All MCQs

Specific, relevant reviews provide evidence that can be compared with the product description.
Verification and balanced detail reduce, but do not eliminate, the risk of misleading feedback.

Seller ratings can reveal patterns in delivery, product accuracy, and service quality.
They are one decision input and should be considered with reviews, policies, and product details.

A shopping cart collects chosen products, quantities, and prices during a session.
The customer can review or modify the order before payment or confirmation.

E-commerce platforms connect buyers, sellers, products, payments, and delivery processes online.
They support commercial transactions through ICT infrastructure.

A PIN is part of the security process and should be known only to the authorized user.
Sharing it can allow another person to misuse the account.

Urgent threats and unfamiliar links are common features of financial phishing.
Official channels should be used to verify account notices before any sensitive action.

Public networks can be monitored or imitated by attackers, especially when users ignore security warnings.
Sensitive transactions are safer on trusted connections with secure applications and authentication.

A spreadsheet can organize financial records and calculate totals or differences.
It supports planning but should be protected because the data may be sensitive.

Transaction records provide evidence of money received, paid, or transferred.
Regular review helps users notice errors or fraud quickly enough to report them.

An OTP adds time-limited authentication beyond ordinary account details.
It should be kept secret because someone who obtains it may authorize access or payment.

A payment QR code encodes details that a compatible financial application can read.
The user should verify the merchant and amount before authorizing payment.

Digital bill payment sends money electronically to a registered service provider.
The process replaces or supplements physical payment channels.