Practice Exam Matching Questions Match the following terms with their definitions: (1) A. ECPA 1. Regulates e-mail. (4) B. Fourth Amendment to the Constitution 2. Regulates Internet service providers. (5) C. CFAA 3. Regulates collection of information from children. (3) D. COPPA 4. Regulate Internet advertising. (2) E. CDA 5. Regulates computer hacking. True/False Questions Circle true or false: T F The First Amendment to the Constitution protects bloggers who post insults about other 1. people. T 2. F The FTC requires bloggers to disclose any free products they receive for writing product reviews. F 3. T The FTC requires Web sites to establish a privacy policy and then abide by it. T 4. F Any intended recipient of an e-mail may forward it to whomever she wishes. F 5. T The police can read anyone’s e-mail as long as they have probable cause to believe that the will reveal evidence of a crime. Multiple-Choice Questions 1. Rory is concerned that the employees in her division are wasting too much time on personal matters. She would like to monitor them. Which of the following activities is she allowed to do? not (a) Ask key employees to forward to her any e-mails they receive from their colleagues that contain jokes or other silly content. (b) Read all messages sent to employee pagers. (c) Read all employee e-mails sent through theoffice system. (d) Read employee’s private e-mail accounts. (e) Read all e-mails sent in the ordinary course of business. 2. Three terrorists are plotting to blow up a high-rise office building, which could lead to thousands of deaths. The police capture their computers and read the files before obtaining a warrant. Which of the following searches would be illegal? I. has written elaborate plans, which are stored on the hard drive of his laptop.
Practice Exam Matching Questions Match the following terms with their definitions: (1) A. ECPA (4) B. Fourth Amendment to the Constitution (5) C. CFAA (3) D. COPPA (2) E. CDA 1. Regulates e-mail. 2. Regulates Internet service providers. 3. Regulates collection of information from children. 4. Regulate Internet advertising. 5. Regulates computer hacking. True/False Questions Circle true or false: 1. T F The First Amendment to the Constitution protects bloggers who post insults about other people. 2. T F The FTC requires bloggers to disclose any free products they receive for writing product reviews. 3. T F The FTC requires Web sites to establish a privacy policy and then abide by it. 4. T F Any intended recipient of an e-mail may forward it to whomever she wishes. 5. T F The police can read anyone’s e-mail as long as they have probable cause to believe that the will reveal evidence of a crime. Multiple-Choice Questions 1. Rory is concerned that the employees in her division are wasting too much time on personal matters. She would like to monitor them. Which of the following activities is she not allowed to do? (a) Ask key employees to forward to her any e-mails they receive from their colleagues that contain jokes or other silly content. (b) Read all messages sent to employee pagers. (c) Read all employee e-mails sent through theoffice system. (d) Read employee’s private e-mail accounts. (e) Read all e-mails sent in the ordinary course of business. 2. Three terrorists are plotting to blow up a high-rise office building, which could lead to thousands of deaths. The police capture their computers and read the files before obtaining a warrant. Which of the following searches would be illegal? I. has written elaborate plans, which are stored on the hard drive of his laptop.