A life boat has over 20 people in it (normal capacity is 10) and the boat is sinking. Some people pitch the idea to throw people overboard but the captain decides to not because he would not want to be thrown over himself. What ethical theory is this dealing with?
The Golden Rule.
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What is micro-blogging?
Thoughts, opinions, information in a small package.
200
What does VOIP stand for?
Voice Over Internet Protocal
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What are two of the four functions of a computer?
Input, Output, Storage, Processer.
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What does a Boot-Sector virus do?
Infects the hard drive.
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What is an ethical dilemma?
a situation that involves a conflict between moral rules in which to obey one would result in disobeying another
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What is the character limit on Twitter?
140
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What is a whistleblower?
A person that brings up issues in their company to higher authority
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How many bytes are in a kilobyte?
1000 bytes per kilobyte
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What softwares are commonly infected by Macro-Viruses?
Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
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Name 3 ethical theories.
Utilitarianism, Common Behaviour, Law, Religion, and The Golden Rule.
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What is the definition of social media?
the use of web-based and mobile technologies to turn communication into an interactive dialogue
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Name two cyber-ativism sites.
Wiki-Leaks and Anonymous
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What are the two benefits of computer networking?
You can share peripherals and have access to information.
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Where does the term "Trojan Horse" come from?
An Ancient Greek historical event.
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Name all 5 ethical theories and what the mean.
Utilitarianism - benefit of the most amount of people.
Common Behaviour - basing actions on other's actions
Law - actions are governed by what is legal and what isn't
Religion - actions are governed by your belief system
The Golden Rule - treat/act how you would prefer to be treated
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What is the net increase in Facebook's profit from 2010 - 2011?