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A(n)
____________________ replaces the program used to start the computer system with an infected
version.
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44.
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False
warnings about viruses that often spread via e-mail and over the Internet are known as
____________________.
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45.
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A(n)
____________________ screens all incoming and outgoing messages.
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46.
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____________________ is software provided at no cost to a user by an individual or
company.
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47.
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A(n)
____________________ gives the buyer the right to install software on multiple computers at a single
site.
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48.
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A(n)
____________________ is a malfunction of a computer system.
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49.
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Anything considered ____________________ including software or creative works
is free from copyright restrictions.
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50.
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____________________ is part of the U.S. domain on the Internet and functions much
like the childrens section of a public library with content suitable for children under
thirteen.
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