Class 11 Computer Science · Chapter 7 · Test 1
Terms of Use
36 MCQs Covers what Terms of Use are, the five common clauses, consequences, ethics and personal rights. Includes Pakistani examples (Daraz, Foodpanda, Careem, PayPak) and the Personal Data Protection Bill.
36 questions · 30 min · 36 marks
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Question 1
Which of the following best describes the main focus of Unit 7?
- AComputer hardware
- BLegal and ethical aspects of computing systems
- CProgramming languages
- DNetwork protocols
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Answer: B
Unit 7 covers Terms of Use, threats, the digital divide and digital citizenship.
Question 2
Why is it important to understand legal and ethical issues in computing?
- ATo improve computer speed
- BTo learn coding faster
- CTo reduce electricity usage
- DTo ensure responsible use and compliance with laws
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Answer: D
Legal and ethical knowledge promotes safe, lawful use.
Question 3
What are Terms of Use?
- ALegal agreements outlining how a service or product can be used
- BInstructions for installing software
- CUser manuals
- DComputer programming rules
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Answer: A
Terms of Use are also called Terms and Conditions or Terms of Service.
Question 4
Who sets the Terms of Use for a service?
- AThe government
- BThe user
- CThe service provider
- DThe internet provider
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Answer: C
The provider (app, website or company) makes the terms and the user must agree.
Question 5
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of Terms of Use?
- ATo clarify user rights
- BTo set programming standards
- CTo provide legal safeguards
- DTo ensure transparency
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Answer: B
Terms of Use are not about programming standards.
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