Question

1) Web 2.0 began to emerge early in the 2000s as network technologies rapidly matured.

false

true

2) Which of the following is true about Web 2.0 applications?

They are subject to frequent interface changes.

They require product licenses.

They are designed for one-way communication.

Their content is produced and controlled by site owners.

3) Which of the following is an example of a Web 2.0 application?

Facebook

Encyclopedia Britannica

TurboTax

MS Office

4) ________ is the outsourcing of a task that traditionally was done by an employee to a large, undefined group of people.

Homesourcing

Crowdsourcing

Co-sourcing

Insourcing

5) Online content, such as videos, is said to go viral when it is ________.

created using technologies such as digital image processing

published in a wide variety of digital formats

shared and promoted by several individuals on social media outlets

published on both offline and online media

6) An individual uses a company's Facebook page to promote a political party that he supports. He also publishes his views about unrelated topics on the page. This user is called a ________.

phisher

hacker

spambot

crackpot

7) Which of the following is the most important function of Google's AdSense?

preventing third party advertisers from using Google search

adding supportive content such as flash pages in advertisements

matching Web content and advertising content

making Google's search algorithm compatible with social media

8) ________ social media sites, such as blogs and YouTube, emphasize contributions from users in the form of messages and videos.

Collaborating

Networking

Sharing

Monitoring

9)Traditional capital refers to investments into resources such as factories, machines, manufacturing equipment, and the like.

false

true

10) Web 2.0 is better suited to support operational processes than dynamic business processes.

true

false

Answer 1

1 True( True as rapidly changing networking technologies helped the establishment of Web 2.0 as an online technology which has main characters of user interactivity and collaboration).

2 They are subject to frequent interface changes( As Web 2.0 is seen the rapidly changing technology/software it is subjected to frequent interface changes for enhanced experience).

3 Facebook(as web 2.0 is constantly changing software having a social nature and it involves interaction, content sharing

4 Crowdsourcing(as crowdsourcing means engaging a large number of people(crowd) for a common task. This is mostly done through social media and web 2.0).