1st Year Computer Chapter 8 TestOnline Research and Digital Literacy

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 10 × 1 = 10)

1. An essential component of ethical research:

   1. Collecting data regardless of participant privacy

   2. Avoiding plagiarism and giving proper credit

   3. Publishing only positive results

   4. Ignoring consent if research is important

2. The essential skill for evaluating online sources:

   1. Guessing the source's credibility

   2. Knowing the content creator's name

   3. Checking if content is from a trusted entity

   4. Reading the content multiple times

3. How are academic journals different from other online sources?

   1. They contain expert opinions only

   2. They are peer-reviewed and provide trustworthy, scholarly information

   3. They are written for entertainment purposes

   4. They are not available online

4. What is the main purpose of a trademark?

   1. To protect a product's appearance

   2. To prevent copying of inventions

   3. To identify and distinguish a brand's products from others

   4. To allow free usage of a company's name

5. What is the principle of integrity in research ethics?

   1. Misrepresenting research data

   2. Being honest and transparent in reporting findings

   3. Making the research look impressive

   4. Ignoring participant consent

6. The key component of digital literacy.

   1. Writing poetry

   2. Understanding agricultural methods

   3. Using digital tools effectively

   4. Practicing public speaking

7. Which of the following is an example of using technology in digital literacy?

   1. Writing a report using word processing software

   2. Browsing through a dictionary

   3. Reading a newspaper

   4. Watching television

8. The meaning of "peer-reviewed" article:

   1. Edited by a single expert

   2. Published in a magazine

   3. Reviewed by other experts in the field

   4. Freely available online

9. Boolean operator used to exclude a term from search results:

   1. OR

   2. AND

   3. NOT

   4. NEITHER

10. What should researchers do before involving participants in a study?

    1. Hide the purpose of the study from them

    2. Ensure the study causes harm

    3. Obtain informed consent from the participants

    4. Share their personal details without permission