Set 3E

1.

1 point

Examples of electronic commerce systems include:

Banks, Building Societies, Credit Unions

EFTPOS, DBMS, Web Servers

Fax, telephone, teleconferencing

ATMs, EFTPOS, Internet banking

2.

1 point

Display devices within ATMs include:

Screen, receipt printer, keypad, magnetic strip reader.

Magnetic strip reader, barcode scanner, touch screen.

Keypad, touch screen

screen speaker, cash dispenser, receipt printer.

3.

1 point

Which of the following is TRUE of EFTPOS transactions?

Funds leave customer’s accounts during the evening following the purchase.

Funds are not immediately credited to the merchant’s account.

Funds are reserved prior to customers entering their PIN

The customers PIN is used to identify the customers account

4.

1 point

The most significant problem for businesses selling over the Internet is:

Complying with complex taxation laws that apply in different countries

Maintaining stock in different geographical locations.

establishing customer trust and loyalty.

Verifying customer payments.

5.

1 point

Examples of “server side” systems include:

Java and VB applets.

SSL, TLS.

http, https.

CGI, ISAPI.

6.

1 point

Virtual businesses:

can trade internationally.

Must rent or buy office spaces

Require shop fronts.

Require significant capital to setup.

7.

1 point

Cash is only dispensed from an ATM after:

the customer’s PIN is verified as correct.

Sufficient funds are available in the customer’s account.

Funds are transferred into the financial institution operating the ATM’s account.

All of the above

8.

1 point

At the time this text was written the country who used EFTPOS the most was:

USA

Sweden

Australia

New Zealand

9.

1 point

Which of the following is TRUE when using SSL or TLS?

The URL commences with http and public key encryption is used.

The URL commences with https and private key encryption is used

The URL commences with https and public key encryption is used.

The URL commences with https and private key encryption is used

10.

1 point

An organisation where members are geographically separated but work together via electronic communication is known as a(n):

Internet community.

Virtual organisation.

online business.

E-commerce site.