Transcript How Much do I remember? Part 2

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How Much
Do I
Remember?
1. Powerful desktop computers
designed for specialized tasks
such as design tasks ( medical
imaging and computer-aided
design)
A: Super computer
B: PDA
C: Workstations
D: Mainframe
1. Powerful desktop computers
designed for specialized tasks
such as design tasks ( medical
imaging and computer-aided
design)
A: Super computer B: PDA
C: Workstations
D: Mainframe
2. A portable microcomputer.
A: PC
B: Notebook
C: Videogame
D: Mainframe
2. A portable microcomputer.
A: PC
B: Notebook
C: Videogame
D: Mainframe
3. A computer that handles
requests for data, e-mail, file
transfers, and other network
services from other computers
(clients)
A: Shareware
B: Super computer
C: internet
D: Server
3. A computer that handles
requests for data, e-mail, file
transfers, and other network
services from other computers
(clients)
A: Shareware
B: Super computer
C: internet
D: Server
4. Whatever is put into a
computer system supplied by
environment, person, other
computer.
A: input
B: process data
C: store data
D: output
4. Whatever is put into a
computer system supplied by
environment, person, other
computer.
A: input
B: process data
C: store data
D: output
5. Information consisting of text,
numbers, sounds, and images
that is entered into the computer
to be processed.
A: Information
B: Data
C: Input
D: Program
5. Information consisting of text,
numbers, sounds, and images
that is entered into the computer
to be processed.
A: Information
B: Data
C: Input
D: Program
6. Processing results
produced by the computer.
A: Input
B: Storage
C: Output
D: Printer
6. Processing results
produced by the computer.
A: Input
B: Storage
C: Output
D: Printer
7. Each piece of information.
A: bit
B: nibble
C: byte
D: kilobyte
7. Each piece of information.
A: bit
B: nibble
C: byte
D: kilobyte
8. One integrated unit that
cannot easily be removed from
the computer.
A: floppy disk
B: zip disk
C: hard disk
D: laser
8. One integrated unit that
cannot easily be removed from
the computer.
A: floppy disk
B: zip disk
C: hard disk
D: laser
9. A small and portable kind
of disk.
A: floppy disk
B: zip disk
C: hard disk
D: laser
9. A small and portable kind
of disk.
A: floppy disk
B: zip disk
C: hard disk
D: laser
10. Prepares a disk for use
on a specific type of drive;
imprints a disk with the
information it needs to work in
that particular kind of drive.
A: Resolution
B: Execution cycle
C: deframenting
D: Formatting
10. Prepares a disk for use
on a specific type of drive;
imprints a disk with the
information it needs to work in
that particular kind of drive.
A: Resolution
B: Execution cycle
C: deframenting
D: Formatting
11. Disk that can store up to
680 MB of data; data can only
be read from it.
A: DVD-ROM
B: Hard disk
C: RAM
D: CD-ROM
11. Disk that can store up to
680 MB of data; data can only
be read from it.
A: DVD-ROM
B: Hard disk
C: RAM
D: CD-ROM
12. The number of pixels or
dots that a monitor can display
A: Revolution
B: Resolution
C: Screen size
D: Dot pitch
12. The number of pixels or
dots that a monitor can display
A: Revolution
B: Resolution
C: Screen size
D: Dot pitch
13. Graphic images or
symbols that represent
applications (programs), files,
disk drives, documents, etc.
A: Menus
B: GUI
C: Icons
D: Graphics
13. Graphic images or
symbols that represent
applications (programs), files,
disk drives, documents, etc.
A: Menus
B: GUI
C: Icons
D: Graphics
14. Infects a set of
instructions in a mini program.
A:
Trojan Horse
B: File virus
C:
Macro Virus
D: Worm
14. Infects a set of
instructions in a mini program.
A:
Trojan Horse
B: File virus
C:
Macro Virus
D: Worm
15. A computer or software on a
network that supplies the network
with data and storage.
A: Server
B: Workstation
C:
D: IP Address
Mainframe
15. A computer or software on a
network that supplies the network
with data and storage.
A: Server
B: Workstation
C:
D: IP Address
Mainframe
16. A small, pocket-sized
computer designed to run on its
own power supply and provide
users with basic applications.
A:
PC
C:
laptop
B:
D:
handheld
supercomputer
16. A small, pocket-sized
computer designed to run on its
own power supply and provide
users with basic applications.
A: PC
PC
B: handheld
C: laptop
laptop
D: supercomputer
17. A method for representing
numbers using only two digits,
0 and 1.
A: Base 2 binary code B:
C: Boolean operator
D:
Decimal system
Biometrics
17. A method for representing
numbers using only two digits,
0 and 1.
A: Base 2 binary code B: Decimal system
C: Boolean operator
D:
Biometrics
18.The words, numbers, and
graphics used as the basis for
human actions and decisions.
A: Input
B:
Output
C: Field
D:
Information
18.The words, numbers, and
graphics used as the basis for
human actions and decisions.
A: Input
B:
Output
C: Field
D:
Information
19. The case or box that contains the
computer’s power supply, storage
devices, main circuit board,
processor, and memory
A: Hardware
B:
Circuit
C: System unit
D:
CPU
19. The case or box that contains the
computer’s power supply, storage
devices, main circuit board,
processor, and memory
A: Hardware
B:
Circuit
C: System unit
D:
CPU
20. A measure of frequency
equivalent to 1 million cycles per
second.
A: Megahertz (MHz) B:
C: Kilobyte
D:
Terabyte
Megabyte
20. A measure of frequency
equivalent to 1 million cycles per
second.
A: Megahertz (MHz) B: Terabyte
C: Kilobyte
D: Megabyte
21. The smallest unit in a
graphic image or computer
display.
A: Pit
B:
Nibble
C: Pixel
D:
Module
21. The smallest unit in a
graphic image or computer
display.
A: Pit
B: Nibble
C: Pixel
D: Module
22. An operating system that
runs two or more programs at the
same time.
A: Networking
B:
Installing
C: Multitasking
D:
Executing
22. An operating system that
runs two or more programs at the
same time.
A: Networking
B:
Installing
C: Multitasking
D:
Executing
23. A unique identifying number
assigned to each computer
connected to the Internet.
A: ISP
C: MAC address
B:
D:
IP Address
Machine code
23. A unique identifying number
assigned to each computer
connected to the Internet.
A: ISP
B: IP Address
C: MAC address
D: Machine code
24. Floppy disk technology
manufactured by Iomega available in
100 MB and 250 MB versions.
A: Zip drive
B:
Zip disk
C: CD
D:
Ultra ATA
24. Floppy disk technology
manufactured by Iomega available in
100 MB and 250 MB versions.
A: Zip drive
B: Zip disk
C: CD
D: Ultra ATA
25. An acronym for compact
disc-rewritable.
A: CD-R
B:
CD-ROM
C: CD-ROM drive
D:
CD-RW
25. An acronym for compact
disc-rewritable.
A: CD-R
B: CD-ROM
C: CD-ROM drive
D: CD-RW
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