Computer and Networked Information Resources

Acceptable Use Agreement for Students Quiz

Put your name and period number on a sheet of binder paper.  Number the paper 1 through 10 down the margin.  Write the letter for the correct answer next to the question number.

1.  Your use of Paso School's computers and network is:

1. a right
2. required by law
3. not necessary to pass this class
4. a privilege

2.  School computers are not intended to provide

1. Support for learning
2. Entertainment
3. Opportunities for communication
4. A resource for information

3.  Vandalism of equipment includes:

1. loading or creating computer viruses
2. deleting or modifying files of programs outside of your personal directory
3. uninstalling programs
4. all of the above

4.  All but which of the following are violations of the Acceptable use Agreement:

1. eating, drinking, or chewing gum in the computer lab
2. using someone else's log-in name and password
3. searching the web for information on substance abuse
4. copying a paragraph from a web page and pasting it into your report

5.  Which of the following is good network etiquette

1. not sending a reply to an e-mail that contains abusive comments
2. sharing your network password with your study partner
3. sending your phone number and address to an e-mail pen pal
4. forwarding e-mail without permission from the sender

6.  Unlawful, obscene, pornographic, abusive, or otherwise objectionable material on the web is

1. completely blocked by internet filters installed on the network
2. okay to download as long as it is found while doing research for an assignment
3. to be saved only in your personal web folder
4. not authorized for viewing, and avoiding such material is the responsibility of the user

7.  You are a security risk and can be denied access to the network if:

1. you misuse your network account or the network
2. you use an account other than your own
3. you have a history of problems with other computer systems
4. all of the above

8.  Which of the following materials is considered private

1. personal files created by you and saved in your personal folder
2. e-mail sent to, or created by you from your own e-mail account
3. material you download from the internet into your network directory
4. none of the above

9.  If you gain, or attempt to gain unauthorized access to the PRPS network system you can

1. lose your network privileges
2. be subject to disciplinary action
3. be subject to criminal prosecution in state and/or federal court
4. all of the above

10. Consequences of a first violation of the Acceptable Use Agreement will result in all but which of the following:

1. Computer suspension for 365 days for security violations
2. Mandatory school board expulsion hearing
3. 3-5 day suspension from school
4. disciplinary hearing/conference