Cyber07: Cybercities Practice Exam!!
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1. The development of modern computer/information processing can be divided into which 4 categories?
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The pre-industrial age; the industrial age; the mechanical age; the information age
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The premechanical age; the mechanical age; the electro-mechanical age; the electronic age
- C.
The mechanical age; The electro-mechanical age; the electronic age; the wireless age
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The premechanical age; the electro-mechanical age; the electronic age; the cyber age
Correct Answer
B. The premechanical age; the mechanical age; the electro-mechanical age; the electronic ageExplanation
The correct answer categorizes the development of modern computer/information processing into four stages: the premechanical age, the mechanical age, the electro-mechanical age, and the electronic age. This progression reflects the evolution of computing technology from early manual calculation methods to the use of mechanical devices, then to the integration of electrical components, and finally to the development of electronic computers.Rate this question:
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Timeshifting, compressed work week, and job sharing are all examples of:
- A.
Lenient scheduling
- B.
Flexible work options
- C.
Methods of scheduling to avoid
- D.
Unrealistic ideas
Correct Answer
B. Flexible work optionsExplanation
Timeshifting, compressed work week, and job sharing are all examples of flexible work options. These options allow employees to have more control over their work schedules and balance their personal and professional lives more effectively. Timeshifting allows employees to choose their own work hours, compressed work week allows them to work longer hours in fewer days, and job sharing allows two or more employees to share the responsibilities of one full-time position. These options provide flexibility and accommodate different needs and preferences of employees, ultimately enhancing work-life balance and job satisfaction.Rate this question:
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By examining community studies, Marcia Pelly Effrat isolated _____________:
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Four Community Types
- B.
Four Major Research Traditions
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Four Functions of a Community
- D.
None of the above.
Correct Answer
B. Four Major Research TraditionsExplanation
Marcia Pelly Effrat examined community studies and identified four major research traditions. This suggests that she found that there are different approaches or methodologies used in studying communities, and these can be categorized into four distinct traditions. The answer "Four Major Research Traditions" accurately reflects this finding.Rate this question:
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Which philosopher believed that if we all follow our own sense of the common good, we will end up with a community with all the proper attributes?
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Hillery Earlier
- B.
Robert Bellah
- C.
Adam Smith
- D.
Juergan Habermas
Correct Answer
C. Adam SmithExplanation
Adam Smith believed that if individuals follow their own self-interest and pursue their own well-being, it will ultimately lead to the common good and the development of a community with all the proper attributes. This concept is known as the invisible hand, where the pursuit of self-interest in a free market system results in the overall benefit of society. Smith argued that individuals acting in their own self-interest would naturally be led to provide goods and services that are valued by others, leading to economic growth and prosperity for all.Rate this question:
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The concern of having one's personal information be collected and used is:
- A.
Privacy of the person
- B.
Privacy of personal communications
- C.
Privacy of personal data
- D.
Privacy of personal behaviour
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C. Privacy of personal dataExplanation
The concern of having one's personal information be collected and used is related to the privacy of personal data. This means that individuals are worried about their personal information, such as their name, address, phone number, and financial details, being gathered and utilized without their consent. They want to ensure that their personal data is kept confidential and not shared or misused by unauthorized parties.Rate this question:
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Marshall McLuhan said:
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We cannot fully understand the repercussions of the present until the future.
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History is destined to repeat itself and the prospects are not looking favourable.
- C.
We drive into the future using only our rear-view mirror.
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If there is any hope for the future it lies in the power of technology to repair the mistakes of the past.
Correct Answer
C. We drive into the future using only our rear-view mirror.Explanation
This statement by Marshall McLuhan suggests that our understanding of the future is limited by our past experiences and knowledge. It implies that we tend to rely on what we have already seen and experienced, rather than being able to fully comprehend the potential consequences and outcomes of the present moment. In other words, our understanding of the future is shaped by what we have already gone through, similar to how we navigate while driving by looking at the rear-view mirror. The statement highlights the importance of technology in rectifying past mistakes and shaping a better future.Rate this question:
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Full internet connectivity was achieved in 2001. The last place to get connected was:
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Antarctica
- B.
Russia
- C.
Norway
- D.
South Africa
Correct Answer
A. AntarcticaExplanation
Antarctica was the last place to achieve full internet connectivity in 2001. This is because of its remote location and harsh climate, which made it challenging to establish reliable internet connections. The other options, Russia, Norway, and South Africa, had already achieved full internet connectivity before 2001 due to their more accessible locations and developed infrastructure.Rate this question:
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Telework involves taking people to work, rather than taking the work to people.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement is incorrect. Telework actually refers to the practice of working remotely or from a location other than the traditional office setting. It allows individuals to work from home or any other location using telecommunication technology to stay connected with their colleagues and complete their work tasks. It does not involve physically transporting people to their workplace.Rate this question:
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*refresher*Which of the following is not one of the five stages of the Mercantile model?
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Economic Maturity and Central Place Infilling
- B.
Establishment of Exterior Depot Centres
- C.
Emergence of Farm-based Staple Production
- D.
Harvesting of Natural Resources
Correct Answer
B. Establishment of Exterior Depot CentresExplanation
The correct answer is "Establishment of Exterior Depot Centres". This is not one of the five stages of the Mercantile model. The Mercantile model includes the stages of Economic Maturity and Central Place Infilling, Emergence of Farm-based Staple Production, and Harvesting of Natural Resources. The establishment of exterior depot centers is not mentioned as one of the stages in the model.Rate this question:
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The potential impact(s) of the Information Revolution on communities is/are:
- A.
Where we live
- B.
With whom we socialize
- C.
What jobs we do and where we do that job
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
The Information Revolution has the potential to impact communities in various ways. Firstly, it can affect where we live, as advancements in technology enable remote work and telecommuting, allowing individuals to choose their residence based on personal preferences rather than proximity to the workplace. Secondly, it influences with whom we socialize, as digital platforms and social media connect people from different locations and backgrounds, expanding social networks. Lastly, it can alter the job landscape, creating new employment opportunities and transforming traditional industries. Therefore, the potential impacts of the Information Revolution on communities encompass all the mentioned aspects.Rate this question:
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The virtual community of a MUD stands for:
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Multiple-Usage Domain
- B.
Multi-User Detection
- C.
Multiple-Unit Domain
- D.
Multi-User Dungeon
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D. Multi-User DungeonExplanation
A MUD stands for Multi-User Dungeon, which refers to a virtual community where multiple users can interact with each other in a shared online environment. It is typically a text-based online game where players can explore, interact, and complete quests together. The term "dungeon" is often used to describe the game's setting, which is usually a fantasy world filled with monsters, treasures, and challenges.Rate this question:
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There are two federal privacy laws in Canada. Which of the following is one of them?
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Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA)
- B.
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)
- C.
Ontario Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA)
- D.
Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA)
Correct Answer
B. Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)Explanation
The correct answer is Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). This federal privacy law in Canada governs the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information in the private sector. It establishes rules for how organizations must handle personal information and provides individuals with certain rights and protections regarding their personal data. PIPEDA applies to organizations that collect, use, or disclose personal information in the course of commercial activities, with some exceptions for certain provinces that have their own substantially similar legislation.Rate this question:
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According to Lewis, what was the key factor in each significant stage of development of our cities and of our urban community?
- A.
technology
- B.
Transportation
- C.
energy
- D.
Machinery
- E.
None of the above
Correct Answer
A. technologyExplanation
Lewis believed that technology was the key factor in each significant stage of development of our cities and urban community. Technology has played a crucial role in shaping the way cities are designed, built, and function. It has revolutionized transportation systems, energy production and consumption, and the use of machinery in various aspects of urban life. From the invention of the steam engine to the development of smart cities, technology has been instrumental in transforming urban landscapes and improving the quality of life for urban dwellers.Rate this question:
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Network Neutrality refers to:
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An agreement to use the internet for "neutral" and censored content; the "cleanup" of the internet.
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Equal treatment of all Internet content and applications; no content biases.
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consistent internet access worldwide; the neutralization of the "two tier" Internet.
- D.
the abolition of computer and network viruses.
Correct Answer
B. Equal treatment of all Internet content and applications; no content biases.Explanation
Network Neutrality refers to equal treatment of all Internet content and applications, with no content biases. This means that all data on the internet should be treated equally, regardless of its source, destination, or type. Internet service providers should not prioritize or discriminate against any particular content or application. This principle ensures an open and fair internet where users have the freedom to access and share information without any restrictions or biases.Rate this question:
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*refresher*The understanding that large cities grow faster than smaller cities refers to what concept?
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Suburbanization
- B.
Metropolitanization
- C.
Industrialization
- D.
Suburban Sprawl
Correct Answer
B. MetropolitanizationExplanation
Metropolitanization refers to the concept that large cities grow faster than smaller cities. This process involves the expansion and development of urban areas, leading to the concentration of population, economic activities, and infrastructure in metropolitan regions. Metropolitanization is driven by factors such as job opportunities, better amenities, and social and cultural attractions available in larger cities. As a result, smaller cities and rural areas experience a decline in population and economic activity as people migrate to metropolitan areas in search of better opportunities.Rate this question:
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Skilled, continuously educated workers are known as
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V.I.P workforce
- B.
Special
- C.
Human Assets
- D.
Human Capital
Correct Answer
D. Human CapitalExplanation
The term "Human Capital" refers to skilled and continuously educated workers. This concept recognizes that employees are valuable assets to a company, and their knowledge, skills, and abilities contribute to its success. By investing in employee development and education, companies can enhance their human capital and gain a competitive advantage in the market. Therefore, the correct answer is "Human Capital."Rate this question:
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The common internet user (non-academic and non-governmental) has access to what level of internet?
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Level 1
- B.
Level 2
- C.
Level 3
- D.
Level 4
Correct Answer
A. Level 1Explanation
The common internet user has access to Level 1 of the internet. This level refers to the basic access to the internet, allowing users to browse websites, send emails, and access basic online services. It does not include advanced features or privileges that may be available to academic or governmental users.Rate this question:
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Which of the following changes to communication describes how every individual is now a publisher?
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Scope
- B.
Speed
- C.
Method
- D.
Content
Correct Answer
A. ScopeExplanation
The term "scope" refers to the range or extent of something. In the context of communication, the change in scope means that every individual now has the ability to publish and share information to a wide audience. This change is primarily due to the advent of social media and online platforms, which have democratized the publishing process. Previously, only traditional publishers had the power to disseminate information widely, but now anyone with internet access can publish and reach a global audience.Rate this question:
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Keystroke monitoring comes from which of the following monitoring measures:
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Video Surveillance
- B.
Telephone Monitoring
- C.
Computer Monitoring
- D.
Email and Voice Mail
Correct Answer
C. Computer MonitoringExplanation
Keystroke monitoring is a form of computer monitoring that involves tracking and recording the keystrokes made by a user on a computer keyboard. This measure allows for the monitoring of the user's activities, including the websites they visit, the applications they use, and the content they type. Therefore, the correct answer is "Computer Monitoring."Rate this question:
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How has technology redefined social and physical space.
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People and activities have become more concentrated and more urbanized
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people are now free from some of the limiting constraints of space
- C.
People have become lazy and physically complacent
- D.
All of the above
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A and b only
Correct Answer
E. A and b onlyExplanation
Technology has redefined social and physical space by making people and activities more concentrated and urbanized. With the advancements in technology, people are now able to connect and interact with others from different parts of the world, leading to a concentration of social interactions in virtual spaces. Additionally, technology has also made it easier for people to access information, services, and entertainment without being limited by physical constraints. This has resulted in a shift towards urban living and a reduction in the need for physical presence in certain activities. Therefore, the correct answer is "a and b only".Rate this question:
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*refresher*Fordism refers to what?
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Assembly line production.
- B.
Higher standards for employers to treat their workers well.
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Total vertical integration of the manufacturing process.
- D.
Vehicle design and production.
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C. Total vertical integration of the manufacturing process.Explanation
Fordism refers to the concept of total vertical integration of the manufacturing process. This means that a company controls and owns all aspects of production, from the raw materials to the final product. This allows for greater efficiency and control over the entire production process. Fordism was named after Henry Ford, who implemented this approach in his automobile manufacturing plants, revolutionizing the industry and setting the standard for mass production.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is not one of the ten trends from the Digital Future Year Four report?
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We have just begun to see the changes to come in buying online.
- B.
The benefits – and drawbacks – of the internet for children are still coming into focus.
- C.
In America, the digital divide is closing, but is not yet closed as new divides emerge.
- D.
The credibility of the internet is increasing.
Correct Answer
D. The credibility of the internet is increasing.Explanation
The given statement mentions that the credibility of the internet is increasing. However, the question asks for the trend that is not mentioned in the Digital Future Year Four report. Therefore, the statement about the credibility of the internet increasing is not one of the ten trends mentioned in the report.Rate this question:
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Job related benefits of telecommunicating do not include:
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Increased productivity
- B.
Decreased work load
- C.
Improved morale, work satisfaction and motivation
- D.
All of the above are job related benefits of telecommunicating
Correct Answer
B. Decreased work loadExplanation
Telecommuting refers to the practice of working remotely, usually from home, using technology to stay connected with colleagues and complete tasks. While telecommuting offers several job-related benefits, such as increased productivity and improved morale, work satisfaction, and motivation, it does not typically result in a decreased workload. In fact, telecommuting may require individuals to manage their time and workload more efficiently as they are responsible for setting their own schedules and completing tasks independently. Therefore, decreased workload is not considered a job-related benefit of telecommuting.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of communities?
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Personal
- B.
Compleat
- C.
Extended Liability
- D.
As Society
Correct Answer
C. Extended LiabilityExplanation
The correct answer is "Extended Liability" because it is not one of the four types of communities. The four types of communities are Personal, Compleat, Extended, and Society. "Extended Liability" does not fit into any of these categories, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Which sociologist described community as having the two essential characteristics of opportunity and community?
- A.
Adam Smith
- B.
Barry Wellman
- C.
Juergen Habermas
- D.
Lawrence Haworth
Correct Answer
D. Lawrence HaworthExplanation
Lawrence Haworth described community as having the two essential characteristics of opportunity and community. This means that a community provides individuals with the chance to improve their circumstances and also fosters a sense of belonging and connection among its members.Rate this question:
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Our privacy can be protected by:
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Being privacy smart
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legislation
- C.
Voluntary privacy codes
- D.
all of the above
Correct Answer
D. all of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "all of the above" because all three options mentioned - being privacy smart, legislation, and voluntary privacy codes - can contribute to protecting our privacy. Being privacy smart involves taking personal responsibility for safeguarding our privacy by being cautious about sharing personal information. Legislation refers to laws and regulations that are put in place to protect individuals' privacy rights. Voluntary privacy codes are guidelines and standards that organizations can adopt to ensure the privacy of their customers' information. Together, these measures work collectively to protect our privacy.Rate this question:
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*refresher*What are the 4 properties of cities?
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Economy, Culture, Administration, Infrastructure
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Space, Industry, Economy, Government
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Proximity, Production, Capitalization, Management
- D.
Government, Infrastructure, Labour, Culture
Correct Answer
C. Proximity, Production, Capitalization, ManagementExplanation
The correct answer is "Proximity, Production, Capitalization, Management". These four properties are important aspects of cities. Proximity refers to the physical closeness of different elements within the city, such as residential areas, commercial centers, and transportation hubs. Production refers to the economic activities and industries that exist within the city, contributing to its growth and development. Capitalization refers to the availability of financial resources and investments in the city, which support its economic growth. Management refers to the effective governance and administration of the city, ensuring efficient functioning and provision of services to its residents.Rate this question:
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Urbanism is defined as:
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The degree to which a population is concentrated into more urban rather than rural locations
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The extension of the social and behavioural characteristics of urban living across society as a whole
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The physical extension of urban infrastructure into rural regions surrounding cities
- D.
the population concentration of 1,000 or more people and a population density of 400 or more people per square kilometre
Correct Answer
B. The extension of the social and behavioural characteristics of urban living across society as a wholeExplanation
Urbanism is the concept that refers to the extension of the social and behavioral characteristics of urban living across society as a whole. This means that the aspects and ways of life typically associated with urban areas, such as higher population density, diverse cultural activities, and access to various amenities, are spreading and influencing society beyond just the urban regions. It implies that urban living and its characteristics are not limited to specific geographical boundaries but have a broader impact on society as a whole.Rate this question:
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How much of a University Faculty member’s time is supposed to be used for teaching?
- A.
All of it.
- B.
One quarter of it.
- C.
One third of it.
- D.
Half of it.
Correct Answer
C. One third of it.Explanation
A University Faculty member's time is supposed to be divided between teaching, research, and service. While teaching is an important aspect of their role, it is not expected to consume their entire time. Instead, they are expected to spend one-third of their time on teaching, allowing them to dedicate the remaining time to conducting research and contributing to the university community through service activities.Rate this question:
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Who are the “four actors” in education and computing?
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Students, Faculty, Administration, Society
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Organizational structure, culture, Students, Faculty
- C.
Faculty, Students, Society, Designers
- D.
Students, Faculty, Technologists, Administration
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A. Students, Faculty, Administration, SocietyExplanation
The "four actors" in education and computing are students, faculty, administration, and society. These four groups play crucial roles in the field of education and computing. Students are the learners who benefit from the education system and use computing resources. Faculty members are the educators who teach and guide the students. Administration refers to the management and support staff who oversee the educational institutions and ensure smooth operations. Society represents the larger community that influences and is influenced by the education and computing systems. All four actors contribute to the development and success of education and computing.Rate this question:
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What is a memex?
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A device which looks like an ordinary desk.
- B.
An enlarged, intimate supplement to one’s memory.
- C.
Both A & B.
- D.
Neither A nor B.
Correct Answer
C. Both A & B.Explanation
A memex is a device that combines the appearance of an ordinary desk with the functionality of an enlarged, intimate supplement to one's memory. It is not just a regular desk, but a tool that helps enhance and expand one's memory capabilities. Therefore, the correct answer is both A & B.Rate this question:
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Consider the Net Generation, which of the following is not true:
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Consists of people who are part of the baby boom echo--aged from about 7 to 27.
- B.
Are confident, plugged-in and digitally savvy kids.
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Like to watch television more often than past generations.
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Consider technology to be transparent.
Correct Answer
C. Like to watch television more often than past generations.Explanation
The Net Generation consists of individuals who are part of the baby boom echo, aged from about 7 to 27. They are confident, plugged-in, and digitally savvy kids who consider technology to be transparent. However, it is not true that they like to watch television more often than past generations. This generation is more inclined towards digital media and streaming platforms rather than traditional television.Rate this question:
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What type of community would Chinatown in Toronto likely fall under?
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I
- B.
II
- C.
III
- D.
IV
Correct Answer
A. IExplanation
Chinatown in Toronto would likely fall under the category of "ethnic community" or "cultural community" as it is a neighborhood predominantly inhabited by people of Chinese descent, with a distinct Chinese cultural influence in terms of architecture, businesses, and community organizations.Rate this question:
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*refresher* Which of the four perspectives is the following quote describing?"Get on the train because it is leaving the station!"
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Technological Determinism
- B.
Utopianism/Futurism
- C.
Dystopianism/Political economy viewpoint
- D.
SCOT (Social Construction of Technology viewpoint)
Correct Answer
A. Technological DeterminismExplanation
The quote "Get on the train because it is leaving the station!" implies that technology is seen as an unstoppable force that shapes society and individuals have no choice but to adapt to it. This aligns with the perspective of Technological Determinism, which argues that technology drives social change and has a deterministic influence on society. In this viewpoint, technology is seen as having its own independent power and trajectory, and individuals are seen as passive recipients of its effects.Rate this question:
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The word used to describe the motivation behind community interaction is
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Solidary
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Necessary
- C.
Functional
- D.
Opportunity
Correct Answer
C. FunctionalExplanation
Functional is the correct answer because it refers to the purpose or usefulness of community interaction. When people interact within a community, they do so with the intention of achieving a goal or fulfilling a specific function. Community interaction serves a purpose, such as problem-solving, collaboration, or support, which makes it functional. Solidary, necessary, and opportunity do not specifically describe the motivation behind community interaction, whereas functional aligns with the purpose and intention behind it.Rate this question:
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Which of your pieces of identification should not be used unless it is required by law?
- A.
Social Insurance Number
- B.
Credit Card Number
- C.
Driver License Plate
- D.
Student Number
Correct Answer
A. Social Insurance NumberExplanation
The Social Insurance Number should not be used unless required by law because it is a unique identifier issued by the government for specific purposes such as taxation and social benefits. Using it unnecessarily or without proper authorization can increase the risk of identity theft and fraud. Therefore, it is important to protect this sensitive information and only provide it when legally required.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three key factors that Lewis identifies as affecting the city of the future?
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The historical linkages between telecommunications and the evolution of cities
- B.
The linkages between telecommunications and the physical form of cities
- C.
the framework for understanding the relationship between telecommunications and urban form
- D.
The global distribution of technology and technological change in the future
Correct Answer
D. The global distribution of technology and technological change in the futureExplanation
Lewis identifies three key factors that affect the city of the future: the historical linkages between telecommunications and the evolution of cities, the linkages between telecommunications and the physical form of cities, and the framework for understanding the relationship between telecommunications and urban form. However, he does not mention the global distribution of technology and technological change in the future as one of these key factors.Rate this question:
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What are peer-to-peer (p2p) networks typically (or stereotypically) used for?
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Sharing of research files
- B.
Illegal music trafficking
- C.
Playing computer and video games
- D.
Videoconferencing/chat
Correct Answer
B. Illegal music traffickingExplanation
Peer-to-peer (p2p) networks are typically associated with illegal music trafficking. These networks allow users to share files directly with each other, bypassing centralized servers. This has made it easier for individuals to distribute copyrighted music without permission, leading to a rise in illegal music sharing. While p2p networks can also be used for legitimate purposes such as sharing research files or playing computer games, the stereotype has been largely shaped by the prevalence of illegal music trafficking on these networks.Rate this question:
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Communities in Pre-Industrial Cities and Industrial Cities were similar in that they both:
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Were varied in nature
- B.
Shared a common territorial space
- C.
Found the status quo desirable
- D.
Relied primarily on face-to-face communication
Correct Answer
B. Shared a common territorial spaceExplanation
The correct answer is that communities in Pre-Industrial Cities and Industrial Cities shared a common territorial space. This means that the people living in both types of cities inhabited the same physical area or geographic location. This shared space allowed for interaction, collaboration, and the development of social relationships among community members. It also facilitated the exchange of goods, services, and ideas within the community.Rate this question:
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*refresher*According to Paccione, what are the three forms of globalization?
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Political, Social, Economic
- B.
Economic, Political, Cultural
- C.
Architectural, Cultural, Economic
- D.
Political, Social, Cultural
Correct Answer
B. Economic, Political, CulturalExplanation
The correct answer is Economic, Political, Cultural. According to Paccione, globalization can be categorized into three forms: economic globalization, political globalization, and cultural globalization. Economic globalization refers to the integration of economies through trade, investment, and the flow of capital. Political globalization involves the increasing interdependence and cooperation among countries in political matters. Cultural globalization refers to the spread of ideas, values, and cultural practices across different societies. These three forms of globalization are interconnected and influence each other in various ways.Rate this question:
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The CPCC stands for:
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Copyright Protection Collective of Canada
- B.
Censorship Protection Corporation of Canada
- C.
Canadian Private Copying Collective
- D.
Canadian Privacy and Censorship Corporation
Correct Answer
C. Canadian Private Copying CollectiveExplanation
The correct answer is Canadian Private Copying Collective. The CPCC is an organization in Canada that administers the private copying levy, which is a fee collected on blank audio recording media such as CDs and MP3 players. The funds collected are then distributed to eligible Canadian music creators and rights holders as compensation for the private copying of their music.Rate this question:
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Which philosopher coined the term ‘lifeworld’?
- A.
Robert Bellah
- B.
Adam Smith
- C.
Barry Wellman
- D.
Juergen Habermas
Correct Answer
D. Juergen HabermasExplanation
Juergen Habermas is the correct answer because he is the philosopher who coined the term 'lifeworld'. The term refers to the everyday world of human experience, including social interactions, cultural practices, and individual subjectivity. Habermas used this concept to analyze the relationship between individuals and society, emphasizing the importance of communicative action and mutual understanding in shaping the lifeworld.Rate this question:
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What was one of the first recommendations of the Information Highway Advisory Committee?
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Schools should acquire one computer for every student.
- B.
Libraries should provide public access to the internet.
- C.
Newspapers and publications should move towards online readership.
- D.
All schools should be connected to the internet.
Correct Answer
D. All schools should be connected to the internet.Explanation
The correct answer is "All schools should be connected to the internet." This recommendation was made by the Information Highway Advisory Committee. This suggests that the committee believed it was important for all schools to have internet access, highlighting the significance of connectivity in education.Rate this question:
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One reason type II communities differ from type I communities is that:
- A.
It does not share territorial space.
- B.
It does not provide basic functions like food and schooling.
- C.
It lacks higher order goods and services.
- D.
All of the above.
Correct Answer
C. It lacks higher order goods and services.Explanation
Type II communities differ from type I communities because they lack higher order goods and services. This means that they do not have access to or provide more advanced or specialized goods and services beyond the basic functions like food and schooling. This distinction sets type II communities apart from type I communities, which may have a more developed economy and offer a wider range of goods and services.Rate this question:
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*refresher*What were the most important innovations for communications during the Industrial Revolution?
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Morse code, and transportation innovations, as they helped the postal service become more reliable and efficient.
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Morse code and the telegraph.
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The telephone and transportation innovations.
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The telephone and the telegraph.
Correct Answer
D. The telepHone and the telegrapH.Explanation
The telephone and the telegraph were the most important innovations for communications during the Industrial Revolution. These inventions revolutionized long-distance communication, allowing messages to be sent quickly and efficiently over long distances. The telegraph used Morse code to transmit messages through electrical signals, while the telephone allowed for voice communication. Both of these innovations greatly improved the speed and reliability of communication during this time period.Rate this question:
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