Class 11 Computer Science: Society, Law and Ethics in Computing
This worksheet assesses your understanding of legal, ethical, and societal implications related to the use of computers and information technology. It covers intellectual property, cybercrime, and privacy.
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- Q1. Which of the following best describes the concept of 'digital footprint'?
- The physical space occupied by the internet servers.
- The collection of data left behind by a user's online activities.
- The number of social media followers a person has.
- A unique identifier for a piece of software.
- Q2. Plagiarism is considered a violation of which of the following intellectual property rights?
- Patent law
- Trademark law
- Copyright law
- Trade secret law
- Q3. What is the primary motivation behind 'phishing' attacks?
- To spread computer viruses for system disruption.
- To gain unauthorized access to classified government data.
- To trick individuals into revealing sensitive information.
- To improve network security by testing vulnerabilities.
- Q4. Which act in India primarily addresses cybercrimes and electronic commerce?
- Indian Penal Code
- Information Technology Act, 2000
- Copyright Act, 1957
- Consumer Protection Act, 2019
- Q5. Ethical hacking, often referred to as 'white-hat' hacking, is performed with what objective?
- To illegally access computer systems for personal gain.
- To damage or disrupt a company's network infrastructure.
- To identify and fix security vulnerabilities of a system with permission.
- To steal intellectual property from competing organizations.
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