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Technology Literacy Flashcards

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  1. What does 'phishing' mean in the context of cybersecurity?

    Answer: A scam that tricks users into revealing personal information

    Phishing attacks use deceptive emails or websites to trick users into providing sensitive information like passwords.

  2. A student creates a bar chart in a presentation. What is the PRIMARY purpose of this visual?

    Answer: To compare data across different categories clearly

    Bar charts are designed to visually compare quantities across categories, making data easier to interpret.

  3. Which of these is an example of SECONDARY storage?

    Answer: Hard drive

    Secondary storage like a hard drive holds data permanently, unlike RAM which loses data when power is off.

  4. What is 'open source' software?

    Answer: Software whose source code is freely available for anyone to view and modify

    Open source software has publicly available source code that can be freely used, modified, and distributed.

  5. When evaluating a website's credibility, which factor is MOST important?

    Answer: The author or organization is identified and verifiable

    Identifying and verifying the author or publishing organization is key to assessing whether a source is trustworthy.

  6. What is the function of a 'search engine algorithm'?

    Answer: To rank and retrieve web pages most relevant to a search query

    Search engine algorithms analyze and rank web pages based on relevance, authority, and other signals to match user queries.

  7. Which action demonstrates RESPONSIBLE digital citizenship?

    Answer: Crediting sources when using online content

    Giving credit to original creators respects intellectual property and is a key principle of responsible digital citizenship.

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