Ict MCQs

A respectful greeting using the recipient’s title and name suits formal academic communication.
Highly casual greetings may appear unprofessional when no informal relationship exists.

CC sends a visible informational copy to additional recipients.
The To field identifies primary recipients, while BCC is used for hidden copies.

BCC hides recipient addresses from the other people receiving the message.
It protects privacy in large mailings where participants do not need a visible address list.

Reply All should be used only when the entire group needs the response.
Unnecessary group replies create clutter and may disclose information too widely.

Credible material identifies responsible authorship and evidence that readers can check.
Visual excitement does not substitute for expertise, transparency, or supporting sources.

A domain suffix gives limited information about an organization but is not a quality guarantee.
The content, author, evidence, purpose, and update date still require evaluation.

Sponsored placement reflects advertising payment rather than independent academic ranking.
The result may still be useful, but its claims must be evaluated like any other source.

Signing out and removing stored history or session data limits what the next user can view.
It does not create complete anonymity, but it improves privacy on a shared device.

A snippet summarizes or extracts text that may help users judge result relevance.
It is only a preview, so the full page should be opened and evaluated.

Reverse image search looks for visually matching or related copies across the Web.
Earlier appearances can reveal the original context or show that a caption is misleading.

Authority depends on relevant knowledge, experience, and accountable identity.
Design choices and name characteristics do not establish subject expertise.

Cross-checking tests whether a claim is consistently supported by separate evidence.
It improves confidence while still requiring attention to source quality and context.