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1.
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(A) I and III only
(B) I and II only
(C) III and IV only
(D) II, III and IV only
2. Which of the following is an advantage of Computer Aided Design (CAD)?
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(A) Being able to share and collaborate on designs with peers across the globe in an instant.
(B) Being able to use blueprints
(C) Being able to solve any architectural or design problem.
(D) CAD is less cost-effective than hand-drawn designs
3. Which of the following is true about the Digital Millennium Copyright Act?
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(A) The act enforces that all files are distributed on the internet strictly under the terms of their copyright.
(B) The act has been a benefit only to commercial interests, without any benefit to artists.
(C) The act has both benefits and challenges in making copyrighted material available worldwide.
(D) The act has been a benefit only to artists, without any benefit to commercial interests.
4. Which of the following is NOT an example of plagiarism?
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(A) A student copies and pastes an analysis of a poem from another person’s literary review website onto her own paper and submits it as her own without attribution.
(B) A student refers to the fact that Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States, without providing a citation.
(C) A student changes the tense of a written piece from first person to second person and submits it as his own work. No attribution is needed since the tense was changed from first person to second person.
(D) A student uses a complicated idea from a source in her paper with no attribution
5. Many companies, like Amazon, collect data on their customers in order to make decisions on how to change their business. Which of the following is an example of data exploitation?
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(A) An online store uses search history to customize ads for individual users
(B) An online store uses purchase history to determine future stock levels
(C) An online store uses date and time to determine when most shopping occurs
(D) An online store uses location to determine what parts of the county to advertise in
6. What is true of a peer-to-peer network?
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(A) All file sharing is illegal
(B) Copyright material is often distributed for free
(C) Users cannot be traced
(D) Personal information can never be accidentally given out
7. Which of these would be an example of a smart building?
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(A) WiFi access requires no password
(B) Sensors are used to detect and adjust the levels of air conditioning and humidity
(C) The building was built with up-to-date network such as FIOS
(D) A building with a cell tower on top
8. Which of the following is true about a smart grid?
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(A) They will be able to reroute energy in case of an emergency
(B) They will be less effective than the current power monitoring systems
(C) They will cost more money for homeowners but less for businesses
(D) They will help individuals to rely less on technology
9. Which problem could be solved with a sensor network?
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(A) The local store has had a series of shoplifters
(B) A company thinks a hacker is trying to access their database records
(C) College students struggle to connect to WiFi during peak hours at school
(D) People that live near a river often have to evacuate homes and businesses
10. Which of the following is true about software licenses?
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(A) Most give the owner a specific number of times to reinstall the software
(B) All software must be licensed and copyrighted
(C) All software licenses are the same.
(D) Software licenses have no legal consequences if the acceptance terms are not followed
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