Learning in a digital age/LiDA103/Why open matters/Quiz

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The questions which follow provide a basic knowledge test of selected concepts covered in this learning pathway: Why open matters.

The questions published at the end of each learning pathway are re-used for the knowledge test for learners interested in earning a digital badge or certificate of participation for the Open education, copyright and open licensing in a digital world (LiDA103) micro-course. Please consult the Certify participation page for more information.

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True - false questions

Indicate whether the following statements are true or false:

  • The Universal Declaration of Human Rights commits to free education at the higher education (post-secondary) level.
  • Open digital content is an example of a rivalrous commodity which diminishes through consumption.
  • The profit margins of commercial publishers of scientific academic journals are greater than the profit margins of commercial magazines.
  • A high school pupil worked on a method for detecting pancreatic cancer using open access publications of scientific research.
  • Data shows that the average cost of commercial textbooks typically increases at the rate of inflation.



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Multiple choice questions
  • Which of the following statements is included in Article 26 of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights? (Tick all that apply - there are 3 correct answers.)
  • Which TWO of the following statements are FALSE? (Tick two options.)
  • In 1996, Sir John Daniel predicted that by 2006 the number of people qualified to enter university but who wouldn’t secure a place would grow to: (Tick the one which is correct.)