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1. What is the main point of Westin’s theory of privacy? a) Privacy is about total isolation.
b) Privacy is the control of access to one’s self or group.
c) Privacy allows emotional release.
d) Privacy is about making boundaries between the self and the outside world.
2. According to Altman’s theory, privacy is viewed as: a) Static and unchangeable.

b) The ability to avoid people completely.
c) The selective control of access to the self.
d) Always remaining isolated from society.
3. In Petronio’s Communication Privacy Management (CPM) theory, privacy management is seen as: a) Something that cannot be
controlled.
b) A communicative process involving negotiation and regulation.
c) A permanent boundary that doesn’t change.
d) A need to be anonymous at all times.
4. Which of the following is NOT one of the four states of privacy in Westin’s theory? a) Solitude
b) Intimacy
c) Exposure
d) Anonymity
5. Altman’s theory of privacy emphasizes the importance of: a) Emotional release from social interaction.
b) Flexibility and balance between social engagement and isolation.
c) Complete withdrawal from social life.
d) Limiting communication to a small, intimate group.
6. Which of the following best describes privacy rights? a) The right to keep all information secret.
b) The right to control access to one's body, personal spaces, and information.
c) The right to completely isolate oneself from society.
d) The right to share all information publicly.
7. Which of the following is a current threat to privacy? a) Freedom of speech

b) Facial recog nition technology
c) Government transparency
d) Internet freedom
8. What does the Fourth Amendment in the U.S. Constitution protect? a) Freedom of speech
b) Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures
c) The right to a fair trial
d) The right to bear arms
9. Which amendment implies privacy rights by protecting individuals from self-incrimination? a) First Amendment
b) Fifth Amendment
c) Ninth Amendment
d) Fourteenth Amendment
10. What is the significance of the case Griswold v. Connecticut (1965) in privacy law? a) It allowed the government to access personal
data for surveillance purposes.
b) It recognized a constitutional right to privacy, especially in marital relations.
c) It declared that privacy is not protected under the U.S. Constitution.
d) It ruled that privacy only applies in commercial contexts.
11. What is the primary goal of encryption technology in privacy protection? a) To limit internet access
b) To hide user identity from websites
c) To convert data into a code to prevent unauthorized access
d) To increase download speeds
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12. Which law was passed in the Philippines to protect personal data in both the private and government sectors? a) Data Protection
Directive
b) COPPA
c) Republic Act No. 10173
d) The Basic Law
13. What does the term "differential privacy" refer to? a) A process where data is anonymized to prevent individual identification.
b) The total deletion of all personal data from a system.
c) A method for tracking user activity online.
d) A legal term that limits privacy protection to minors.
14. Which of the following describes "telemetry" as a privacy violation? a) The illegal listening to phone conversations
b) The unauthorized duplication of a user’s personal data
c) The collection of user data and metrics from software without consent
d) The encryption of data in transit over networks
15. What is the purpose of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)? a) To ensure that companies provide free services to
minors
b) To limit the collection of personal information from minors under 13
c) To make all websites child-friendly
d) To ban minors from using social media platforms
16. What is the meaning of "intellect"?

A. Understanding of a particular person
B. Knowledge of a group of people
C. Possession of material goods
D. Protection of ideas
17. What is the definition of "property"?

A. Tangible items you own
B. A right to share others' belongings
C. A set of creative works
D. A form of intellectual asset
18. What is intellectual property?

A. Tangible items owned by a company
B. Intangible assets owned by a person or business
C. Legal document for land ownership
D. Physical properties used by a business
19. Why does intellectual property have legal protection?

A. To prevent the sale of goods
B. To protect creators' rights and encourage creative work
C. To limit public access to creative works
D. To help companies increase profits
20. Which law in the Philippines protects intellectual property?

A. R.A. 165
B. R.A. 8293
C. R.A. 166
D. R.A. 7394
21. What is copyright?

A. Legal protection for land ownership
B. Protection of physical goods
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C. Protection of original creative works from unauthorized use

D. Legal ownership of a brand name
22. What is a requirement for copyright protection?

A. The work must be fixed in tangible form
B. The work must be publicly shared
C. The work must be published in a journal
D. The work must be patented first
23. What is the duration of patent protection in the Philippines?

A. 5 years
B. 10 years
C. 15 years
D. 20 years
24. Which of the following is NOT patentable?

A. Business methods
B. Aesthetic creations
C. A new machine design
D. A novel software algorithm
25. What is a trademark?

A. A type of copyright for digital content
B. A sign capable of distinguishing goods or services of one company from others
C. A legal claim over the creation of technology
D. A law that protects trade secrets
26. Which of the following is an example of a trade secret?

A. The Coca-Cola recipe
B. The logo of McDonald's
C. The copyright for a movie
D. The patent for a new invention
27. What is the penalty for trademark infringement under R.A. 8293?
A. A fine of ₱10,000
B. Imprisonment of 1 year
C. A fine between ₱50,000 and ₱200,000
D. Imprisonment of 10 years
28. Which of the following defines "novelty" in patent law?

A. The invention is known globally
B. The invention is a minor improvement
C. The invention must be new or the first of its kind
D. The invention is publicly available
29. What does "fixation" mean in copyright law?

A. The work is in a permanent medium that can be reproduced
B. The work is only in digital form
C. The work is kept secret by the creator
D. The work is sold for a fixed price
30. Which Philippine law provides penalties for unfair competition?

A. R.A. 165
B. R.A. 166
C. R.A. 7394
D. R.A. 8293

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2. According to Altman’s theory, privacy is viewed as: a) Static and unchangeable.

7. Which of the following is a current threat to privacy? a) Freedom of speech

16. What is the meaning of "intellect"?

17. What is the definition of "property"?

18. What is intellectual property?

19. Why does intellectual property have legal protection?

20. Which law in the Philippines protects intellectual property?

21. What is copyright?

C. Protection of original creative works from unauthorized use

22. What is a requirement for copyright protection?

23. What is the duration of patent protection in the Philippines?

24. Which of the following is NOT patentable?

25. What is a trademark?

26. Which of the following is an example of a trade secret?

28. Which of the following defines "novelty" in patent law?

29. What does "fixation" mean in copyright law?

30. Which Philippine law provides penalties for unfair competition?

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