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Which of the following statements about data and information is/are correct? c
a. Data and information have an identical meaning.
b. Information is generated after the processing of data.
c. Information is needed to help us to make decisions.
1. Video cassette recorders (VCRs) can be programmed to start recording at a preset time. Which of the following data is/are needed? d
a. The start and stop time input by users.
b. The time of the internal clock of the VCR.
c. Video cassette tape.
d. Only (a) and (b)
2. Which of the following descriptions about data is/are correct? a
a. A given set of data, when processed in different ways, can generate different information.
b. Data must be consisted of digits.
c. Data is a record of facts.
3. Electronic data processing. b
a. is superior in term of speed and accuracy..
b. can always provide accurate and correct information.
c. will always lead to an increase in operational cost of an organization.
4. Which of the followings is/are essential factor(s) to obtain accurate information? c
a. Accurate data.
b. An appropriate processing procedures.
c. The use of electronic data processing.
5. Which of the following organizations is/are most likely to be benefited from computerization? d
a. Hospitals.
b. Snack shops.
c. Supermarkets.
d. Only (a) and (c).
6. When the resolution setting of a display unit is raised. b
a. texts and images can be magnified.
b. more different number of colours to be displayed.
c. a larger monitor to be used.
7. The quality of a scanned image depends on. a
a. the resolution of the scan.
b. The number of different colours can be distinguished.
c. the speed of the scanning process.
8. Dot matrix printers. d
a. provide low cost printings.
b. are good for printing invoices with carbon copies.
c. has completely replaced by other printers due to its low printing quality.
d. Only (a) & (b)
9. Inkjet printers. d
a. provide a low cost solution for colour printing.
b. can replace all dot matrix printers.
c. require quality papers for maximum printout quality.
d. Only (a) and (c)
10. Sound/speech synthesizers are commonly found in. d
a. automatic telephone enquiry services.
b. electronic dictionaries.
c. Chinese speech recognition systems.
d. Only (a) & (b)
11. Internet video conferencing requires. d
a. digital cameras.
b. speech synthesizing systems.
c. microphones.
d. All true anwser.
12. Bar codes are commonly found in. b
a. Hong Kong identity cards.
b. Supermarkets , Public libraries.
c. Every computer in lab school.
d. In the CDROM from manufactor.
13. Which of the following devices can be used in making computer graphics? d
a. Digital cameras.
b. Optical character recognition systems.
c. Image scanners.
d. Only (a) and (c)
14. Which of the followings are common for RAM and ROM?. d
a. Their access time is much shorter than that of hard disks.
b. Both of them are made of semiconductors.
c. Both of them cannot store data and program permanently.
d. Only (a) and (b)
15. Which of the following devices can be randomly accessed? d
a. floppy disks.
b. hard disks.
c. magnetic tape.
d. RAM
16. A computer system needs a backing storage because. d
a. the price of main memory is high and its capacity is limited.
b. the content in main memory is lost when the computer is powered off.
c. the backing storage can be used to backup important data.
d. All true anwser
17. Nowadays people prefers rewritable-CDs to floppy disks. This is because. d
a. The price of rewritable CDs has become popular.
b. The content in a CD is not affected by magnetic fields.
c. The capacity of a CD is several hundred times larger than that of a floppy disk.
d. All true anwser
18. Magnetic tapes are usually used to backup large amount of infrequently used data. Which of the following are possible reasons? c
(1) The price per storage unit of magnetic tapes is lower than most backing storage media.
(2) Magnetic tapes can not be accessed sequentially. Therefore, it is most suitable for backing up large amount of data which is not in frequent use.
(3) Magnetic tapes are more robust than other backing storage media.
a. (1) only
b. (1) and (2) only.
c. (1), (2) and (3).
d. (2) and (3) only.
19. The following sequences shows the hierarchy of data organization from top level to the bottom. Which one of them is correct? d
a. field, character, record, file.
b. record, file, character, field,
c. file, record, character, field.
d. file, record, field, char.
20. Which of the following is not an octal number.b
a. 451.
b. 880.
c. 325.
d. 162.
21. A computer uses the 8-bit two's complement representation to represent integers. The smallest and largest integer the computer can process are.d
a. -8, 7.
b. -127, 127.
c. -256, 255.
d. -128, 127.
22. The main advantage of two's complement representation over that of sign-and-magnitude representation is. b
a. With the same number of bits, two's complement representation can represent a wider range of integers.
b. With two's complement representation, substractions can be performed by addition.
c. In two's complement representation, only one bit pattern is used to represent the integer 0.
d. Program designing can be simplified with the use of two's complement representation.
23. The two's complement of the bit pattern 01101101 is. b
a. 11101101.
b. 10010011.
c. 10110110.
d. 10010010.
24. How many bytes of memory locations are needed to store an English character and a Chinese character respectively? b
a. one, one.
b. one, two.
c. two, two.
d. two, one.
25. The decimal number corresponding to 0.01101(2) is.b
a. 0.2031.
b. 0.40625.
c. 1.625.
d. 0.8125.
26. Which of the following binary number is normalized? d
a. 11.110111.
b. 1.1111011.
c. 1.01101 × 10^-11.
d. 0.10111 × 10^101.
27. Which of the followings is/are handled by the Control Unit? c
(1) tells the main memory whether a read or write operation is going to carry out.
(2) instruction decoding.
(3) send and receive control signals to and from peripheral devices.
a. (2) only.
b. (1) and (3) only.
c. (1), (2) and (3).
d. (2) and (3) only
28. Which of the following statements about the Program Counter is NOT correct?. b
a. The Program Counter is a register in the Control Unit.
b. The content in the Program Counter will always be increased by 1 in each instruction cycle.
c. The Program Counter stores the address of the next instruction.
d. There must be only one Program Counter in each CPU.
29. Which of the following sequences is a correct description of the instruction cycle? c
a. Fetch - Execution – Decode.
b. Decode - Fetch – Execution.
c. Fetch - Decode – Execution.
d. Excecution - Decode – Fetch.
30. Op-code d
(1) is a part of a machine instruction.
(2) represents the address of the memory location containing the required data.
(3) specifies what operation is to be carried out by the computer.
a. (1) only.
b. (1) and (2) only.
c. (1), (2) and (3).
d. (1) and (3) only.
31. Which of the following signals are sent to the CPU in instruction cycles? c
(1) address signals
(2) machine instructions
(3) data
a. (1) only.
b. (3) only.
c. (2) and (3) only.
d. (1) and (2) only.
32. Programs are written by low level languages.d
a. occupy less storage space.
b. can more easily be read and interpreted by human.
c. run faster.
d. Only (a) and (b)
33. Which of the following translators generate object programs? b
(1) assemblers
(2) compliers
(3) interpreters
a. (1) only.
b. Only (2)
c. (1), (2) and (3).
d. (1) and (3) only.
34. The following statements describe the trend in the development of programming languages. Which of them is/are correct? b
(1) programming languages become more structural.
(2) programming languages are becoming more English-like.
(3) low level languages are no longer used.
a. (1) only.
b. (2) only
c. (1), (2) and (3)
d. (2) and (3) only
35. Which of the following errors can be detected by a compiler? a
(1) syntax error
(2) run-time error
(3) logical error
a. (1) only
b. (1) and (2) only
c. (1), (2) and (3)
d. (2) and (3) only.
36. Which of the following errors can be detected by an interpreter? b
(1) syntax error
(2) run-time error
(3) logical error
a. (1) only
b. (1) and (2) only
c. (1), (2) and (3)
d. (2) and (3) only.
37. Which of the following strategies can reduce the amount of time the CPU spends on waiting for the peripheral devices to complete their operations? b
(1) Use technique of spooling.
(2) Employ a multi-tasking operating system.
(3) Set peripheral devices to offline mode.
a. (1) only
b. (1) and (2) only
c. (1), (2) and (3)
d. (2) and (3) only
38. Which of the following is/are the responsibility/responsibilities of the operating system in a computer? d
(1) Compile high level language programs.
(2) Maintain the file structures in the hard disk.
(3) Queuing print jobs
a. (1) only
b. (1) and (2) only
c. (1), (2) and (3)
d. (2) and (3) only
39. The dynamic address translation feature finds a program's page table through the ___________________. c
a. page frame table.
b. page address registers.
c. page table location register.
d. page base registers.
40. All of the following are commonly used output devices except __________. a
a. a keyboard.
b. a printer
c. a monitor
d. speakers.
41. __________ holds data, instructions, and information for future use. a
a. Storage
b. Output
c. Memory
d. Input
42. A __________ is a type of compact disc that has tremendous storage capacities - enough for a full-length movie. a
a. DVD-ROM
b. DV-RW
c. CD-RW
d. CVD-ROM.
43. A modem is a(n) __________. b
a. small, handheld input device that contains at least one button
b. communications device that enables computers to communicate via telephone lines.
c. output device that looks like a television screen and displays text or graphics
d. storage device that stores data using microscopic pits created by laser light
44. The user interface controls how data and instructions are __________. b
a. processed and how information is communicated on a network.
b. entered and how information is displayed on the screen
c. entered and how information is communicated on a network
d. processed and how information is displayed on the screen.
45. __________ software allows numbers arranged in rows and columns to be calculated. c
a. Word processing
b. Database
c. Spreadsheet
d. Presentation graphics
46. __________ write the instructions that direct a computer to process data into information. a
a. Programmers
b. Users
c. Systems analysts
d. Digital assistants
47. Today, the terms PC and compatible refer to any personal computer that __________. a
a. is based on specifications of the original IBM personal computer
b. uses the Macintosh operating system
c. uses a graphical user interface
d. is based on specifications of the original Apple personal computer
48. A mini-tower model computer usually is __________ inches tall. a
a. 13
b. 21
c. 16
d. 24
49. On a typical notebook computer, the __________.a
a. keyboard is located on top of the system unit, the monitor attaches to the system unit with a hinge, and the drives are built into the system unit
b. monitor is located on top of the system unit, the drives attach to the system unit with a hinge, and the keyboard is built into the system unit
c. keyboard is located on top of the system unit, the drives attach to the system unit with a hinge, and the monitor is built into the system unit
d. drives are located on top of the system unit, the keyboard attaches to the system unit with a hinge, and the monitor is built into the system unit.
50. A __________, which looks like a ballpoint pen but uses pressure instead of ink, often is included with handheld computers for input. b
a. Keyboard
b. Stylus
c. Mouse
d. Scanner
51. __________ are capable of processing more than 12 trillion instructions in a single second and are used in applications requiring complex, sophisticated mathematical calculation. d
a. Handheld computers
b. Internet appliances.
c. Mainframes
d. Supercomputers
52. __________ is the process of obtaining a program instruction or data item from memory. a
a. Fetching(nạp lệnh)
b. Executing
c. Storing
d. Decoding
53. __________ is the process of carrying out commands. a
a. Executing
b. Storing
c. Decoding
d. Fetching
54. __________ is the process of writing the result to memory. b
a. Fetching
b. Storing
c. Decoding
d. Executing
55. Arithmetic operations __________. b
a. involve matching one data item to another to determine if the first item is greater than, equal to, or less than the other item
b. include addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
c. use conditions with operators such as AND, OR, and NOT
d. sort data items according to standard, predefined criteria in ascending order or descending order
56. Memory stores __________. d
a. the operating system and other system software that control the usage of the computer equipment.
b. application programs that carry out a specific task
c. the data being processed by application programs.
d. All of the others answers.
57. Some manufacturers state access times in nanoseconds; a nanosecond (ns) is one __________ of a second. a
a. Billionth
b. Thousandth
c. Millionth
d. Hundredth
58. A musical instrument digital interface, or MIDI, port __________. a
a. is a special type of serial port that connects the system unit to a musical instrument
b. can connect up to 127 different peripheral devices with a single connector type
c. allows wireless devices to transmit signals to a computer via infrared light waves
d. is a special high-speed parallel port used to attach peripheral devices
59. A 32-bit bus can transmit __________ at a time. b
a. 16 bits (32 bytes)
b. 32 bits (4 bytes)
c. 32 bits (16 bytes)
d. 4 bits (32 bytes)
60. In most computers, the word size is __________ the bus width. a
a. the same as
b. either greater than or less than
c. greater than
d. less than
61. A local bus is __________. c
a. a bus designed by Intel to improve the speed with which 3-D graphics and video transmit
b. the most common and slowest expansion bus
c. a high-speed expansion bus that connects higher speed devices
d. a bus that eliminates the need to install cards into expansion slots
62. Similar to their desktop counterparts, notebook computers and handheld computers have a system unit that __________. d
a. cannot run using a standard power supply
b. usually is less expensive than desktop computers with the same capabilities
c. houses devices such as the keyboard, pointing devices, speakers, and display
d. contains electronic components that processes data
63. Storage devices, such as disk drives, serve as both __________ devices. b
a. output and communications
b. input and output
c. communications and processing
d. processing and input
64. Most keyboards, like that shown in the accompanying figure, have at least four __________ that are pressed to move the insertion point (xem hinh dinh kem). c
a. numeric keypads
b. function keys
c. arrow keys
d. toggle keys
65. An enhanced keyboard __________.b
a. is named from the layout of its typing area
b. has twelve function keys along the top, two CTRL keys, two ALT keys, and a set of additional keys between the typing area and the numeric keypad
c. is a battery-powered device that transmits data using wireless technology, such as radio waves or infrared light waves
d. has a design that reduces the chance of wrist injuries.
66. On notebook computers and many handheld computers, the keyboard is built into the __________. a
a. top of the system unit
b. front of the system unit
c. back of the display
d. bottom of the display
67. The __________ is the most widely used pointing device on desktop computers. a
a. Mouse
b. Stylus
c. light pen
d. touch screen
68. The wheel on a mouse is rotated or pressed to __________ on the screen. b
a. position the pointer
b. move text and objects
c. display a shortcut menu
d. select or deselect items
69. To move the pointer using a __________, a finger is slid across its surface. b
a. light pen.
b. Touchpad
c. digitizing tablet
d. graphics tablet
70. A joystick is a __________. d
a. pressure-sensitive pointing device shaped like a pencil eraser that is positioned between keys on the keyboard
b. steering-wheel-type input device that is turned to simulate driving a car, truck, or other vehicle
c. stationary pointing device with a ball on its top that is rotated to move the pointer
d. vertical lever that is moved in different directions to control the actions of a vehicle or player
71. Digital cameras use all of the following techniques to store images except __________. b
a. floppy disk and SuperDisk
b. hard disk and magnetic tape
c. memory stick and PC Card
d. mini-CD and microdrive
72. The higher a digital camera's resolution, the __________ expensive the camera. b
a. poorer the image quality, but the less
b. better the image quality, but the more
c. better the image quality, and the less
d. poorer the image quality, and the more
73. As a rule, a 1-__________ (million pixel) digital camera is fine for screen displays such as photo communities, Web pages, and e-mail attachments. b
a. Kilopixel
b. Megapixel
c. Gigapixel
d. Millipixel
74. A DV (digital video) camera connects directly to a __________ port on a computer. a
a. parallel port or USB
b. serial port or USB
c. parallel port or MIDI
d. serial port or MIDI
75. A __________ works similarly to a copy machine except that it creates a file of the document in memory instead of a paper copy. a
a. flatbed scanner
b. sheet-fed scanner
c. pen or handheld scanner
d. drum scanner
76. A __________ guides a finger or pointing device so a user presses only one key at a time. b
a. toggle key
b. function key
c. keyguard
d. keypad
77. As shown in the accompanying figure, __________ is a type of output that consists of music, speech, or any other sound. (xem hinh) c
a. a graphic or graphical image
b. audio
c. text
d. video
78. As shown in the accompanying figure, __________ is a type of output consisting of full-motion images that are played back at various speeds. b
a. a graphic or graphical image
b. video
c. audio
d. text
79. Display devices include all of the following except __________. c
a. Televisions
b. LCD displays
c. Speakers
d. CRT monitors
80. Displays with higher resolution use a _________ image. c
a. smaller number of pixels, providing a rougher
b. smaller number of pixels, providing a smoother
c. greater number of pixels, providing a smoother
d. greater number of pixels, providing a rougher
81. Manufacturers state video memory in __________. b
a. Kilobytes
b. Megabytes
c. Gigabytes
d. Millibytes
82. Connecting a computer to a standard television set requires a(n) __________, which converts the digital signal from a computer into an analog signal that the television can display. b
a. HDTV converter
b. NTSC converter
c. SVGA converter
d. DDWG converter
83. Hard copy, also called a __________, can be portrait or landscape orientation. b
a. Pixel
b. Printout
c. Display
d. Video
84. __________ printers can print text at speeds of up to 40 pages per minute. c
a. Dot-matrix
b. Ink-jet
c. Laser
d. Thermal
85. Two commonly used audio output devices are __________. d
a. printers and speakers
b. monitors and printers
c. headsets and monitors
d. speakers and headsets
86. Two types of smaller, lower-cost data projectors are __________. a
a. LCD projectors and DLP projectors
b. CRT projectors and TFT projectors
c. HPA projectors and DVI projectors
d. POS projectors and ATM projectors
87. A stand-alone __________ scans an original document, converts the image into digitized data, and transmits the digitized image. d
a. Headset
b. Woofer
c. video adapter
d. fax machine
88. Examples of storage media are all of the following except __________. c
a. floppy disks
b. compact disks
c. expansion cards
d. tape
89. Storage devices access items in __________. b
a. Billionths of a second (nanoseconds)
b. thousandths of a second (milliseconds)
c. millionths of a second (megaseconds)
d. hundredths of a second (centiseconds)
90. In the early 1970s, __________ introduced the floppy disk as a new type of storage. d
a. Intel
b. Microsoft
c. AT&T
d. IBM
91. Computers with one floppy disk drive refer to it as drive __________. a
a. A
b. C
c. D
d. B
92. A(n) __________ floppy disk has a capacity of 1.44 MB. c
a. LD (low-density)
b. LC (low-capacity)
c. HD (high-density)
d. HC (high-capacity)
93. To maximize a floppy disk's life, avoid __________. d
a. exposure to heat and cold
b. magnetic fields
c. contaminants such as dust, smoke, or salt air
d. All of the others answers
94. A __________ is slightly larger than and about twice as thick as a 3.5-inch floppy disk and can store 100 MB or 250 MB of data. c
a. SuperDisk™
b. HiFD™ disk
c. Zip® disk
d. Jaz® disk
95. Hard disks provide for __________ access times than floppy disks. c
a. lesser storage capacities and much slower
b. greater storage capacities but much slower
c. greater storage capacities and much faster
d. lesser storage capacities but much faster
96. If a hard disk has only one partition, the operating system designates it as drive __________b
a. A
b. C
c. D
d. B
97. The storage capacity of a __________ is more than enough to hold a telephone book containing every resident in the United States. a
a. DVD-ROM
b. CD-RW
c. CD-R
d. CD-ROM
98. __________ most often use PC Cards. a
a. Notebook computers and other mobile computers and devices
b. Mainframe computers and supercomputers
c. Network computers and supercomputers
d. Desktop computers and mainframe computers
99. During the boot process, usually the operating system will look first in drive __________ for the system files. a
a. A (the designation for a floppy disk drive)
b. B (the designation for a second floppy disk drive)
c. D (the designation for a compact disc drive)
d. C (the designation for the hard disk drive)
100. What is a binary system?
a. A binary system is a two-state numbering system consisting of 0 and 1.
b. Each 0 or 1 is called a bit (short for binary digit).
c. Bits are combined into groups of eight bits called bytes.
d. 0 can be represented by electricity being off and 1 by electricity being on.
101. Select valid statement?
a. 8 bits = 1 byte = 1 character
b. 8 bytes = 1 bit = 1 character
c. 8 bits = 1 byte = 8 characters
d. 8 bytes = 1 bit = 8 characters
102. There are three principal binary coding schemes is:
a. ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange. The most widely used binary code for microcomputers
b. US. United State standard for save data and encrypt data. The most widely used in US, and for computer use Microsoft Software
c. EBCDIC - Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code. Developed by IBM and primarily used on large computers.
d. UNICODE - 16-bit code to support international languages like Chinese and Japanese
103. Simon is a manufacturing firm that assembles monitors from parts they purchase from the world market. They have a central office in Ottawa and 15 sales offices in Canada, USA, Asia and Europe. They have 100 employees in manufacturing, design and engineering, Information Systems, accountanting, human resource personnel etc. The quality and cost of monitors manufactured by Simon are determined by:
a. size, resolution, color depth, and sharpness
b. increasing energy consumption and refresh rate
c. flatness of the screen
104. The factors that affect the maximum number of instructions a CPU can perform in one second are:
a. Word length, data bus width and cycle speed
b. Baud rate and time sharing capabilities
c. The amount of RAM available
105. What is the highest binary number that can be referred to on a three position jumper block?
a. 4
b. 6
c. 7
d. F
106. Which is the easiest component to environmentally recycle?
a. Motherboards
b. CMOS batteries
c. Cathode ray tubes
d. Toner cartridges
107. Which step should you perform first before discharging a CRT?
a. Remove the CRT from its housing
b. Disconnect the CRT from the computer
c. Turn power off before removing power source
d. Remove the video assembly
108. Which REQUIRES an anti-static bag for transport?
a. Monitor
b. Floppy disks
c. I/O controller
d. Power supply
109. A hard disk is divided into tracks which are further subdivided into:
a. Clusters
b. Sectors
c. Heads
d. Vectors
110. TWO primary performance restraints for mass storage devices are:
a. Storage ability
b. Driver aceleration
c. Route mobility
d. Access speed
111. When connecting two external SCSI hard disks to a computer, where do you connect the second hard drive?
a. Any open SCSI port on the computer
b. A Serial port on the first host adapter
c. An open SCSI port on the first hard drive
d. An open parallel port on the computer
112. When installing a SCSI CD-ROM drive, you must set the CD-ROM SCSI adapter to:
a. B0007
b. An unused SCSI address
c. SCSI ID=1
d. The same address as the SCSI device before the CD-ROM
113. Which provides the fastest data access time?
a. RAM
b. ROM
c. Hard disk
d. CD-ROM
114. Which controller would support an external CD-ROM drive?
a. ESDI
b. ARLL
c. SCSI
d. MFM
115. What specification covers PC hard cards?
a. SCSI
b. ISA
c. MFM
d. PCMCIA
116. Which would you have to upgrade to install an EIDE drive?
a. RAM BIOS
b. A 286 CPU
c. ISA motherboard
d. Serial board
117. Which of the following ports send / receive information to/from other devices? Select best answer.
a. Mouse port, Serial port
b. Serial port, Parallel port
c. Parallel port, printer port
d. Video port, VGA port
118. How may standard levels of interrupts are provided on the 8-bit ISA bus (XT-class computer)?
a. 12
b. 16
c. 4
d. 8
119. Serial ports are assigned interrupts to avoid conflict between the ports. Which port(s) should be assigned to IRQ4?
a. COM1
b. COM2
c. COM4
d. COM3
120. IRQ6 is typically reserved for:
a. The floppy
b. The keyboard controller
c. The modem
d. LPT2
121. Which specifies your hard disk configuration?
a. CMOS
b. WIN.INI
c. CONFIG.SYS
d. AUTOEXEC.BAT
122. A system has two IDE hard drives that are each divided into primary and extended partitions which drive letter is assigned to the primary partition of the second drive?
a. C
b. D
c. F
d. E
123. What is a common complication when adding a 1.6G IDE hard drive to an older system such as a 16Mhz 80386 system?
a. The drive is too big for the available drive bays
b. The old style IDE connector won't plug in properly
c. System BIOS needs to be upgraded
d. The power supply may be sufficient
124. During the boot process, a system first counts memory from where?
a. Expansion memory board
b. Video adapter
c. Cache
d. System board
125. The following process determines the amount of memory present, the date/time, and which communications ports and display adapters are installed in a microcomputer?
a. Start-up utility test
b. Power on self test
c. Power on start up process
d. Power up boot process
126. On a leased line installation a known good external modem shows no carrier detect light. Where is the problem most likely to be?
a. In the modem
b. In the phone line
c. In the DTC equipment
d. In the computer
127. Which best describes a fragmented hard drive:
a. The platters are bad
b. Data files are corrupted
c. Files are not stored in consecutive clusters
d. Clusters of data are damaged
128. Which components could cause a blank screen?
a. Power supply
b. Video card
c. RAM
d. CPU
129. The DC voltage on most circuit boards is:
a. -12 volts
b. 0 volts+5 volts
c. +12 volts
130. What questions could be asked to determine if a problem is software or hardware related? (choose all that apply)
a. Does the computer BEEP during the boot phase?
b. Did peripheral devices initialize, i.e. printers?
c. Determine how many serial ports are installed in the system.
d. Will hardware components pass diagnostics?
131. Which of the following would be a logical first step in trouble shooting a PC?
a. Check the computer CMOS
b. Define the circumstances of the problem
c. Define what applications are being used
d. Call the vendor
132. Parity error usually indicate bad memory
a. True
b. False
133. Since nothing is in primary storage when the computer is powered off, the process of bringing part of the operating system into primary storage when the computer is powered on is called
a. logging in
b. loading
c. booting
d. footing
134. Instructions in a program are executed by the central processing unit in
a. Sequence
b. a loop
c. parallel
d. a decision
135. The CPU or central processing unit of a computer is organized into two main units. The two units are the control unit and the
a. arithmetic unit
b. logic unit
c. arithmetic-logic unit
d. data unit
136. A code that may someday be a standard for all computers using 16 bits is
a. Morse code
b. Terabyte code
c. Unicode
d. ASCII/EBCDIC combination code
137. Data can be represented using codes such as ASCII and EBCDIC. EBCDIC is a code with
a. 4 bits
b. 5 bits
c. 7 bits
d. 6 bits
138. The nonvolatile component of primary storage would be
a. RAM
b. ROM
c. limited in the number of times it can be retrieved
d. lost when the power to the computer is turned off
139. If you turn off the power to the computer, items stored on this device will be lost.
a. primary storage
b. secondary storage
c. CD-ROM
d. permanent storage
140. All of the following are primary storage terms except
a. Memory
b. internal storage
c. permanent storage
d. temporary storage
141. Another term for processed data is:
a. processor.
b. output device.
c. information.
d. storage.
142. Which of the following is a correct association between hardware device and component type?
a. flatbed scanner – processing
b. wand reader – input
c. memory – output
d. terminal – storage
143. The term that refers to devices that read from or write to secondary storage devices is:
a. reader.
b. drive.
c. RAM
d. processor.
144. Software that controls the computing resources, such as an operating system, is referred to as:
a. custom software.
b. system software.
c. vertical software.
d. application software.
145. In order for programmers to be able to modify a program's operations,
a. the program must be machine-readable.
b. they must purchase a site license.
c. the source code must be available.
d. the software cannot be copyrighted.
146. If there are several programs on a single-CPU system, which is the most likely allocation decision that the operating system will make?
a. The program whose time slice has just expired will get the CPU.
b. The program whose read operation has just been completed will get the CPU.
c. All programs will get the CPU.
d. The program that has been waiting the longest in the queue will get the CPU.
147. Which is the correct statement?
a. A program's frame goes into a page of memory.
b. A program's frame goes into a queue of memory.
c. A program's page goes into a frame of memory.
d. A program's page table goes into a frame of memory.
148. Random access memory is located in:
a. registers on the CPU.
b. a chip near the CPU.
c. bus lines on a microprocessor.
d. magnetic devices external to the computer.
149. What's the largest memory size if the addres bus of the computer system bus width is 3 bytes?
a. 16 kilobytes.
b. 16 megabytes.
c. 64 kilobytes.
d. 64 megabytes.
150. What's the decimal number the binary number 00101011 represents?
a. 11
b. 31
c. 65
d. 43
151. A port provides an interface between:
a. an expansion board and a peripheral device.
b. an adaptor card and the motherboard.
c. DRAM and SRAM.
d. the CPU and L1 cache.
152. An analog video camera's interface to the motherboard is via:
a. the parallel port.
b. the FireWire port.
c. a video capture card.
d. a Web Cam port.
153. The advantage of using a graphics adapter board instead of permanently affixing graphics chips to the motherboard is:
a. increased speed of raster scanning.
b. easier upgrade of graphics ability.
c. greater use of the system bus.
d. less of a need for expansion slots.
154. When the read/write head touches the surface of a disk:
a. data can be read into memory.
b. data can be written to the disk from memory.
c. the hard drive will stop spinning.
d. data is destroyed on the disk.
155. The heat from the lasers on the surface of an optical storage disk causes:
a. bit patterns to be placed on the optical disk.
b. magneto-optical outputs to be generate.
c. data to be copied to the hard disk.
d. light beams to emit from the CDROM drive.
156. The physical parts of the computer are referred to as
a. Software
b. Features
c. Programs
d. Tools
157. A bit can represent how many different values?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 4
d. 3
158. A byte is ___________ bit(s).
a. 1
b. 2
c. 8
d. 4
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