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SOCPRO REVIEWER 2ND SEM FINALE: THE FINAL GRACE EDITION
Contributed by: Fernandez
  • 1. What is social media ethics?
A) Ways to increase engagement rates
B) Legal rules for social media advertising
C) Tips for gaining more followers
D) Moral principles guiding behavior on platforms like Facebook and TikTok
  • 2. Approximately how many social media users were there globally as of 2025?
A) 1.5 billion
B) 6.1 billion
C) 4.7 billion
D) 3.2 billion
  • 3. Which ethical principle involves being honest about your identity and intent online?
A) Avoidance of Harm
B) Accountability
C) Privacy
D) Transparency
  • 4. Which ethical principle means taking responsibility for the content you share?
A) Transparency
B) Accountability
C) Truthfulness
D) Privacy
  • 5. Sharing personal information without consent violates which ethical principle?
A) Respect for Privacy
B) Avoidance of Harm
C) Accountability
D) Transparency
  • 6. Which ethical principle discourages spreading misinformation and fake news?
A) Transparency
B) Privacy
C) Accountability
D) Truthfulness
  • 7. The idea that posts are permanent is known as _____ awareness.
A) Data privacy
B) Online presence
C) Digital footprint
D) Cyber security
  • 8. What is the central debate regarding free speech on social media?
A) Whether speech should be completely unrestricted
B) How platforms make money
C) Who owns user content
D) Balancing free speech with community safety
  • 9. Which type of speech is often prohibited even under free speech protections?
A) Parody and satire
B) Hate speech and incitement to violence
C) Disagreements with government policy
D) Negative product reviews
  • 10. Censorship that protects users from hate and harm is considered _____.
A) Ethical
B) Optional
C) Unethical
D) Illegal
  • 11. Censorship that silences opposing views or marginalized voices is considered _____.
A) Legal
B) Required
C) Ethical
D) Unethical
  • 12. Which ethical factors are key when a platform engages in censorship?
A) Transparency fairness and due process
B) Profit and user growth
C) Number of moderators hired
D) Speed of content removal
  • 13. _____ use algorithms and human moderators to enforce content rules.
A) Social media platforms
B) Advertising agencies
C) Internet service providers
D) Governments
  • 14. What ethical dilemma arises from government regulation of speech?
A) Laws restricting dissent or privacy
B) Setting advertising rates
C) Choosing which platform to use
D) Paying taxes on social media revenue
  • 15. Which country is cited as an example of government censorship practice?
A) Germany
B) Australia
C) Canada
D) China
  • 16. Which EU regulation is mentioned as a privacy protection example?
A) CCPA
B) PIPEDA
C) LGPD
D) GDPR
  • 17. Twitter's ban on which former president raised global debate about censorship?
A) Donald Trump
B) George W. Bush
C) Joe Biden
D) Barack Obama
  • 18. The impact of echo chambers and political polarization is considered an ethical concern about social media's effect on _____.
A) Internet speed
B) Individual privacy
C) Society
D) Advertising revenue
  • 19. Constant comparison and seeking validation on social media can cause _____.
A) Better social skills
B) Improved self-esteem
C) Higher productivity
D) Anxiety and depression
  • 20. The addictive design of notifications and likes should be addressed by prioritizing _____.
A) Advertising revenue
B) Mental health
C) User engagement
D) Content quantity
  • 21. Younger social media users are more vulnerable to which issues?
A) Slow internet speeds
B) Hardware compatibility
C) Peer pressure online harassment and unrealistic beauty standards
D) High subscription costs
  • 22. What is misinformation?
A) False information shared deliberately
B) True information shared privately
C) False information shared without harmful intent
D) Opinion presented as fact
  • 23. What is disinformation?
A) Private information made public
B) False information shared without intent
C) False information shared deliberately
D) Accidental error in reporting
  • 24. COVID-19 myths leading to vaccine hesitancy is an example of damage caused by _____.
A) Free speech
B) Platform algorithms
C) Misinformation and disinformation
D) Censorship
  • 25. Which fact-checking website is mentioned as a tool to combat misinformation?
A) Copyscape
B) Snopes
C) Turnitin
D) Wireshark
  • 26. Algorithms promote content that is engaging rather than _____.
A) Popular
B) Entertaining
C) Profitable
D) Truthful
  • 27. Concerns about algorithmic manipulation and radicalization demand more _____ design.
A) Secretive and efficient
B) Minimal and simple
C) Transparent and accountable
D) Complex and automated
  • 28. Cyberbullying includes insults threats doxxing and _____.
A) Sharing memes
B) Liking posts
C) Tagging friends
D) Exclusion
  • 29. Why is cyberbullying often hard to stop?
A) It can be anonymous and persistent
B) It is not against the law
C) It only happens on one platform
D) It requires police reports
  • 30. Amanda Todd is a case study of cyberbullying from which country?
A) Canada
B) UK
C) Australia
D) USA
  • 31. Megan Meier is a case study of cyberbullying involving _____.
A) Identity theft
B) Financial fraud
C) Impersonation and emotional manipulation
D) Academic cheating
  • 32. Ethical platforms must _____ users against bullying.
A) Ignore reports from
B) Ban all
C) Protect proactively
D) Restrict posting by
  • 33. Cyberbullying is criminalized in many jurisdictions meaning _____.
A) It is illegal
B) It is encouraged
C) It is acceptable
D) It is ignored
  • 34. The ethical obligation to stop cyberbullying includes _____ extending beyond legality.
A) Ignoring minor cases
B) Empathy and intervention
C) Relying on automation
D) Only legal punishment
  • 35. Influencers must practice transparency in _____.
A) Posting frequency
B) Content length
C) Follower counts
D) Sponsorships and partnerships
  • 36. Legal copyright laws protect creators but ethically users should always _____ before sharing.
A) Ignore and repost
B) Modify and claim
C) Credit and ask permission
D) Delete and forget
  • 37. Bots and fake accounts in political campaigns undermine _____.
A) Voter turnout
B) Free speech
C) Public discourse
D) Election speed
  • 38. Companies targeting vulnerable users with behavioral ads raises calls for _____.
A) Higher prices
B) More aggressive advertising
C) Ethical ad standards and data minimization
D) Less regulation
  • 39. What is a best practice for ethical social media use?
A) Ignore all comments
B) Pause before posting fact-check and cite sources
C) Share unverified news
D) Post as much as possible
  • 40. A key discussion question about social media ethics is how platforms can better _____.
A) Collect more data
B) Protect users
C) Remove all ads
D) Increase profits
  • 41. What is Artificial Intelligence?
A) Basic calculators
B) Physical robots only
C) Technologies performing tasks requiring human intelligence like reasoning and decision-making
D) Manual data entry systems
  • 42. Machine Learning is a subset of AI where algorithms improve through exposure to _____.
A) Hardware upgrades
B) Data
C) Human instructions
D) Internet speed
  • 43. What decade marked the beginning of AI with the Turing Test?
A) 2020s
B) 1950s
C) 2000s
D) 1980s
  • 44. Expert systems and symbolic AI were prominent in which decade?
A) 1980s
B) 2020s
C) 2010s
D) 1950s
  • 45. Deep learning emerged due to the availability of big data and computing power in the _____.
A) 2020s
B) 1950s
C) 2000s
D) 1980s
  • 46. Which industry uses AI for diagnosing diseases and drug discovery?
A) Healthcare
B) Finance
C) Retail
D) Transportation
  • 47. Autonomous vehicles and drones fall under AI applications in which sector?
A) Transportation
B) Healthcare
C) Finance
D) Retail
  • 48. AI in finance is used for fraud detection algorithmic trading and _____.
A) Credit scoring
B) Inventory management
C) Customer service chatbots
D) Personalized shopping
  • 49. Which ethical issue involves AI producing discriminatory outcomes?
A) Privacy
B) Accountability
C) Transparency
D) Bias and Fairness
  • 50. The ethical issue of identifying responsibility for AI mistakes is called _____.
A) Bias
B) Privacy
C) Transparency
D) Accountability
  • 51. Understanding how AI makes decisions is the ethical issue of _____.
A) Bias
B) Transparency
C) Accountability
D) Privacy
  • 52. What is data bias?
A) Data reflecting historical inequalities or stereotypes
B) Data that is perfectly balanced
C) Data with no errors
D) Data collected from one person
  • 53. Algorithmic bias is bias introduced by _____.
A) The internet connection
B) The user interface
C) The hardware specifications
D) The algorithm's design
  • 54. Amazon's hiring algorithm was biased against which group?
A) Male candidates
B) Female candidates
C) Senior citizens
D) International applicants
  • 55. What is sampling bias?
A) Perfectly accurate data
B) Homogeneous data from one source
C) Data without any errors
D) Incomplete or non-representative datasets
  • 56. Which strategy helps combat AI bias?
A) Removing all human oversight
B) Using only one data source
C) Reducing data collection
D) Ensuring diverse datasets representing wide populations
  • 57. Regular checks to detect and correct bias in AI are called _____.
A) Code compilation
B) Data deletion
C) Algorithmic auditing
D) Model training
  • 58. Google is mentioned as making efforts to _____ bias in its AI systems.
A) Ignore
B) Patent
C) Reduce
D) Increase
  • 59. AI systems requiring large datasets raise concerns over _____.
A) Privacy
B) Performance
C) Speed
D) Cost
  • 60. Facial recognition technology creates concerns over AI-powered _____.
A) Education
B) Agriculture
C) Surveillance
D) Entertainment
  • 61. Which incident is mentioned as an example of AI privacy violation?
A) Tesla accident
B) Uber crash
C) Cambridge Analytica
D) Amazon hiring bias
  • 62. _____ protects individual data while still analyzing trends.
A) Data Encryption
B) Open Data
C) Federated Learning
D) Differential Privacy
  • 63. AI models trained on decentralized data without sharing personal data use _____.
A) Data Encryption
B) Differential Privacy
C) Federated Learning
D) Cloud Computing
  • 64. Which regulatory measures are mentioned for privacy protection?
A) DMCA and EULA
B) PIPEDA and LGPD
C) NDA and SLA
D) GDPR and CCPA
  • 65. When AI causes harm who is held responsible is a question of _____.
A) Accountability
B) Fairness
C) Transparency
D) Privacy
  • 66. Ensuring a human is involved in high-stakes AI decisions is called _____.
A) Human-in-the-loop
B) Differential Privacy
C) AI Responsibility
D) Federated Learning
  • 67. Uber's self-driving car accident is an example of an _____ failure.
A) Transparency
B) Accountability
C) Bias
D) Privacy
  • 68. The EU AI Act is a framework addressing _____.
A) Patent protection
B) Copyright law
C) Social media ethics
D) AI accountability
  • 69. The Black Box problem refers to AI systems that are _____ in their decision-making.
A) Overly simple
B) Too slow
C) Not transparent
D) Highly secure
  • 70. Why is explainability vital in healthcare and criminal justice AI?
A) To reduce cost
B) To simplify code
C) To maintain trust
D) To increase speed
  • 71. Job displacement due to automation will most affect _____ jobs.
A) Executive management
B) High-skill creative
C) Research and development
D) Low-skill repetitive
  • 72. Self-checkout in supermarkets displacing cashiers is an example of _____.
A) Ethical AI design
B) Automation's social impact
C) Copyright enforcement
D) Data privacy
  • 73. Amazon's automated warehouses reducing human labor demonstrates _____.
A) Economic displacement
B) Patent protection
C) Fair use
D) Digital rights
  • 74. One proposed solution to mitigate job loss from automation is _____.
A) Banning all automation
B) Universal Basic Income
C) Reducing technology investment
D) Ignoring the problem
  • 75. Which ethical AI design principle ensures AI is unbiased and accessible?
A) Transparency
B) Accountability
C) Privacy
D) Fairness
  • 76. Proper responsibility and oversight in AI aligns with which principle?
A) Fairness
B) Transparency
C) Privacy
D) Accountability
  • 77. The EU AI Act proposes a _____ approach to regulate AI.
A) Zero-tolerance
B) Voluntary
C) Industry-only
D) Risk-based
  • 78. Which country has a more state-controlled approach to AI development?
A) China
B) United States
C) Canada
D) Germany
  • 79. The ethical dilemma of how an autonomous car should decide in life-threatening situations is called the _____.
A) Turing test
B) Bias dilemma
C) Trolley problem
D) Black box problem
  • 80. China's Social Credit System is an example of _____.
A) AI surveillance and privacy concerns
B) Patent protection
C) Job automation
D) Healthcare AI
  • 81. What is professionalism?
A) A specific job title
B) Conduct behavior and attitude in a work or business environment
C) The salary an employee earns
D) The number of years at a company
  • 82. Professionalism builds trust credibility and _____ in the workplace.
A) Hierarchy
B) Respect
C) Competition
D) Secrecy
  • 83. Which trait involves being honest and having strong moral principles?
A) Integrity
B) Excellence
C) Accountability
D) Respect
  • 84. Taking responsibility for actions and decisions is the trait of _____.
A) Integrity
B) Excellence
C) Accountability
D) Respect
  • 85. Striving to exceed expectations and deliver high-quality work is called _____.
A) Accountability
B) Integrity
C) Respect
D) Excellence
  • 86. Valuing others opinions and treating everyone with courtesy is _____.
A) Integrity
B) Respect
C) Excellence
D) Accountability
  • 87. Seeking opportunities to learn and grow is called commitment to _____.
A) Excellence
B) Accountability
C) Continuous improvement
D) Integrity
  • 88. Dressing appropriately for the work environment falls under _____.
A) Time management
B) Communication skills
C) Teamwork
D) Appearance and behavior
  • 89. Arriving on time and respecting others time is known as _____.
A) Professionalism
B) Accountability
C) Integrity
D) Punctuality
  • 90. Using professional language and tone is part of _____.
A) Appearance and grooming
B) Time management
C) Body language
D) Polite and respectful communication
  • 91. Maintaining eye contact smiling and confident posture are examples of _____.
A) Active listening
B) Verbal communication
C) Positive body language
D) Email etiquette
  • 92. Clear and concise verbal communication means _____.
A) Speaking as fast as possible
B) Using complex vocabulary
C) Avoiding jargon and being direct
D) Using many technical terms
  • 93. Proper salutations grammar and tone are important in _____.
A) Professional email etiquette
B) Time management
C) Body language
D) Active listening
  • 94. Focusing fully on the speaker and responding thoughtfully is called _____.
A) Active listening
B) Passive listening
C) Interrupting
D) Professional emailing
  • 95. Honesty and transparency in communication and reporting is an example of _____.
A) Punctuality
B) Ethical behavior
C) Professional appearance
D) Networking
  • 96. Respecting confidentiality and privacy of information is part of _____.
A) Time management
B) Ethical behavior
C) Continuous learning
D) Teamwork
  • 97. Taking ownership of tasks and duties demonstrates _____.
A) Accountability and responsibility
B) Continuous learning
C) Time management
D) Teamwork
  • 98. Admitting mistakes and taking steps to correct them shows _____.
A) Accountability
B) Respect
C) Excellence
D) Integrity
  • 99. Sharing credit and acknowledging team contributions is important for _____.
A) Ethical behavior
B) Time management
C) Professional appearance
D) Teamwork and collaboration
  • 100. Providing constructive feedback is a skill in _____.
A) Data analysis
B) Teamwork and collaboration
C) Public speaking
D) Email etiquette
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