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The term netiquette refers to
 
  a) rules governing virtual-reality Web sites
  b) appropriate behavior expected on the Internet
  c) unauthorized use of self-duplicating computer programs
  d) use of keyboard characters to simulate facial expressions

Question 2

Subscribing to a listserv enables a computer user to
 
  a) create a customized Web page
  b) post regular blog entries about any topic of interest
  c) receive automatic notification of available software updates
  d) join an ongoing discussion group on a particular topic or issue



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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