Class 11 Computer Science · Chapter 7 · Test 4
Digital Citizenship
38 MCQs Covers the positive and negative impact of computing, digital citizenship, ethical use of information and critical thinking.
38 questions · 30 min · 38 marks
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Sample questions
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Question 1
The positive societal impact of computing systems:
- ASpread of misinformation
- BImproved information accessibility
- CHeightened privacy concerns
- DWidened technology gap
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Answer: B
(Textbook exercise MCQ 7.)
Question 2
The practice considered ethical when using information:
- ACopying content without permission
- BIgnoring source attribution
- CUsing unverified information
- DRespecting copyright and avoiding plagiarism
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Answer: D
(Textbook exercise MCQ 8.)
Question 3
Which of the following is NOT responsible digital behavior?
- ASpreading false information online
- BUsing secure websites
- CRespecting online privacy
- DReporting suspicious activity
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Answer: A
(Textbook exercise MCQ 9.)
Question 4
The reason for understanding bias during information evaluation:
- AIgnoring other viewpoints
- BValidating all sources equally
- CRecognizing the source's agenda
- DAvoiding evaluation altogether
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Answer: C
(Textbook exercise MCQ 6.)
Question 5
Which is a positive impact of computing?
- AMore misinformation
- BFaster communication and online learning
- CMore privacy leaks
- DMore job losses
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Answer: B
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