ITE115 Chapter 14

Jason is reading a novel for school on his e-reader. He tries to print a portion of the novel so he can share it with a classmate who lost her copy. However, the e-reader will not allow the book to be printed. What content protection measure is preventing Jason from printing? A. Digital rights management (DRM) B. Public domain C. Copyright D> Fair use doctrine

A. Digital rights management (DRM)

What rules should guide your behavior when you interact with friends and coworkers on social media? A. Netiquette B. Code of conduct C. Acceptable use policy (AUP) D. Digital inclusion

A. Netiquette

During a regional state of emergency, an Internet service provider offered three months of free Internet access to anyone affected by the crisis. This effort was intended to help reduce the impact of ___________. A. digital inclusion B. data breaches C. the digital divide D. digital access

C. the digital divide

Kristy just received a laptop from her employer so she can work from home. She wonders if she can also use the laptop for personal activity, such as streaming movies. What documentation should Kristy check to find the answer to her question? A. Acceptable use policy (AUP) B. Knowledge base C. Code of conduct D. Warranty

A. Acceptable use policy (AUP)

Marley stayed up late to watch the planet Mars rise in the east. She had read online that Mars was unusually close to the Earth in its orbit and would look nearly as large as the moon. However, she only saw stars, and the next morning she ended up oversleeping because of her late bedtime. Marley was the victim of __________. A. distracted driving B. a data breach C. a hoax D. the digital divide

C. a hoax

Alvaro is having lower back pain from working long hours on his computer. Which of the following strategies could help him solve this problem? Choose two. A. Don't text and walk. B. Switch to a standing desk. C. Take frequent breaks. D. Use speech-to-text technology E. Both switch to a standing desk and take frequent breaks

E. Both switch to a standing desk and take frequent breaks

Curtis decided to leave his smartphone in his car as he heads out for a day long hike. This is an example of a ______________. A. digital detox B. technology addiction C. digital footprint D. repetitive strain injury

A. digital detox

Brad donates his old phone to a nearby charity, which refurbishes phones and offers them at no cost to challenged populations in the area. These people can use the free phones to help them find housing, employment, and other community resources. This program supports ______________. A. digital inclusion B. the Internet of Things (IoT) C. an acceptable use policy (AUP) D. the digital divide

A. digital inclusion

Hunter has dyslexia and struggles to understand text when he reads it to himself. It seems assigned class readings always make more sense when someone else reads them to him. What tool can help Hunter study more independently? A. Alternative keyboard B. Screen reader C. Alt text D. Screen magnifier

B. Screen reader

Bailey reads wikis at the beginning of his research project to get his bearings on the topic. He switches to peer-reviewed journals and professional publications for his formal sources. Why does Bailey not use wikis as formal sources? A. No one is familiar with wikis. B. Wikis can be heavily biased. C. Users cannot post false information in wikis. D. Experienced editors verify changes made to wiki articles.

B. Wikis can be heavily biased.

Edward shares a blog post on social media that says the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has changed their recommendation for flu shots. He is quickly bombarded by other people saying his information is wrong. What did Edward fail to do? A. Check the blog post for bad grammar. B. Post an opposing point of view to maintain balance. C. Check the blog post for accessibility features, such as alt text. D. Verify the content with an authoritative source.

D. Verify the content with an authoritative source.

Laney just bought a new smartphone. She's already downloaded her contacts information and other data from the cloud. Now she's copying her photos from her old phone onto the new device. Once her new phone has all her data, what should she do next with the old phone? A. Reset the old phone to factory settings. B. Donate the old phone to a nonprofit organization for refurbishing. C. Throw away the old phone. D. Create a backup of all data on the old phone.

A. Reset the old phone to factory settings.

Which of the following problematic behaviors relies solely on the use of digital technology? A. Harassment B. Cyberbullying C. Repetitive strain injuries D. Distracted driving

B. Cyberbullying

Which of the following is NOT a responsible way to dispose of an old smartphone after removing your data from the device? A. Donate it to a charity. B. Remove the battery and throw it in the trash. C. Trade it for credit at a technology store. D. Take it to a recycling facility.

B. Remove the battery and throw it in the trash.

Josie is scrolling through her social media newsfeed when she sees a photo of her that a friend posted. The photo is embarrassing and was taken without Josie's knowledge when she was staying at the friend's house. Josie requests the photo be taken down. Josie is managing her own ___________. A. public domain B. digital footprint C. data breach D. netiquette

B. digital footprint

Paige is designing a web page that will contain instructions for how to use a new web conferencing tool at her work. She formats best practice tips in green, and she formats warning information in red. Which employees might struggle with this formatting? A. People with visual impairments using screen magnifiers B. People reading the web page on their smartphones C. People with color blindness D. People with hearing impairments

C. People with color blindness

Genevieve loves playing video games with friends on her Xbox connected to her TV. However, she's careful to get up, stretch, and walk around at least once every hour. What problem is this habit most likely helping her avoid? A. Text neck B. Technology addiction C. Accidental falls D. Repetitive strain injury

D. Repetitive strain injury

Francis closely monitors customer reviews on Google for his landscaping business. Most customers post high praise for his work; however, today he discovered an extremely negative review posted by someone claiming the name "Superman." Clearly, this is a fake name, and Francis has no way of following up with the person to determine what he can do to resolve the problem or even to know if it's a real customer. This is an example of __________. A. software piracy B. spamming C. plagiarism D. catfishing

D. catfishing

Bruce realizes he's getting a cramp in his neck after texting with his buddy for several minutes. He puts the phone down and takes his dog for a walk. This is an example of ____________. A. digital literacy B. digital etiquette C. digital security D. digital citizenship

D. digital citizenship

When Hafsa writes a research paper for her psychology class, ________________ allow(s) her to quote small portions of a research study published by an industry leading expert without asking his permission first. A. copyright B. digital rights management (DRM) C. intellectual property rights D. the fair use doctrine

D. the fair use doctrine