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  1. A teacher wants students to collaboratively edit a document in real time without emailing files back and forth. Which tool is BEST suited for this purpose?

    Answer: Google Docs shared via link

    Google Docs enables simultaneous real-time editing by multiple users through a shared link without file transfers.

  2. Which type of software license allows users to freely use, modify, and distribute the source code?

    Answer: Open-source license

    Open-source licenses grant users the right to view, modify, and redistribute source code under specified terms.

  3. A student submits a paper that was partly written by an AI tool without disclosure. According to digital citizenship principles, this is problematic primarily because of:

    Answer: Academic dishonesty and lack of attribution

    Submitting AI-generated work without disclosure violates academic integrity by misrepresenting the origin of the work.

  4. In a spreadsheet, which function would you use to find the average of values in cells B2 through B20?

    Answer: =AVERAGE(B2:B20)

    =AVERAGE(B2:B20) calculates the arithmetic mean of all values in the specified cell range.

  5. What does the term 'phishing' refer to in cybersecurity?

    Answer: Fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information by impersonating a trusted entity

    Phishing involves deceptive emails or websites that impersonate legitimate organizations to steal credentials or personal data.

  6. Which accessibility feature benefits users who are unable to use a traditional mouse or keyboard?

    Answer: Switch access or voice control input

    Switch access and voice control allow users with motor impairments to navigate and interact with devices using alternative inputs.

  7. A teacher uses a Learning Management System (LMS) to post assignments and track student progress. Which of the following is a common example of an LMS?

    Answer: Canvas

    Canvas is a widely used LMS that enables teachers to distribute assignments, grades, and instructional materials online.

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