Lesson 1.5.1b
1.5.1b Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and RIPA 2000 Quiz: OCR Computer Science, Unit 5
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Lesson 1.5.1b, Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and RIPA 2000: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR Computer Science (H446), Unit 5: Legal, moral, cultural and ethical issues, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which legislation protects developers from having their original software code copied without permission?
- Freedom of Information
- Data Protection Act
- Copyright Act 1988
- Computer Misuse Act
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What power does the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 give authorised public bodies?
- Covert digital surveillance
- Banning open-source code
- Deleting personal data
- Fining cybercriminals
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A programmer creates software as part of their job. Who automatically owns the copyright?
- The client
- The government
- The programmer
- The employer
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How is copyright protection formally established for new software code in the UK?
- Automatically upon creation
- By paid registration
- After government review
- Via Patent Office
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Under RIPA 2000, what is the consequence of refusing to surrender a decryption key?
- A prison sentence
- Immediate deportation
- An automatic fine
- No legal consequence
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What does RIPA 2000 compel Internet Service Providers to fit to their networks?
- Free antivirus
- Interception hardware
- Parental controls
- Firewall software
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What does UK copyright law permit a licensed software user to legally create?
- Modified source code
- Public distribution files
- Multiple resale copies
- A backup copy
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A user bypasses technical copy protection on software. Which law is violated?
- Computer Misuse Act
- Copyright Act 1988
- Data Protection Act
- RIPA 2000
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Which condition serves as a legal justification for invoking RIPA surveillance powers?
- Monitoring general opinions
- Increasing tax revenues
- Resolving civil disputes
- Preventing serious crime
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How long does copyright protection generally last after the creator's death?
- 100 years
- 70 years
- 50 years
- 20 years
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Which of these bodies can be granted permission to access metadata under RIPA?
- Intelligence services
- Software publishers
- Commercial banks
- Private security firms
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How does RIPA 2000 interact with standard data privacy laws during an investigation?
- Requires user consent
- Protects suspect data
- Nullifies police powers
- Overrides privacy rights
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Under RIPA, what term describes data about a communication, excluding the actual content?
- Source code
- Communications data
- Decrypted payload
- Protected register
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Which concept allows limited use of copyrighted work for criticism, review, or reporting?
- Public domain
- Fair dealing
- Copyleft
- Trade secret
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Under RIPA, what is the official term for an authorised covert human informant?
- Digital auditor
- Cyber inspector
- CHIS
- Whistleblower
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Software supplied without source code and with restricted usage rights uses which model?
- Proprietary software
- Public domain
- Open source
- Freeware
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What aspect of software does copyright law specifically protect?
- The mathematical logic
- The general idea
- The algorithm concept
- The expression
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Under RIPA 2000, what must an authority obtain to legally intercept targeted postal or electronic communications?
- A warrant
- A court summons
- A conviction
- Public consent
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Which software licensing model provides access to source code, allowing users to legally modify and redistribute it?
- Proprietary
- Shareware
- Freeware
- Open source
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Under RIPA 2000, what term describes covert monitoring of a person in public without entering private premises?
- Intrusive surveillance
- Directed surveillance
- Packet sniffing
- Mass interception
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