Question 1
What does copyright give creators?
- Legal control over use of their work
- Free hardware upgrades
- Automatic internet access
- A faster CPU
Question 2
What is plagiarism?
- Presenting someone else’s work as your own
- Backing up data regularly
- Encrypting personal data
- Sorting records in a database
Question 3
What does open-source software allow users to do?
- View and modify source code under its licence
- Hide all source code permanently
- Use it only offline
- Sell without licence terms
Question 4
What is proprietary software?
- Has restricted use under owner terms
- Has no licence at all
- Is always free to modify
- Can only run on Linux
Question 5
What does the Computer Misuse Act 1990 make illegal?
- Unauthorised access to computer systems
- Using strong passwords
- Creating data backups
- Owning a personal computer
Question 6
How must personal data be processed under UK data protection law?
- Processed lawfully and fairly
- Shared publicly by default
- Stored forever regardless of need
- Sold without consent
Question 7
What does data minimisation mean?
- Collect only data that is necessary
- Collect all possible data
- Delete all data daily
- Store only paper records
Question 8
What does purpose limitation mean for personal data?
- Only for the stated reason it was collected
- For any future purpose
- Only for marketing
- Only outside school
Question 9
What can individuals request under data protection rights?
- Access to their personal data
- The server source code
- All company passwords
- A permanent admin account
Question 10
What can people request if their personal data is wrong?
- Rectification
- Decryption
- Defragmentation
- Virtualisation
Question 11
What does the ICO in the UK do?
- Enforces data protection and information rights law
- Builds school networks
- Manufactures CPUs
- Writes browser engines
Question 12
What is the digital divide?
- Unequal access to digital technology
- A type of malware
- A database indexing method
- A programming paradigm
Question 13
What is e-waste?
- Discarded electronic devices
- Encrypted website traffic
- Data stored in RAM
- A type of cloud backup
Question 14
What is a major environmental impact of data centres?
- High energy use
- No electricity use
- No cooling requirement
- No maintenance costs
Question 15
What is a good way to reduce e-waste?
- Repair and reuse devices
- Replace devices weekly
- Delete browser history
- Increase screen brightness
Question 16
What can biased training data in AI lead to?
- Unfair outcomes
- Perfect accuracy always
- No legal concerns
- No need for testing
Question 17
What is one privacy concern with smart devices?
- Unwanted data collection
- No internet connection
- No storage space
- No software updates
Question 18
What do strong access controls help organisations to do?
- Protect sensitive data
- Increase plagiarism
- Remove all backups
- Bypass authentication
Question 19
How can using cloud services reduce environmental impact?
- Using shared resources more efficiently
- Doubling all hardware use
- Eliminating all security risks
- Removing all need for networks
Question 20
What is the most ethical way to handle user data?
- Be transparent and get valid consent
- Collect secretly without limits
- Ignore deletion requests
- Share all data publicly
Question 21
Why is accessibility an ethical issue in computing?
- Digital services should be usable by people with disabilities
- Accessibility only improves processor speed
- Accessibility removes all legal requirements
- Accessibility is needed only for quizzes
Question 22
What is informed consent for data collection?
- Users understand and agree before data is collected
- Users are told only after data is sold
- Users are automatically opted in without notice
- Users must share all personal data to use a service