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101. |
Why might transferring money between different e-payment systems be problematic? |
A. | All systems use the same currency. |
B. | Transfers are usually instantaneous. |
C. | Many systems lack interoperability and may require currency exchange. |
D. | Transfer fees are typically very low. |
Answer» C. Many systems lack interoperability and may require currency exchange. |
102. |
What is a smart card? |
A. | A loyalty card for a specific store |
B. | A virtual credit card stored on a phone |
C. | A plastic card with an embedded microchip for data storage and processing |
D. | A type of contactless payment method |
Answer» C. A plastic card with an embedded microchip for data storage and processing |
103. |
What is one of the main advantages of using smart cards? |
A. | Enhanced security features and encryption |
B. | Universal compatibility with all readers |
C. | Low production cost |
D. | Unlimited storage capacity |
Answer» A. Enhanced security features and encryption |
104. |
Which of the following is a concern regarding the privacy of smart card information? |
A. | Smart cards are highly resistant to hacking. |
B. | Users have complete control over their data. |
C. | Information is stored locally on the card. |
D. | Potential access or misuse by unauthorized entities, including governments |
Answer» D. Potential access or misuse by unauthorized entities, including governments |
105. |
How can smart cards be beneficial in healthcare? |
A. | Storing insurance information and medical history |
B. | Providing secure access to critical medical records and prescriptions |
C. | Monitoring patient vital signs remotely |
D. | Facilitating online medical consultations |
Answer» B. Providing secure access to critical medical records and prescriptions |
106. |
What is a key characteristic of electronic payment in e-commerce? |
A. | It involves paperless monetary transactions. |
B. | It requires physical presence at a bank. |
C. | It is more time-consuming than manual processing. |
D. | It limits market reach for businesses. |
Answer» A. It involves paperless monetary transactions. |
107. |
Which e-commerce payment method directly deducts funds from the customer's bank account? |
A. | Credit Card |
B. | Debit Card |
C. | E-Wallet |
D. | Smart Card |
Answer» B. Debit Card |
108. |
What is the function of a CVN (Card Verification Number) in online credit card payments? |
A. | To store the cardholder's PIN |
B. | To track the cardholder's spending habits |
C. | To encrypt the cardholder's personal information |
D. | To enhance security and help detect fraudulent transactions |
Answer» D. To enhance security and help detect fraudulent transactions |
109. |
What is an e-wallet? |
A. | A physical wallet for storing credit cards |
B. | A type of cryptocurrency |
C. | A prepaid account that stores payment information for multiple cards and accounts |
D. | A mobile app for online banking |
Answer» C. A prepaid account that stores payment information for multiple cards and accounts |
110. |
What is the primary benefit of using net banking for e-commerce payments? |
A. | It allows direct payment from the customer's bank account without a physical card. |
B. | It offers rewards points and cashback on purchases. |
C. | It provides anonymity for online transactions. |
D. | It eliminates the need for internet access. |
Answer» A. It allows direct payment from the customer's bank account without a physical card. |
111. |
How does mobile payment work for e-commerce transactions? |
A. | By using NFC (Near Field Communication) technology |
B. | By sending a payment request through text message or mobile app |
C. | By scanning a QR code displayed on the merchant's website |
D. | By making a voice call to the customer's bank |
Answer» B. By sending a payment request through text message or mobile app |
112. |
What is B2B marketing? |
A. | Marketing to individual consumers |
B. | Marketing through social media platforms |
C. | Marketing to government agencies |
D. | Marketing products or services to other businesses |
Answer» D. Marketing products or services to other businesses |
113. |
What is brand strategy? |
A. | A long-term plan for developing a successful brand |
B. | A short-term promotional campaign |
C. | A method of measuring brand awareness |
D. | A set of guidelines for brand logo design |
Answer» A. A long-term plan for developing a successful brand |
114. |
What is data warehousing? |
A. | The process of deleting large amounts of data |
B. | The process of constructing and using a data warehouse for analytical reporting |
C. | The practice of collecting data from unauthorized sources |
D. | A type of data encryption method |
Answer» B. The process of constructing and using a data warehouse for analytical reporting |
115. |
What is data mining? |
A. | The process of storing data in a secure location |
B. | The practice of manipulating data for fraudulent purposes |
C. | The process of analyzing large datasets to identify patterns and relationships |
D. | A type of data compression technique |
Answer» C. The process of analyzing large datasets to identify patterns and relationships |
116. |
What is a key advantage of viral marketing? |
A. | Guaranteed sales conversion |
B. | Control over message dissemination |
C. | Potential for wide reach at low cost |
D. | High barrier to entry |
Answer» C. Potential for wide reach at low cost |
117. |
Why is viral marketing considered non-invasive? |
A. | Users choose to share the content willingly. |
B. | It does not collect any user data. |
C. | It bypasses traditional advertising channels. |
D. | It relies on personal recommendations. |
Answer» A. Users choose to share the content willingly. |
118. |
What is CRM (Customer Relationship Management)? |
A. | A software for managing employee payroll |
B. | A system for tracking inventory levels |
C. | A platform for online advertising |
D. | A strategy for managing interactions with customers |
Answer» D. A strategy for managing interactions with customers |
119. |
Which of the following is a key feature of CRM? |
A. | Product design and development |
B. | Tracking customer interactions and history |
C. | Managing supply chain logistics |
D. | Financial accounting and reporting |
Answer» B. Tracking customer interactions and history |
120. |
How can CRM benefit businesses? |
A. | Improve customer satisfaction and loyalty |
B. | Reduce employee productivity |
C. | Increase operational costs |
D. | Complicate business processes |
Answer» A. Improve customer satisfaction and loyalty |
121. |
What is a cookie in the context of e-business? |
A. | A type of malware |
B. | A form of online payment |
C. | A small text file stored on a user's computer by a website |
D. | A method of data encryption |
Answer» C. A small text file stored on a user's computer by a website |
122. |
How are cookies used in e-commerce? |
A. | To track user browsing history across different websites |
B. | To display targeted advertising based on user interests |
C. | To remember user login details and preferences |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
123. |
What type of cookie is used to keep items in an online shopping cart? |
A. | Session cookie |
B. | Permanent cookie |
C. | Third-party cookie |
D. | Secure cookie |
Answer» A. Session cookie |
124. |
What is permission marketing? |
A. | Marketing to a specific target audience |
B. | Marketing to consumers who have explicitly agreed to receive communication |
C. | Marketing through social media influencers |
D. | Marketing through unsolicited email |
Answer» B. Marketing to consumers who have explicitly agreed to receive communication |
125. |
Which of the following is an example of permission marketing? |
A. | Cold calling potential customers |
B. | Displaying pop-up ads on websites |
C. | Opt-in email subscriptions |
D. | Sending unsolicited text messages |
Answer» C. Opt-in email subscriptions |
126. |
What is affiliate marketing? |
A. | An arrangement where one party promotes another party's products for a commission |
B. | A type of influencer marketing |
C. | A form of paid advertising |
D. | A method of market research |
Answer» A. An arrangement where one party promotes another party's products for a commission |
127. |
What is the primary focus of Business-to-Business (B2B) marketing? |
A. | Individual consumers |
B. | Government agencies |
C. | Non-profit organizations |
D. | Other businesses and organizations |
Answer» D. Other businesses and organizations |
128. |
Which of the following is NOT a key element of a brand strategy? |
A. | Consumer needs and emotions |
B. | Long-term goals and objectives |
C. | Short-term sales promotions |
D. | Competitive landscape analysis |
Answer» C. Short-term sales promotions |
129. |
Data warehousing involves several key processes. Which of the following is NOT one of them? |
A. | Data cleaning |
B. | Data mining |
C. | Data integration |
D. | Data consolidation |
Answer» B. Data mining |
130. |
What is the primary goal of data mining? |
A. | Identify patterns and relationships in data |
B. | Store and organize large datasets |
C. | Create visually appealing dashboards |
D. | Collect data from various sources |
Answer» A. Identify patterns and relationships in data |
131. |
Which of the following is a significant advantage of viral marketing? |
A. | Low cost due to user-driven sharing |
B. | Guaranteed control over message dissemination |
C. | Limited reach to specific target audiences |
D. | High cost of production and distribution |
Answer» A. Low cost due to user-driven sharing |
132. |
What does CRM stand for in a business context? |
A. | Customer Revenue Management |
B. | Consumer Relationship Marketing |
C. | Customer Relationship Management |
D. | Corporate Resource Management |
Answer» C. Customer Relationship Management |
133. |
Which of the following is NOT a common feature of CRM systems? |
A. | Tracking customer interactions |
B. | Managing sales pipelines |
C. | Automating marketing tasks |
D. | Inventory control and management |
Answer» D. Inventory control and management |
134. |
What is the primary function of cookies in the context of e-business? |
A. | Spread viruses and malware |
B. | Enhance user experience on websites |
C. | Track user activity for malicious purposes |
D. | Store sensitive personal information |
Answer» B. Enhance user experience on websites |
135. |
Which type of cookie is used to remember your login details on a website? |
A. | Session cookie |
B. | Permanent cookie |
C. | Third-party cookie |
D. | Authentication cookie |
Answer» B. Permanent cookie |
136. |
What is the key principle behind permission marketing? |
A. | Sending unsolicited marketing messages |
B. | Targeting consumers without their knowledge |
C. | Obtaining consent before sending marketing materials |
D. | Interrupting consumers with unwanted promotions |
Answer» C. Obtaining consent before sending marketing materials |
137. |
Which marketing approach relies on users spreading a message like a virus? |
A. | Viral marketing |
B. | Affiliate marketing |
C. | Permission marketing |
D. | Influencer marketing |
Answer» A. Viral marketing |
138. |
Which of the following is a significant benefit of implementing a CRM system? |
A. | Increased paperwork and manual processes |
B. | Reduced customer satisfaction and loyalty |
C. | Higher operational costs and reduced efficiency |
D. | Improved customer retention and increased profitability |
Answer» D. Improved customer retention and increased profitability |
139. |
How does a CRM system contribute to cost-effectiveness in a business? |
A. | Reduces reliance on paper and manual work |
B. | Increases the need for a large sales team |
C. | Requires expensive and complex technologies |
D. | Complicates customer interaction and tracking |
Answer» A. Reduces reliance on paper and manual work |
140. |
What is a key advantage of having centralized customer information in a CRM? |
A. | Increased data silos and reduced accessibility |
B. | Slower response times to customer inquiries |
C. | Faster access to customer data and improved productivity |
D. | Decreased ability to personalize customer interactions |
Answer» C. Faster access to customer data and improved productivity |
141. |
How does improved customer satisfaction relate to business growth? |
A. | Satisfied customers lead to increased competition |
B. | Satisfied customers are more likely to become repeat customers |
C. | Satisfied customers have no impact on business growth |
D. | Satisfied customers are more likely to switch to competitors |
Answer» B. Satisfied customers are more likely to become repeat customers |
142. |
What is the term for the marketing of products or services to other businesses? |
A. | B2C Marketing |
B. | B2B Marketing |
C. | C2C Marketing |
D. | Direct Marketing |
Answer» B. B2B Marketing | |
Explanation: B2B stands for Business-to-Business, referring to transactions between businesses. |
143. |
Which of the following is a defining characteristic of a brand strategy? |
A. | Short-term sales promotions |
B. | Immediate profit maximization |
C. | Long-term brand building |
D. | Tactical marketing campaigns |
Answer» C. Long-term brand building | |
Explanation: Brand strategy focuses on the long-term development and management of a brand. |
144. |
What is the primary purpose of data warehousing in e-business? |
A. | Support analytical reporting and decision-making |
B. | Store transactional data for daily operations |
C. | Manage website content and design |
D. | Handle customer service inquiries |
Answer» A. Support analytical reporting and decision-making | |
Explanation: Data warehousing enables businesses to analyze large datasets for insights and decision-making. |
145. |
Data mining techniques are often used in e-business for which purpose? |
A. | Website development and design |
B. | Customer relationship management |
C. | Supply chain optimization |
D. | Predictive modeling and trend analysis |
Answer» D. Predictive modeling and trend analysis | |
Explanation: Data mining helps businesses predict future trends by identifying patterns in historical data. |
146. |
Which of the following is a potential drawback of viral marketing? |
A. | Low cost and high return on investment |
B. | Increased brand awareness and visibility |
C. | Limited control over message dissemination |
D. | Guaranteed positive brand association |
Answer» C. Limited control over message dissemination | |
Explanation: While viral marketing offers potential for wide reach, controlling the message's spread can be challenging. |
147. |
What type of data does a CRM system typically manage? |
A. | Customer interactions, sales, and marketing data |
B. | Financial records, inventory levels, and production data |
C. | Human resources information, employee data, and payroll |
D. | Research and development data, patent information, and technical specifications |
Answer» A. Customer interactions, sales, and marketing data | |
Explanation: CRM systems centralize customer data for a comprehensive view of customer interactions. |
148. |
Which of the following is a benefit of using cookies in e-commerce? |
A. | Increased website loading times |
B. | Personalized product recommendations |
C. | Sharing sensitive data with third parties |
D. | Reduced security and increased vulnerability |
Answer» B. Personalized product recommendations | |
Explanation: Cookies enable personalized recommendations by tracking user browsing history. |
149. |
What distinguishes permission marketing from other forms of marketing? |
A. | Use of mass media advertising |
B. | Reliance on unsolicited email campaigns |
C. | Focus on interrupting consumers with messages |
D. | Emphasis on obtaining consent from consumers |
Answer» D. Emphasis on obtaining consent from consumers | |
Explanation: Permission marketing prioritizes obtaining explicit consent from consumers before sending marketing messages. |
150. |
What is a primary goal of affiliate marketing? |
A. | Building brand awareness through social media |
B. | Conducting market research and analysis |
C. | Expanding marketing reach through partnerships |
D. | Developing new products and services |
Answer» C. Expanding marketing reach through partnerships | |
Explanation: Affiliate marketing aims to expand a company's reach by leveraging the networks of affiliates. |
151. |
How does CRM contribute to customer retention? |
A. | By enabling personalized interactions and improved customer service |
B. | By reducing the need for customer support and interaction |
C. | By focusing solely on acquiring new customers |
D. | By automating generic marketing messages and promotions |
Answer» A. By enabling personalized interactions and improved customer service | |
Explanation: CRM helps businesses understand customer needs and preferences, leading to improved satisfaction and loyalty. |
152. |
Why is centralized data storage in CRM beneficial for businesses? |
A. | It creates data silos and limits access to information. |
B. | It provides a single source of truth for customer data. |
C. | It increases data redundancy and inconsistency. |
D. | It makes it harder to track customer interactions. |
Answer» B. It provides a single source of truth for customer data. | |
Explanation: Centralized data ensures consistency, accessibility, and a unified view of customer information. |
153. |
How does increased customer satisfaction typically impact a business's bottom line? |
A. | It leads to decreased customer loyalty and retention. |
B. | It has no direct impact on revenue or profitability. |
C. | It often translates into higher revenue and profitability. |
D. | It increases the cost of customer acquisition and retention. |
Answer» C. It often translates into higher revenue and profitability. | |
Explanation: Higher customer satisfaction often leads to repeat business, positive word-of-mouth, and increased profitability. |
154. |
What is the primary target of a cybercrime classified as a crime against an individual? |
A. | Financial data |
B. | Personal privacy and safety |
C. | Government infrastructure |
D. | Corporate websites |
Answer» B. Personal privacy and safety | |
Explanation: Crimes against individuals in the digital realm often involve direct harm or intrusion upon a person's well-being or rights. |
155. |
Which of the following is a commonly used term for cybercrime? |
A. | Computer crime |
B. | Internet offense |
C. | Digital delinquency |
D. | Electronic mischief |
Answer» A. Computer crime | |
Explanation: Cybercrime and computer crime are often used interchangeably to describe illegal activities involving computers. |
156. |
The Information Technology Act, 2000 aims to replace which traditional method of communication in legal transactions? |
A. | Verbal agreements |
B. | Telegraphic messages |
C. | Paper-based communication |
D. | Registered mail |
Answer» C. Paper-based communication | |
Explanation: The IT Act 2000 was enacted to transition from paper-based legal processes to electronic ones. |
157. |
Which of the following is NOT a primary objective of the Information Technology Act, 2000? |
A. | Legalizing electronic transactions |
B. | Authenticating information using digital signatures |
C. | Enabling electronic filing of documents |
D. | Mandating online dispute resolution for cybercrime |
Answer» D. Mandating online dispute resolution for cybercrime | |
Explanation: While the IT Act promotes secure electronic transactions, it doesn't specifically mandate online dispute resolution mechanisms. |
158. |
Under Section 43 of the IT Act 2000, what is the penalty for unauthorized access to a computer system? |
A. | Imprisonment up to three years |
B. | Fine up to five lakh rupees |
C. | Compensation to the affected party |
D. | Mandatory community service |
Answer» C. Compensation to the affected party | |
Explanation: Section 43 focuses on compensation to the affected party rather than a predetermined fine. |
159. |
Which section of the IT Act 2000 specifically addresses compensation for neglecting to protect sensitive personal data? |
A. | Section 43A |
B. | Section 44 |
C. | Section 65 |
D. | Section 66 |
Answer» A. Section 43A | |
Explanation: Section 43A highlights the responsibility of entities handling sensitive data to implement proper security measures. |
160. |
What is the maximum penalty for failing to furnish information or returns as required by the IT Act 2000? |
A. | Imprisonment for one year |
B. | Fine up to one lakh fifty thousand rupees |
C. | Suspension of online business operations |
D. | Confiscation of computer equipment |
Answer» B. Fine up to one lakh fifty thousand rupees | |
Explanation: Section 44 outlines the penalty for non-compliance with requests for information or reports. |
161. |
Which section of the IT Act 2000 deals with the act of tampering with computer source documents? |
A. | Section 66 |
B. | Section 67 |
C. | Section 65 |
D. | Section 69 |
Answer» C. Section 65 | |
Explanation: Section 65 criminalizes the act of intentionally altering or destroying computer code or programs. |
162. |
What is the punishment for a second conviction under Section 67 of the IT Act 2000, related to publishing obscene material? |
A. | Fine up to five lakh rupees |
B. | Imprisonment up to three years |
C. | Community service and mandatory counseling |
D. | Imprisonment up to five years and fine up to ten lakh rupees |
Answer» D. Imprisonment up to five years and fine up to ten lakh rupees | |
Explanation: Section 67 outlines escalating penalties for repeat offenders involved in the distribution of obscene content. |
163. |
Under which section of the IT Act 2000 does the government have the power to intercept or monitor computer information? |
A. | Section 69 |
B. | Section 71 |
C. | Section 72 |
D. | Section 73 |
Answer» A. Section 69 | |
Explanation: Section 69 grants the government the authority to access and monitor digital information under specific circumstances. |
164. |
What is the punishment for misrepresenting information to obtain a license or digital signature certificate under the IT Act 2000? |
A. | Revocation of license and a fine up to five lakh rupees |
B. | Imprisonment up to two years or fine up to one lakh rupees, or both |
C. | Mandatory training on ethical digital conduct |
D. | Community service and a public apology |
Answer» B. Imprisonment up to two years or fine up to one lakh rupees, or both | |
Explanation: Section 71 emphasizes the importance of honesty and transparency when applying for licenses or digital certificates. |
165. |
Which section of the IT Act 2000 specifically addresses the breach of confidentiality and privacy? |
A. | Section 72 |
B. | Section 73 |
C. | Section 74 |
D. | Section 75 |
Answer» A. Section 72 | |
Explanation: Section 72 focuses on the repercussions of unauthorized disclosure of electronic information obtained through legal means. |
166. |
What is the penalty for publishing a digitally signed certificate for fraudulent purposes under the IT Act 2000? |
A. | Revocation of certificate and a fine up to five lakh rupees |
B. | Compulsory ethical hacking training |
C. | Imprisonment up to two years or fine up to one lakh rupees, or both |
D. | Community service and a public apology |
Answer» C. Imprisonment up to two years or fine up to one lakh rupees, or both | |
Explanation: Section 74 highlights the legal consequences of misusing digital certificates for illegal activities. |
167. |
Which section of the IT Act 2000 clarifies that the Act is applicable to offenses committed outside India? |
A. | Section 73 |
B. | Section 74 |
C. | Section 76 |
D. | Section 75 |
Answer» D. Section 75 | |
Explanation: Section 75 extends the jurisdiction of the IT Act to cover cybercrimes committed by individuals even beyond the geographical boundaries of India. |
168. |
What is the provision for compounding offenses under sections 77A and 77B of the IT Act 2000? |
A. | Offenses with three years imprisonment are cognizable. |
B. | All offenses are compoundable with a fine. |
C. | Offenses committed outside India are not compoundable. |
D. | Only offenses against individuals are compoundable. |
Answer» A. Offenses with three years imprisonment are cognizable. | |
Explanation: Sections 77A and 77B provide guidelines for handling offenses, particularly those involving imprisonment of three years or more. |
169. |
Which rank of police officer is authorized to investigate offenses under the IT Act 2000, as per Section 78? |
A. | Constable |
B. | Sub-Inspector |
C. | Inspector |
D. | Superintendent of Police |
Answer» C. Inspector | |
Explanation: Section 78 designates the minimum rank required for a police officer to conduct investigations related to cybercrime. |
170. |
Which of the following is NOT a primary category of cybercrime? |
A. | Crimes against individuals |
B. | Crimes against property |
C. | Crimes against the government |
D. | Crimes against educational institutions |
Answer» D. Crimes against educational institutions | |
Explanation: Cybercrime is typically categorized based on the target – individuals, property, or government. Educational institutions are not a primary target category. |
171. |
Which type of cybercrime involves harassing or threatening someone online? |
A. | Cyberstalking |
B. | Hacking |
C. | Online identity theft |
D. | Ransomware attack |
Answer» A. Cyberstalking | |
Explanation: Cyberstalking is a form of harassment that takes place online, often using electronic communication to threaten or intimidate the victim. |
172. |
What is the main motive behind most online scams or internet fraud? |
A. | To spread awareness about social causes |
B. | To disrupt government websites |
C. | To steal money or financial information |
D. | To gain access to personal photos and videos |
Answer» C. To steal money or financial information | |
Explanation: The primary goal of online scams is to deceive individuals into voluntarily giving up their money or financial information. |
173. |
What type of cybercrime involves gaining unauthorized access to a computer system or network? |
A. | Cyberstalking |
B. | Hacking |
C. | Online identity theft |
D. | Ransomware attack |
Answer» B. Hacking | |
Explanation: Hacking is the act of exploiting system vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to devices or networks. |
174. |
Which cybercrime involves stealing someone's personal information for financial gain? |
A. | Cyberstalking |
B. | Hacking |
C. | Online identity theft |
D. | Ransomware attack |
Answer» C. Online identity theft | |
Explanation: Online identity theft occurs when criminals steal personal information, such as social security numbers or bank details, for financial gain. |
175. |
What type of malware is used in a ransomware attack? |
A. | Virus |
B. | Trojan horse |
C. | Worm |
D. | Ransomware |
Answer» D. Ransomware | |
Explanation: Ransomware is a specific type of malware that encrypts the victim's data and demands a ransom for its release. |
176. |
Which of the following is a common method used to carry out online identity theft? |
A. | Phishing emails |
B. | Social media posts |
C. | Online surveys |
D. | Text messages |
Answer» A. Phishing emails | |
Explanation: Phishing emails are designed to trick individuals into revealing their personal information, often by mimicking legitimate institutions. |
177. |
What is the term for a person who engages in hacking activities? |
A. | Cyberstalker |
B. | Hacker |
C. | Phisher |
D. | Scammer |
Answer» B. Hacker | |
Explanation: A hacker is an individual who uses their technical skills to gain unauthorized access to computer systems or networks. |
178. |
What is a common target for cybercriminals committing crimes against property? |
A. | Personal blogs |
B. | Social media profiles |
C. | Organization's website |
D. | Government databases |
Answer» C. Organization's website | |
Explanation: Cybercriminals often target an organization's website to steal data, disrupt operations, or deface their online presence. |
179. |
What is the term for cybercrimes that target governments? |
A. | Cyberwarfare |
B. | Cyberespionage |
C. | Cyberattack |
D. | Cyberterrorism |
Answer» D. Cyberterrorism | |
Explanation: Cyberterrorism involves acts of hacking or disruption targeting government systems or infrastructure. |
180. |
Which of the following is a potential consequence of a successful cyberterrorism attack? |
A. | Widespread panic and disruption of essential services |
B. | Increased funding for cybersecurity research |
C. | Improved international cooperation in cyberspace |
D. | Reduced reliance on technology |
Answer» A. Widespread panic and disruption of essential services | |
Explanation: Cyberterrorism can have severe real-world consequences, including widespread panic and disruption of essential services. |
181. |
What type of cybercrime involves the downloading, selling, or distribution of child pornography? |
A. | Cyberstalking |
B. | Online child abuse |
C. | Internet fraud |
D. | Ransomware attack |
Answer» B. Online child abuse | |
Explanation: Online child abuse encompasses various activities, including the creation, distribution, and possession of child sexual abuse material. |
182. |
What is a common payment method demanded by cybercriminals in ransomware attacks? |
A. | Credit cards |
B. | Bank transfers |
C. | Bitcoins |
D. | Gift cards |
Answer» C. Bitcoins | |
Explanation: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are often demanded in ransomware attacks due to their decentralized and relatively anonymous nature. |
183. |
What type of cybercrime involves posing as a representative of a charitable organization to solicit donations? |
A. | Charity fraud |
B. | Investment fraud |
C. | Romance scam |
D. | Job scam |
Answer» A. Charity fraud | |
Explanation: Charity fraud is a specific type of online scam where criminals exploit people's generosity for financial gain. |
184. |
What is the purpose of the hash function used in digital signatures, as per the IT Act 2000? |
A. | To encrypt the message |
B. | To decrypt the message |
C. | To create a unique digital fingerprint |
D. | To transmit the message securely |
Answer» C. To create a unique digital fingerprint | |
Explanation: A hash function creates a unique digital fingerprint of a message or document, ensuring its integrity and authenticity. |
185. |
What type of cryptosystem is mandated for digital signatures in the IT Act 2000? |
A. | Asymmetric cryptosystem |
B. | Symmetric cryptosystem |
C. | Hybrid cryptosystem |
D. | Elliptic curve cryptosystem |
Answer» A. Asymmetric cryptosystem | |
Explanation: Asymmetric cryptography, using separate keys for encryption and decryption, enhances security in digital signatures. |
186. |
Which of the following is NOT a feature of the Cyber Regulatory Appellate Tribunal under the IT Act 2000? |
A. | Handles appeals against orders of the Controller |
B. | Conducts independent investigations into cybercrimes |
C. | Hears appeals against orders of the Adjudicating Officer |
D. | Its decisions can be challenged in the High Court |
Answer» B. Conducts independent investigations into cybercrimes | |
Explanation: The Cyber Regulatory Appellate Tribunal handles appeals related to orders passed by the Controller or Adjudicating Officer. It does not conduct independent investigations. |
187. |
What is the maximum amount of compensation that can be levied on a body corporate for failing to protect sensitive personal data, as per Section 43A of the IT Act? |
A. | One crore rupees |
B. | Two crore rupees |
C. | Three crore rupees |
D. | Five crore rupees |
Answer» D. Five crore rupees | |
Explanation: Section 43A specifies a maximum penalty of five crore rupees for negligence in safeguarding sensitive personal data. |
188. |
Which of the following describes e-commerce? |
A. | doing business electronically |
B. | doing business |
C. | sale of goods |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» A. doing business electronically |
189. |
Which of the following is part of the four main types for e-commerce? |
A. | b2b |
B. | b2c |
C. | c2b |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
190. |
Which segment do eBay, Amazon.com belong? |
A. | b2bs |
B. | b2cs |
C. | c2bs |
D. | c2cs |
Answer» B. b2cs |
191. |
Which type of e-commerce focuses on consumers dealing with each other? |
A. | b2b |
B. | b2c |
C. | c2b |
D. | c2c |
Answer» D. c2c |
192. |
Which segment is eBay an example? |
A. | b2b |
B. | c2b |
C. | c2c |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» D. none of the above |
193. |
Which type deals with auction? |
A. | b2b |
B. | b2c |
C. | c2b |
D. | c2c |
Answer» D. c2c |
194. |
In which website Global Easy Buy is facilitated? |
A. | ebay.com |
B. | amazon.com |
C. | yepme.com |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. ebay.com |
195. |
The best products to sell in B2C e-commerce are: |
A. | small products |
B. | digital products |
C. | specialty products |
D. | fresh products |
Answer» B. digital products |
196. |
Which products are people most likely to be more uncomfortable buying on the Internet? |
A. | books |
B. | furniture |
C. | movies |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. furniture |
197. |
Which products are people most likely to be comfortable buying on the Internet? |
A. | books |
B. | pcs |
C. | cds |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
198. |
Digital products are best suited for B2C e-commerce because they: |
A. | are commodity like products |
B. | can be mass-customized and personalized |
C. | can be delivered at the time of purchase |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
199. |
The solution for all business needs is |
A. | edi |
B. | erp |
C. | scm |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. erp |
200. |
All of the following are techniques B2C e-commerce companies use to attract customers, except: |
A. | registering with search engines |
B. | viral marketing |
C. | online ads |
D. | virtual marketing |
Answer» D. virtual marketing |
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