8º - Internet and Ethical use of Technology

The Cold War provided the resources needed to build Internet.

The Cold War concentrated the nations to get strategic advantages.

The Cold War improved the international relationships.

The Cold War ordered east and west in a different way.

None of above.

A powerful computer used over the Internet.

A computer that brings the opportunity to work simultaneously to a hundreds of users.

A computer that saves information in the Internet.

All of the above.

80's

90's

70's

60's

None of the above.

Is a special computer connected to a network.

Is a special computer connected directly to the Internet.

Is a special computer disconnected to a network.

All of the above.

Is an unique identifier to connect a device to a network.

Is a piece of hardware important to connect to the Internet.

Is a number to identify a specific group of computers in the Internet.

None of the above.

It is a special computer designed to browse the internet.

It is a company to save information in the client computers connected to the Internet.

It is a company that provides the service to connect client computers to the Internet.

None of the above.

To communicate.

To Share.

To inform.

To connect.

All of the above.

To communicate.

To connect.

To share.

To inform.

None of the above.

To share.

To connect.

To inform.

To communicate.

None of the above.

To connect devices.

To communicate people.

To share information.

To provide useful information about user.

None of the above.

Rules of etiquette that apply when communicating over computer networks, especially the Internet.

Rules of etiquette that apply when people use communications devices.

Common guidelines include being courteous and precise, and avoiding cyber-bullying and obey copyright laws.

All of the above.

Is a special kind of hacker that uses malicious intentions to attack information systems.

Is an specific computer virus that attacks the computer like a trojan horse.

Is an specific software which is designed to disrupt, damage, or gain authorized access to a computer system.

All of the above.