INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT, FOR UGC NET - LAW, LL.B & LL.M.

UGC NET LAW - UNIT 9 - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LAW
TOPIC NO. 09. - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LAW- DIGITAL SIGNATURE AND ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE, ELECTRONIC GOVERNANCE, ELECTRONIC RECORDS AND DUTIES OF SUBSCRIBERS
TOPIC NO. 10. - CYBER CRIMES, PENALTIES AND ADJUDICATION
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## MCQs based on Definitions in the Information Technology Act (2000)
**1. The passage provides definitions for terms used in the Information Technology Act. According to the passage, what is a key characteristic of an "asymmetric crypto system" (as defined in Section 2(f))?**
a) It uses a single key for both encryption and decryption.
b) It utilizes a secure pair of keys, a private key for signing and a public key for verification. (This aligns with the passage)
c) It is a complex mathematical algorithm for data security.
d) The passage does not define "asymmetric crypto system."
**2. The passage defines "computer" under Section 2(i) of the Act. What does this definition emphasize about a computer?**
a) Its ability to connect to the internet.
b) Its use for entertainment and communication purposes.
c) Its high-speed data processing capabilities and various functional components. (This aligns with the passage)
d) The passage does not provide a definition of "computer."
**Bonus MCQ:**
**3. Considering the definitions provided, how might asymmetric cryptography be useful in securing electronic transactions?**
a) The private key can be used to encrypt messages, and the public key can be used to decrypt them by anyone. (This is not secure)
b) The private key can be kept confidential for signing messages, and the public key can be shared for verification, ensuring authenticity. (This aligns with the concept of digital signatures)
c) Both the private and public keys need to be shared with all parties involved in an electronic transaction.
d) The passage does not discuss the applications of asymmetric cryptography.

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## MCQs based on the Preamble of the Information Technology Act, 2000
**1. The passage highlights the preamble of the Information Technology Act (2000). What is the primary focus of this Act, as stated in the preamble?**
a) To regulate the content available on the internet.
b) To provide legal recognition for electronic transactions and communication. (This aligns with the passage)
c) To amend existing laws to address cybercrimes more effectively.
d) To promote international cooperation on information technology issues.
**2. The passage mentions the Act facilitating "e-filing" of documents. What does "e-filing" likely refer to in this context?**
a) The process of electronically submitting legal documents to courts.
b) The filing of tax returns online. (This aligns with the passage, though e-filing can encompass broader applications)
c) The storage of electronic documents in a secure digital repository.
d) The passage does not define the specific meaning of "e-filling."
**3. The preamble emphasizes the Model Law on Electronic Commerce adopted by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL). Why might this model law be referenced in the Indian Act?**
a) To encourage India to adopt stricter regulations for e-commerce.
b) To promote uniformity in legal frameworks for electronic transactions across countries. (This aligns with the passage)
c) To establish a dispute resolution mechanism for international e-commerce transactions.
d) The passage does not explain the rationale behind referencing the UNCITRAL Model Law.
**Bonus MCQ:**
**4. Considering the information in the preamble, what is a potential benefit of the Information Technology Act for businesses?**
a) It simplifies the process of obtaining licenses for online operations.
b) It establishes new restrictions on data collection and privacy practices.
c) It provides legal certainty and facilitates the conduct of electronic commerce. (This aligns with the passage)
d) The passage does not discuss the specific benefits of the Act for businesses.

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## MCQs based on Definitions in the Information Technology Act (2000)
**1. The passage defines two terms relevant to information technology: "computer network" and "computer resource." Based on these definitions, what can be included within the scope of a "computer resource"?**
a) Only physical computer hardware components.
b) Data, software, and any device connected to a computer network. (This aligns with the passage)
c) The internet connection itself.
d) The passage does not provide a clear definition of "computer resource."
**2. The passage offers a definition for "computer network" (Section 2(j)). Which of the following best describes a computer network according to this definition?**
a) A single computer connected to the internet.
b) An interconnected system of computers and communication devices, regardless of the connection method. (This aligns with the passage)
c) A social network platform like Facebook or Twitter.
d) The passage does not define "computer network."
**Bonus MCQ:**
**3. Considering the definitions, why might the Information Technology Act distinguish between "computer network" and "computer resource"?**
a) A computer network is a physical entity, while a computer resource is a broader concept encompassing data and software. (This aligns with the passage)
b) The Act focuses on regulating computer networks used for commercial purposes.
c) "Computer network" refers to the hardware infrastructure, while "computer resource" includes intangible digital elements.
d) The passage does not explain the reason for this distinction.

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