Question:* What's port of smtp service?
Answer: • 25
Question:* What does PC stand for?
Answer: • Personal Computer
Question:* In Windows, how can you delete a file without it going to the Recycle Bin first?
Answer: • Press Shift + Delete
Question:* What does HTML stand for?
Answer: • Hypertext Markup Language
Question:* What determines the quality of images displayed on a monitor?
Answer: • Resolution
Question:* Which of these is an operating system?
Answer: • OS X
Question:* A printer is considered what kind of device?
Answer: • An output device
Question:* What are the physical components of a computer called?
Answer: • Hardware
Question:* What is a search engine?
Answer: • A website that assists with locating content related to one's query
Question:* Which of these is an Anti-Virus Software manufacturer?
Answer: • McAfee
Question:* Windows, MacOSX and Linux are examples of what?
Answer: • Operating Systems
Question:* What is the most common meaning of RAM?
Answer: • Random Access Memory
Question:* Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access are all part of a suite of apps called ________.
Answer: • Microsoft Office.
Question:* Which of these is an internet browser?
Answer: • Mozilla Firefox
Question:* Which of the following files is an image file?
Answer: • smarterer.jpg
Question:* TRUE or false: Windows 8 is an operating system.
Answer: • TRUE
Question:* What does ROM stand for?
Answer: • read-only memory
Question:* What does GUI stand for?
Answer: • Graphical User Interface
Question:* To move a copy of a file from one computer to another over a communications channel is called...
Answer: • file transfer
Question:* HTML means...
Answer: • HyperText Markup Language
Question:* By default what is the name of the system drive on Windows?
Answer: • C:
Question:* Which of the following are considered I/O devices?
Answer: • All of these are
Question:* What are these generally called? :-) ;-) :-/ :-D
Answer: • Emoticons
Question:* What is the primary function of a modem?
Answer: • Network Connectivity
Question:* What is "QWERTY?"
Answer: • A style of keyboard with the first six letters on the upper left being Q, W, E, R, T, and Y
Question:* A clickable link that directs you to another website is called a:
Answer: • Hyperlink
Question:* What is Programming?
Answer: • Provide (a computer or other machine) with coded instructions for the automatic performance of a particular task.
Question:* What's the name of the big "box" that contains the circuits that the computer needs to read and process programs?
Answer: • CPU
Question:* What Does HTML Stand For
Answer: • Hyper Text Mark Up Language
Question:* What does RAM stand for?
Answer: • Random-Access Memory
Question:* Which software would you use to compare test scores to find the average?
Answer: • Excel
Question:* What term is most associated with the style of lettering?
Answer: • Font
Question:* What does BIOS stand for?
Answer: • Basic Input Output System
Question:* Which is the safest way to shut down your computer?
Answer: • Select "shut down" from the start/finder menu.
Question:* What is a "GUI?"
Answer: • Graphical User Interface
Question:* Which one of the following is not an Operating System?
Answer: • Word Perfect
Question:* Which method is NOT a way to connect to a network?
Answer: • Using a USB Flash Drive
Question:* Computers process data using binary digits. What are the two digits that make up binary code?
Answer: • 0,1
Question:* How many "Bits" make a "Byte?"
Answer: • 8
Question:* What does WWW stand for
Answer: • World Wide Web
Question:* Which of these devices is NOT used to store information?
Answer: • All of these devices can be used to store information.
Question:* What does the abbreviation FTP stand for?
Answer: • file transfer protocol
Question:* Which of these is NOT a common network type for connecting to the internet?
Answer: • SATA
Question:* Which of the following (assuming all other computer hardware is equivalent) will be the "fastest" processor?
Answer: • 3.2GHz
Question:* What is the standard US keyboard layout commonly referred to?
Answer: • QWERTY
Question:* What does "Booting Up" mean?
Answer: • The process of starting a computer when it has been turned off
Question:* Which of these is a type of memory?
Answer: • RAM
Question:* Which of the following is a word processing program?
Answer: • All
Question:* Which of these is a program in Microsoft Office?
Answer: • PowerPoint
Question:* A computer which links several PCs together in a network is called a...
Answer: • server
Question:* Typing speed is measured in _____.
Answer: • wpm (words per minute).
Question:* From the Task Manager on Windows systems, what is the command that closes a program?
Answer: • End Task
Question:* What is an algorithm?
Answer: • A piece of code that takes a input and produces a output
Question:* What does USB stand for?
Answer: • Universal Serial Bus
Question:* Checking a computer program for errors is called...
Answer: • debugging
Question:* What is the default letter associated with the main harddrive disk?
Answer: • C
Question:* True or False: If you have an "always on" broadband internet connection and use a router between the modem and your PC, you do not need to use anti-virus or firewall software to protect your PC
Answer: • False
Question:* Which of these tiny devices can be used to remove/store files from a computer?
Answer: • Flash Drive
Question:* If a computer becomes unresponsive, which of the following is the best first step to resolve the problem?
Answer: • Attempt to open the Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) or Force Quit (Cmd + Opt + Esc)
Question:* Which file extensions are images?
Answer: • All of these
Question:* If the computer is frozen, how do you turn off the computer?
Answer: • Push and hold power button
Question:* W3C is the ...
Answer: • World Wide Web Consortium
Question:* What is a modem?
Answer: • A device that provides access to the Internet
Question:* A computer can host multiple OS (operating systems)
Answer: • true
Question:* What key combination will usually undo your typing or changes in most applications?
Answer: • Ctrl-Z (Command-Z on a mac)
Question:* What is the most likely tool to use to test basic network connectivity?
Answer: • ping
Question:* Which of these is NOT a computer monitor connection type?
Answer: • BNC
Question:* Which command shows your IP address in the command prompt?
Answer: • ipconfig
Question:* Which of the following are NOT user input devices?
Answer: • display screen
Question:* What is the definition of a mainframe?
Answer: • A high-performance computer made for high-volume, processor-intensive computing
Question:* What is the most common meaning of ROM?
Answer: • Read-Only Memory
Question:* How many WiFi networks can a PC be connected to at once?
Answer: • 1
Question:* Software that blocks access or communication to certain websites is called:
Answer: • Firewall
Question:* Malware stands for
Answer: • Malicious Software
Question:* A PS/2 connector is generally used to connect what devices to a PC?
Answer: • Keyboard and/or mouse
Question:* Which of these is NOT a standard monitor resolution?
Answer: • 1000x900
Question:* What is a Hard Copy?
Answer: • A printed document
Question:* What is the main difference between installing software on Windows and MAC?
Answer: • Windows has a Registry which stores information.
Question:* Which category do "spyware,adware,rogueware" best fit in?
Answer: • malware
Question:* What is the keyboard shortcut to undo the last thing you typed?
Answer: • Ctrl+Z
Question:* True or False: USB 3.0 ports are backwards compatible with devices containing earlier USB versions?
Answer: • True
Question:* What are cookies?
Answer: • Piece of data stored by a website within a browser
Question:* In Windows, which Run Command will open the System Configuration screen?
Answer: • msconfig
Question:* What is the keyboard shortcut to paste data from the clipboard?
Answer: • Ctrl(Cmd)+V
Question:* Which one are Windows commands?
Answer: • dir, del, net
Question:* CPU Stands for___.
Answer: • Central Processing Unit
Question:* True or False: When adding multiple RAM chips, the memory sticks should be evenly split between the available memory channels
Answer: • True
Question:* USB stands for:
Answer: • Universal Serial Bus
Question:* What is Microsoft Access used for?
Answer: • Managing databases
Question:* What is a computer file?
Answer: • A collection of data that can be given a name
Question:* The most commonly used auxiliary storage device(s) is/are...
Answer: • hard disks and removable storage devices
Question:* How many bits are in a byte?
Answer: • 8
Question:* If the number-lock key is not on, using the number pad will:
Answer: • act as arrow keys
Question:* Which type of account can you access e-mail from?
Answer: • Both of these
Question:* A computer can still process peripheral inputs (typing, mouse movements, etc) when the screen is off.
Answer: • True
Question:* Which of the following is/are considered as Word Processors?
Answer: • All of them
Question:* What is a router?
Answer: • A device that allows multiple computers to join the same network
Question:* Which component stores a computer's core operating system files?
Answer: • Hard disk
Question:* What is the cache size of Intel core i7 ?
Answer: • 8 MB
Question:* What does the Internet extension ".net" stand for?
Answer: • Network
Question:* How many bits are there in 2 bytes?
Answer: • 16
Question:* What is the keyboard shortcut to cut data to the clipboard?
Answer: • Ctrl+X
Question:* What does the S in HTTPS stand for?
Answer: • Secure
Question:* The information processing cycle includes the following processes:
Answer: • input, processing, output, storage
Question:* If your monitor is rated for a higher resolution size than the available options displayed in your operating system's Display Properties, what is the most likely solution?
Answer: • Your on-board graphics card does not support the higher resolution and you should install an add-on graphics card
Question:* How do you look up your Local IP address on a Windows machine?
Answer: • All of these
Question:* Which one of these file extensions does not define an archive file
Answer: • .gif
Question:* Are computers more likely to crash under low temperatures or high temperatures?
Answer: • High temperatures.
Question:* Which of the following can cool down a computer?
Answer: • All of these can cool down a computer system.
Question:* Which is larger kilobits or kilobytes?
Answer: • kilobytes
Question:* Which Extension is used for batch files?
Answer: • .bat and .cmd
Question:* What does 127.0.0.1 refer to?
Answer: • It is the network address that refers to the localhost, or local computer and is not routeable.
Question:* What does GUI mean?
Answer: • Graphical User Interface
Question:* What does NOT happen as a result of deleting a program shortcut?
Answer: • The program is uninstalled
Question:* What is the name of the standard keyboard layout used on most computers produced for English-speaking users?
Answer: • Qwerty
Question:* What does the "Print Screen" button on the keyboard do?
Answer: • It creates an image of the current screen and copies it to the clipboard
Question:* The RJ-45 is a(n) _____
Answer: • ethernet connector.
Question:* The OS (operating system) of a computer can not be deleted.
Answer: • false
Question:* What devices connect to the PS/2 ports on a PC?
Answer: • mouse and keyboard
Question:* What does the bottom right button on the Google search box say?
Answer: • "I'm feeling Lucky"
Question:* You can over-write data multiple times to all of the following, except for
Answer: • DVD-R
Question:* In which filesystem can you set Permissions ?
Answer: • NTFS
Question:* What is the most common meaning of BIOS?
Answer: • Basic Input/Output System
Question:* What is DVI used for?
Answer: • video
Question:* A category-5 cable is used for which purpose?
Answer: • Networking
Question:* Which one of these items is an input device?
Answer: • scanner
Question:* For Intel based PCs, where is processor hyper-threading typically enabled or disabled?
Answer: • in the BIOS
Question:* The various collections of different appearances of text and characters displayed on a computer are called
Answer: • fonts
Question:* Which of the following can the BIOS not do?
Answer: • modify or uninstall third-party software
Question:* 1 byte is equal to:
Answer: • 8 bits
Question:* How can you access the BIOS setup utility?
Answer: • Just after your computer starts, watch for an "entering setup" message and type in the key(s) listed.
Question:* SSD stands for:
Answer: • Solid-state drive
Question:* What does SMTP stand for, when talking about email?
Answer: • Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
Question:* On a Windows machine, what run line command allows a user to configure startup programs and services?
Answer: • msconfig
Question:* Which of these abbreviations is not a partition type?
Answer: • DH
Question:* What is the windows run command to configure boot settings and startup services/applications?
Answer: • msconfig
Question:* In Windows, what keyboard shortcut do you use to close the active window?
Answer: • Alt + F4
Question:* To protect data on a USB flash drive, you can...
Answer: • encrypt the data
Question:* BIOS stands for...
Answer: • Basic Input Output System
Question:* True or False: Storage space can be limited by the OS (operating system).
Answer: • True
Question:* Which of these Shut Down options uses the least power?
Answer: • Hibernate
Question:* What is a set of software components that add specific abilities to a larger software application?
Answer: • Plug In
Question:* Which of these is not a Boolean operator?
Answer: • IS
Question:* Which of the following is correct?
Answer: • You can store files inside folders, which are stored on a volume.
Question:* Which of the following is the correct keystroke for cycling through active programs? (Windows/Mac)
Answer: • Win: ALT-TAB Mac: Command-TAB
Question:* Which of the following statements is true?
Answer: • A USB 3.0 device will function in a USB 2.0 port, with slower device performance.
Question:* What does the .com stand for in a URL?
Answer: • Commercial
Question:* Base64 is used to ...
Answer: • Represent binary data in ASCII
Question:* What keyboard shortcut locks your Windows session?
Answer: • Windows Key + L
Question:* Can you write special characters that are not on your keyboard (ASCII)?
Answer: • Yes, by using Alt + [a combination of keypad numbers]
Question:* The term for the location of a particular piece of data is its...
Answer: • address
Question:* What is the main selling point of a solid state disk
Answer: • Faster load times
Question:* By what method is a computer's mouse sensitivity measured?
Answer: • DPI
Question:* Which of these is NOT a standard wireless protocol?
Answer: • 802.11f
Question:* Port 25 is most commonly associated with which of the following?
Answer: • smtp
Question:* The acronym 'NIC' stands for:
Answer: • Network Interface Controller
Question:* Information in this type of memory will persist even after the computer is turned off.
Answer: • Read-only memory (ROM)
Question:* What is a thread?
Answer: • The smallest unit of processing an executable can afford the operating system for scheduling purposes.
Question:* What is the default port for HTTP?
Answer: • 80
Question:* What does FLOPS mean?
Answer: • Floating-point operations per second
Question:* What is the term for a million bytes?
Answer: • Megabyte
Question:* What does POST stand for?
Answer: • Power-On Self-Test
Question:* True or False: If you have an Intel-based motherboard, you can install any model of Intel CPU
Answer: • False
Question:* What does the acronym RAID stand for?
Answer: • Redundant Array of Independent Disks
Question:* OSI models have ...
Answer: • 7 layers
Question:* Which of the following screen resolutions is at a 16:9 aspect ratio?
Answer: • 1280 x 720
Question:* The computer's processor consists of the following parts:
Answer: • Control Unit and ALU
Question:* What does POP stand for, when referring to email?
Answer: • Post Office Protocol
Question:* On a Windows computer, a multitude of commands such as cut, copy, paste, print, and various other options can be reached by right-clicking and using a ________.
Answer: • Contextual Menu
Question:* "Native" resolution refers to:
Answer: • the exact physical resolution your display is built to render.
Question:* What difference between DDR2 and DDR3 ?
Answer: • Ram Bus
Question:* Which command clears dns cache ?
Answer: • Ipconfig /flushdns
Question:* "IEEE 1394" is more commonly known as:
Answer: • FireWire
Question:* What is the .mov file extension generally associated with?
Answer: • Quicktime
Question:* Which command shows share resource in CMD ?
Answer: • Net share
Question:* What is the maximum data transfer speed of USB 2.0?
Answer: • 480 Mbit/s
Question:* To log out on a Mac, the keyboard shortcut is:
Answer: • Shift-Cmd-Q
Question:* In computer graphics, what does the acronym "VGA" refer to?
Answer: • Video Graphics Array
Question:* In Windows, which Run Command will open the System Information screen?
Answer: • msinfo32
Question:* What is a common abbreviation for a configuration using multiple graphics cards?
Answer: • SLI
Question:* What monitor resolution is XGA?
Answer: • 1024 x 768
Question:* An 80 wire ribbon type cable is a:
Answer: • PATA cable.
Question:* In IE which function key clears the cache ?
Answer: • Ctrl + F5
Question:* What does the term "real-time" mean?
Answer: • When an event or function is processed
Question:* Which Intel CPU Socket Support By Ivy Bridge ?
Answer: • LGA 1155
Question:* 1 exabyte(EB) =
Answer: • 1000 Petabytes(PB)
Question:* What bandwidth can a CAT 6 network cable support?
Answer: • 10 Gigabits
Question:* All USB Ports are powered.
Answer: • False
Question:* In CMD which Function key show Command History?
Answer: • F7
Question:* What keyboard layout is designed to reduce finger motion and is claimed to permit faster rates of typing by removing awkward key movements for common letter combinations?
Answer: • Dvorak
Question:* In Windows, what is the keyboard shortcut to view "My Computer" properties?
Answer: • Windows Key + Pause/Break
Question:* How can you cancel a scheduled Windows shutdown event?
Answer: • Run the following command: shutdown -a
Question:* Which of the following is not an attack?
Answer: • GDB
Question:* Using command prompt, how can you view hidden files?
Answer: • dir /ah
Question:* The 40 extra wires in a PATA 80 cable are:
Answer: • Ground wires.
Question:* What kind of file extensions are displayed in Windows Explorer by default?
Answer: • Unknown or uncommon File types
Question:* What happens when one presses the Tab key in a windows command shell at the prompt?
Answer: • Show drive or folder contents
Question:* What are the maximum number of devices that can be run through a single USB port?
Answer: • 127
Question:* What does clear command in windows OS do?
Answer: • Nothing
Question:* How can you set your system date to be displayed at your prompt with the default drive letters?
Answer: • Prompt $d$p$g
Question:* Which command will show the mac address in a windows command shell?
Answer: • getmac
Question:* Which Is Faster - FAT16, FAT32, or NTFS?
Answer: • small volumes, FAT16 or FAT32
Question:* Which of the following best describes nvidia Surround?
Answer: • Having 3 monitors or more as one screen.
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