Quiz on Ch1

What is cyberethics?

• The study of ethical issues only.

• The study of legal issues only.

• The study of ethical, legal, and social issues related to technology.

• The study of technical issues only.

What is the main goal of studying cyberethics?

• To develop new computers.

• To evaluate the impact of technology on social, legal, and ethical systems.

• To design computer programs.

• To improve internet speed.

What is cybertechnology?

• Communication devices only.

• Standalone computers only.

• A wide range of computing and communication devices.

• The internet only.

What types of networks are mentioned in the text?

• LAN and WAN.

• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

• 3G and 4G.

• Ethernet and DSL.

Why is the term "cyberethics" more accurate than "computer ethics"?

• Because it is limited to computers only.

• Because it includes ethical issues related to all forms of cybertechnology.

• Because it focuses only on the internet.

• Because it ignores legal issues.

What is the difference between "cyberethics" and "internet ethics"?

• There is no difference.

• Cyberethics includes all forms of cybertechnology, while internet ethics is limited to internet-connected devices.

• Cyberethics focuses only on computers.

• Internet ethics includes only social issues.

In which phase did large standalone computers emerge?

• Phase 1 (1950-1960).

• Phase 2 (1970-1980).

• Phase 3 (1990-Present).

• Phase 4 (Present-Near Future).

What ethical issues emerged in Phase 2 (1970-1980)?

• Data privacy only.

• Intellectual property and computer crimes.

• Artificial intelligence only.

• Nanotechnology.

What ethical issues emerged in Phase 3 (1990-Present)?

• Free speech and anonymity.

• Artificial intelligence only.

• Nanotechnology.

• Electronic chips.

What technologies emerged in Phase 4 (Present-Near Future)?

• Artificial intelligence and advanced robotics.

• Large mainframe computers.

• The internet only.

• Local networks.