Question

1. software piracy a. a contract with the software publisher that allows multiple copies of software to be made for use within an organization.
2. site license b. the making of illegal copies of copyrighted software.
3. shareware c. software or hardware that helps prevent hackers, viruses, and worms from attacking your computer.
4. public domain d. the branch of philosophy dealing with the determination of what is right of wrong, good or bad.
5. professional responsibility e. noncopyrighted software that anyone may copy and use without charge or acknowledging the source.
6. plagiarism f. the unauthorized use of another person’s original words or ideas.
7. hacker g. a professional standard requiring a computer professional to keep up with latest developments in the industry.
8. firewall h. copyrighted software that may be tried without expense but requires the payment of a registration fee if you decide to use it.
9. filtering software i. a professional standard that involves doing the best job possible even t the user may not immediately recognize the difference between the bes and a poor job.
10. ethics j. software legally protected against copying or being used without pay
11. cracker k. a set of guidelines or rules adopted by a school or other organizatio governs internet, network, and information technology use.
12. copyrighted software l. software that prevents access to places on the internet where inapp sites are located.
13. competency m. a computer enthusiast who pushes computer systems to his or he possible level of performance. (original term)
14. acceptable use policy n. someone who tries illegally to break into a secure computer syst term)

Explanation:

1. Software piracy is the illegal copying of copyrighted software, so matches B.
2. Site license is a contract for multiple software copies in an organization, matches A.
3. Shareware is copyrighted software that can be tried for free but requires payment to use, matches H.
4. Public domain software is non - copyrighted and can be used freely, matches E.
5. Professional responsibility (the option description here might have a typo, but from the options, F is about unauthorized use of others' work which is related to professional responsibility in terms of plagiarism - like behavior, but actually, the correct match for professional responsibility related to the options? Wait, no, the option for 5: the term is "professional responsibility" and the options: G is about keeping up with industry developments, I is about doing the best job. Wait, maybe a mis - label, but according to the options, F is plagiarism, no. Wait, let's re - check:

• 5. professional responsibility: G says "A professional standard requiring a computer professional to keep up with latest developments in the industry." So 5 matches G? Wait, no, the original table: 5 is "professional responsibility" and the options: G is "A professional standard requiring a computer professional to keep up with latest developments in the industry." I is "A professional standard that involves doing the best job possible even t the user may not immediately recognize the difference between the bes and a poor job." So 5 should match I? Wait, maybe the user's table has some formatting issues. But let's proceed with the given options:
• 6. plagiarism: F is "The unauthorized use of another person’s original words or ideas." So 6 matches F.
• 7. hacker: M is "A computer enthusiast who pushes computer systems to his or her possible level of performance. (Original term)" So 7 matches M.
• 8. firewall: C is "Software or hardware that helps prevent hackers, viruses, and worms from attacking your computer." So 8 matches C.
• 9. filtering software: L is "Software that prevents access to places on the Internet where inapp sites are located." So 9 matches L.
• 10. ethics: D is "The branch of philosophy dealing with the determination of what is right of wrong, good or bad." So 10 matches D.
• 11. cracker: N is "Someone who tries illegally to break into a secure computer syst term)" (assuming it's "system") So 11 matches N.
• 12. copyrighted software: J is "Software legally protected against copying or being used without pay" (assuming "payment") So 12 matches J.
• 13. competency: I is "A professional standard that involves doing the best job possible even t the user may not immediately recognize the difference between the bes and a poor job." So 13 matches I.
• 14. acceptable use policy: K is "A set of guidelines or rules adopted by a school or other organizatio governs internet, network, and information technology use." So 14 matches K.

Answer:

1. B. The making of illegal copies of copyrighted software.
2. A. A contract with the software publisher that allows multiple copies of software to be made for use within an organization.
3. H. Copyrighted software that may be tried without expense but requires the payment of a registration fee if you decide to use it.
4. E. Noncopyrighted software that anyone may copy and use without charge or acknowledging the source.
5. I. A professional standard that involves doing the best job possible even the user may not immediately recognize the difference between the best and a poor job. (Note: There may be a formatting error in the original option text)
6. F. The unauthorized use of another person’s original words or ideas.
7. M. A computer enthusiast who pushes computer systems to his or her possible level of performance. (Original term)
8. C. Software or hardware that helps prevent hackers, viruses, and worms from attacking your computer.
9. L. Software that prevents access to places on the Internet where inappropriate sites are located. (Note: There may be a formatting error in the original option text)
10. D. The branch of philosophy dealing with the determination of what is right or wrong, good or bad. (Note: There may be a formatting error in the original option text)
11. N. Someone who tries illegally to break into a secure computer system. (Note: There may be a formatting error in the original option text)
12. J. Software legally protected against copying or being used without payment. (Note: There may be a formatting error in the original option text)
13. I. A professional standard that involves doing the best job possible even the user may not immediately recognize the difference between the best and a poor job. (Note: There may be a formatting error in the original option text)
14. K. A set of guidelines or rules adopted by a school or other organization that governs internet, network, and information technology use. (Note: There may be a formatting error in the original option text)