1. Which IT ethics policy discloses some or all of the ways an organization gathers, uses, discloses and manages customer or client data?
A. Email privacy
B. Information privacy Correct
C. Acceptable use
D. Social media
Explanation
Information privacy (a.k.a. privacy policy) is the formal document that explains exactly how an organization collects, stores, uses and shares personal data, thereby fulfilling disclosure obligations under most data-protection regulations.
2. What is the purpose of the Internet Use portion of the IT ethics policy?
A. To identify company branding for use in communications
B. To specify which email messages may be read by others
C. To specify what a user can and cannot do with company printers
D. To improve worker productivity Correct
Explanation
An Internet-use policy sets boundaries for web, email and social-media activity during work hours, preventing time-wasting sites and behaviors, which directly boosts employee productivity.
3. What are ecological results of the expanded use of technology? (Choose 2)
A. Lengthened life span of computer equipment
B. Increased carbon emissions Correct
C. Increased energy consumption Correct
D. Decreased electronic waste
E. More people purchasing computer equipment
Explanation
Wider technology adoption drives higher electricity demand and greater COâ‚‚ emissions; it also shortens hardware life cycles, raisingâ€â€not loweringâ€â€e-waste, while energy use climbs.
4. What is an advantage of virtualization?
A. Allows for greater workload stagnation
B. Increases reliance on manual operations
C. Reduces the cost of ownership and makes IT simpler to manage Correct
D. Restricts the availability of resources
Explanation
Virtualization consolidates many logical servers onto fewer physical hosts, cutting hardware, power and maintenance costs while centralizing management through a single pane of glass.
5. Which term describes a type of computer built using environmentally friendly materials and designed to save energy?
A. Workstation
B. Green Correct
C. Server
D. Personal
Explanation
In IT, 'green' computers are specifically engineered with recyclable components, low-power CPUs and energy-efficient power supplies to minimize environmental impact over their life cycle.