1. How did Internet protocols in the late 1990s influence globalization trends in business?

	A.	ARP is used by IPV4 to map network addresses to hardware addresses for business continuity.
	B.	The use of DHCP enables servers to assign IP addresses to help connect devices to the Internet.
	C.	HTTPS provides a secure website connection for online communications.
	D.	SMTP is the standard for transmitting email that uses TCP port 25.

2. Song lyrics, computer programs, and ___________ are all types of intellectual property.

	A.	services
	B.	common phrases
	C.	expressions
	D.	product designs

3. With the evolution of technology, organizations have had to adopt ___________ and ethics policies to hold people responsible to what they are allowed to do with company resources to include off and online activity.

	A.	need to know
	B.	acceptable use
	C.	allowed to use
	D.	authorized use

4. Prostheses, durable building materials, and home goods are among recent innovations in which of the following trends in the future of technology?

	A.	Surgical
	B.	Wearable
	C.	Collaborative
	D.	Printable

5. Intellectual property is defined as any ___________, invention, or process that derives from the work of the mind or intellect.

	A.	idea
	B.	copy
	C.	license
	D.	project

6. What workflow software allows people to work together in a global e-commerce solution?

	A.	Payment-processing systems
	B.	Document integrators
	C.	Form models
	D.	User reassignments

7. Which of the following is explicitly prohibited as part of the Association for Computing Machinerys code of ethics?

	A.	Using a company computer after business hours
	B.	Entering or using someone elses computer without permission
	C.	Browsing a competitors website
	D.	Using a company computer to find another job

8. A code of ethics can be used to clarify the acceptable standards of behavior for a professional group. Which of the following statements about codes of ethics is accurate?

	A.	A code of ethics does not have drawbacks.
	B.	A code of ethics reflects the ethics or morals of every member of the group.
	C.	Code of ethics guidelines may seem obvious but having these items detailed provides clarity and consistency.
	D.	Most members of a professional group have very similar backgrounds and so they think alike about the ethics of the field.