含答案--电子商务员理论模拟试题（Including answers -- electronic commerce theory simulation test questions）.doc

含答案--电子商务员理论模拟试题（Including answers -- electronic commerce theory simulation test questions） I. judgment questions (total of 10 questions, 1 points per subject, 10 perfect points) 1., covering a wide range of global markets is not an advantage of e-commerce. 2. hackers mainly use operating systems and network vulnerabilities, defects, illegal intrusions from outside the network, illegal behavior. 3., the commonly used tools for online information publishing include: professional online information publishing platform, e-mail (mailing list, mass mailing), BBS, Usenet, etc.. 4. one of the main problems in current electronic payment is tariff in transnational transaction. 5. in practical applications, two kinds of encryption methods (symmetric encryption method and asymmetric encryption method) are usually used together. 6., e-commerce transactions almost all on the network, but the distribution of physical goods and some after-sales service exceptions, so that it can achieve high efficiency, low cost goals. 7., the legal problems caused by electronic commerce mainly refer to how the traditional legal system accepts, processes and adjusts this new mode of trade so as to legalize it. 8. logistics refers to the physical movement of the material entity from the supplier to the demander. 9. Netscape is essentially a computer client that browsed Web pages on INTERNET. 10., the professional ethics of e-commerce division mainly includes 9 aspects. Two, radio questions (a total of 70 questions, 1 points per subject, 70 points) In 1.1997 November, the concept of e-commerce was put forward at the World Conference on Electronic Commerce held in Paris, Europe, Africa, Asia and other countries A) e-commerce is the establishment of Web sites B) e-commerce is the realization of the entire trade activities of the electronic C) e-commerce is a business activity on Internet D) Electronic Commerce on the Internet is an open network environment, based on Browser / server applications, a ne