Chapter Quiz (See related pages) 1 The world's first all-electronic computer was called the: A) Arithmatique B) Analytical Engine C) Mark D) ENIAC 2 A navigational tool that links one electronic document with another to create a virtual web of pages is called a: A) browser B) protocol C) hypertext D) link 3 The electronic equivalent of junk mail is called: A) spam B) onions C) grapes D) peapods 4 The largest Internet service provider is: A) Google B) Microsoft Network (MSN) C) AT&T and Comcast D) Yahoo 5 Consumers can get broadband access in all the following ways except: A) cable modem B) ARPANET C) satellite D) DSL 6 In addition to books, the following products account for the most e-commerce except: A) computer hardware and software B) apparel C) books D) food 7 ComScore and Nielsen/Net Ratings generate their data using: A) a panel of consumers B) noted Internet experts C) conglomerations D) ethnography 8 A benefit of the Evernet might be the ability to: A) connect assembly lines to cash registers B) have pacemakers send data directly to the doctor C) have your house tell you food needs to be ordered D) all of the these (and much, much more) 9 The social implications of the Internet include each of the following except: A) lack of gatekeepers B) lack of communication C) information overload D) privacy concerns 10 The beginning of the technology behind the Internet can be traced to the Pentagon. A) True B) False 11 WiMax is a technology that will bring wireless Internet access to entire metropolitan areas. A) True B) False 12 A main disadvantage of broadband is the wait to download a music file. A) True B) False 13 E-commerce revenues are larger than e-business (B2B). A) True B) False 14 Both the government and Internet users see privacy as a major problem of the Internet. A) True B) False 15 The Internet is considered the "new normal" in the American way of life. A) True B) False
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