APCSP BENEFITS & HARM COMPUTING INNOVATION

Last updated 5 months ago

9 questions

Last updated 5 months ago

9 questions

Question 1

Which of the following is an example of a computing innovation?

a) A self-driving car

b) A new brand of paper notebook

c) A wooden ruler

d) A mechanical pencil

Question 2

a) They make all tasks easier and faster

b) They replace all traditional methods

c) They change the way tasks are completed

d) They always create new job opportunities

Question 3

a) Faster communication through email

b) Social media leading to decreased face-to-face interactions

c) Online banking allowing for quicker transactions

d) Streaming services replacing DVDs

Question 4

a) It always has only one clear impact

b) Different people may interpret the impact differently

c) Innovations are never harmful

d) The effects of innovations are predictable

Question 5

a) Electronic health records (EHRs)

b) Whiteboards in hospitals

c) Traditional X-ray machines

d) Paper-based appointment books

Question 6

a) It always increases productivity

b) It may reduce the need for certain jobs

c) It guarantees job security for everyone

d) It eliminates all human error

Question 7

a) The development of social media

b) The invention of the telephone

c) The creation of the steam engine

d) The use of handwritten letters

Question 8

a) People always use technology exactly as intended

b) Computing innovations evolve and interact with society in unexpected ways

c) Innovations are always tested to prevent any unintended effects

d) All effects of computing innovations are known before they are released

Question 9

a) Users gain exposure to a wider range of perspectives

b) The platform’s user engagement decreases significantly

c) Users become more isolated in their beliefs despite seeing more content

d) The algorithm stops working as intended over time

Question 1

a) A self-driving car

b) A new brand of paper notebook

c) A wooden ruler

d) A mechanical pencil

Question 2

a) They make all tasks easier and faster

b) They replace all traditional methods

c) They change the way tasks are completed

d) They always create new job opportunities

Question 3

a) Faster communication through email

b) Social media leading to decreased face-to-face interactions

c) Online banking allowing for quicker transactions

d) Streaming services replacing DVDs

Question 4

a) It always has only one clear impact

b) Different people may interpret the impact differently

c) Innovations are never harmful

d) The effects of innovations are predictable

Question 5

a) Electronic health records (EHRs)

b) Whiteboards in hospitals

c) Traditional X-ray machines

d) Paper-based appointment books

Question 6

a) It always increases productivity

b) It may reduce the need for certain jobs

c) It guarantees job security for everyone

d) It eliminates all human error

Question 7

a) The development of social media

b) The invention of the telephone

c) The creation of the steam engine

d) The use of handwritten letters

Question 8

a) People always use technology exactly as intended

b) Computing innovations evolve and interact with society in unexpected ways

c) Innovations are always tested to prevent any unintended effects

d) All effects of computing innovations are known before they are released

Question 9

a) Users gain exposure to a wider range of perspectives

b) The platform’s user engagement decreases significantly

c) Users become more isolated in their beliefs despite seeing more content

d) The algorithm stops working as intended over time