Straighterline IT101 Information Technology Fundamentals Graded Topic Test
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Question 1 of 16
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answer. - Question 1
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privacy
privacy
can be defined as the state of being free from intrusion or disturbance in one’s
personal life or affairs.
Response for: undefined
Correct.
Question 2 of 16
Question 2
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During his regular maintenance and troubleshooting activities, an IT administrator
comes into possession of classified company information about new business plans.
Which of the following would not be considered an unethical action for him to take
based on this information?
, offer a competitor the information in return for a large sum of money or a lucrative
position in the company
casually discuss the business plans with friends and colleagues in an informal setting
delete the classified information from the source where he found it so that nobody else
finds it who is not supposed to
all of the above are considered unethical actions
Correct.
Question 3 of 16
Question 3
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Douglas manages a large number of employees at his company. A sales representative
for a local automobile dealer contacts him and explains that a certain individual listed
Douglas as his supervisor in a credit application for a car. He asks if Douglas could
confirm this fact. What should Douglas do?
he should affirm that the individual is his employee
he should confirm that he is the employee’s supervisor and provide additional
information such as salary in an effort to help the employee get the credit she needs
he should not disclose this information in order to protect the privacy of the employee
he should immediately report the incident to the proper authorities as an instance of
the violation of privacy
Correct.
Question 4 of 16
Question 4
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