Chapter 11 Quiz

What is the term used to describe the shared moral code of conduct that we follow in our daily lives?

• Cyber ethics

• Netiquette

• Ethics

• Online behavior

What does 'cyber ethics' refer to?

• The moral principles that govern a person's behavior on the internet

• The shared moral code of conduct in our daily lives

• The etiquette used in emails and letters

• The laws and regulations of the internet

What does 'netiquette' stand for?

• Network ethics

• Internet regulations

• Network etiquette

• Cyber laws

Which of the following is an example of practicing netiquette?

• Stealing someone's personal information online

• Posting respectfully on message boards

• Ignoring the privacy of others online

• Downloading content illegally

What does the term "ethical responsibilities" refer to in the context of the web?

• The legal consequences of one's actions online

• The behaviors and actions in the cyberworld that mirror who we are in the real world

• The technical skills required to use the Internet

• The privacy settings one should use on social media

As a student, what is one ethical responsibility you have on the web?

• To ensure fast internet connectivity

• To create as many online accounts as possible

• To avoid plagiarism by not using someone else's words as your own

• To report classmates who are not following the rules

What can be a consequence of plagiarism, even if it doesn't result in legal trouble?

• Receiving a medal for originality

• Being promoted in school

• Failing a school assignment

• Getting a discount on school fees

What is one of the legal factors that should be taken into account as a responsible cyber citizen?

• Social media etiquette

• Intellectual property rights

• Online gaming regulations

• Email communication standards

What do copyright laws protect?

• The physical properties of a product

• The exclusive rights over the work of inventors and designers

• The creations of writers and artists

• The privacy of online users

What do patents protect in comparison to copyright laws?

• Exclusive rights over the work of writers and artists

• Creations of musicians and students

• Distinctive symbols, names, and trademarks

• Inventions and trademarks