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All of the followin are examples of real se!urit" and pri#a!" risks E$CEP%& A. ha!kers. B. spam. C. #iruses. '. identit" theft. Answer& B (. A pro!ess known as )))))))))))) is used b" lar e retailers to stud" trends. A. data minin B. data sele!tion C. PO* '. data !on#ersion Answer& A +. ))))))))))))terminals ,formerl" known as !ash re isters- are often !onne!ted to !omplex in#entor" and sales !omputer s"stems. A. 'ata B. Point.of.sale ,PO*C. *ales '. Quer" Answer& B /. A,n- )))))))))))) s"stem is a small0 wireless handheld !omputer that s!ans an item123s ta and pulls up the !urrent pri!e ,and an" spe!ial offers- as "ou shop. A. P** B. PO* C. in#entor" '. data minin Answer& A 4. %he abilit" to re!o#er and read deleted or dama ed files from a !riminal123s !omputer is an example of a law enfor!ement spe!ialt" !alled& A. roboti!s. B. simulation. C. !omputer forensi!s. '. animation. Answer& C 5. 6hi!h of the followin is 7O% one of the four ma8or data pro!essin fun!tions of a !omputer9 A. atherin data B. pro!essin data into information C. anal":in the data or information '. storin the data or information Answer& C ;. )))))))))))) ta s0 when pla!ed on an animal0 !an be used to re!ord and tra!k in a database all of the animal123s mo#ements. A. PO* B. <F='

C. PP* '. >P* Answer& B ?. *ur eons !an perform deli!ate operations b" manipulatin de#i!es throu h !omputers instead of manuall". %his te!hnolo " is known as& A. roboti!s. B. !omputer forensi!s. C. simulation. '. fore!astin . Answer& A @. %e!hnolo " no lon er prote!ted b" !op"ri ht0 a#ailable to e#er"one0 is !onsidered to be& A. proprietar". B. open. C. experimental. '. in the publi! domain. Answer& A 1A. )))))))))))) is the stud" of mole!ules and stru!tures whose si:e ran es from 1 to 1AA nanometers. A. 7anos!ien!e B. Bi!roele!trodes C. Computer forensi!s '. Artifi!ial intelli en!e Answer& A 11. )))))))))))) is the s!ien!e that attempts to produ!e ma!hines that displa" the same t"pe of intelli en!e that humans do. A. 7anos!ien!e B. 7anote!hnolo " C. *imulation '. Artifi!ial intelli en!e ,A=Answer& ' 1(. )))))))))))) is data that has been or ani:ed or presented in a meanin ful fashion. A. A pro!ess B. *oftware C. *tora e '. =nformation Answer& ' 1+. %he name for the wa" that !omputers manipulate data into information is !alled& A. pro rammin . B. pro!essin . C. storin . '. or ani:in . Answer& B 1/. Computers ather data0 whi!h means that the" allow users to )))))))))))) data. A. present B. input

C. output '. store Answer& B 14. After a pi!ture has been taken with a di ital !amera and pro!essed appropriatel"0 the a!tual print of the pi!ture is !onsidered& A. data. B. output. C. input. '. the pro!ess. Answer& B 15. Computers use the )))))))))))) lan ua e to pro!ess data. A. pro!essin B. kilob"te C. binar" '. representational Answer& C 1;. Computers pro!ess data into information b" workin ex!lusi#el" with& A. multimedia. B. words. C. !hara!ters. '. numbers. Answer& ' 1?. =n the binar" lan ua e ea!h letter of the alphabet0 ea!h number and ea!h spe!ial !hara!ter is made up of a unique !ombination of& A. ei ht b"tes. B. ei ht kilob"tes. C. ei ht !hara!ters. '. ei ht bits. Answer& ' 1@. %he term bit is short for& A. me ab"te. B. binar" lan ua e. C. binar" di it. '. binar" number. Answer& C (A. A strin of ei ht As and 1s is !alled a& A. me ab"te. B. b"te. C. kilob"te. '. i ab"te. Answer& B (1. A )))))))))))) is approximatel" one billion b"tes. A. kilob"te

B. bit C. i ab"te '. me ab"te Answer& C ((. A )))))))))))) is approximatel" a million b"tes. A. i ab"te B. kilob"te C. me ab"te '. terab"te Answer& C (+. )))))))))))) is an" part of the !omputer that "ou !an ph"si!all" tou!h. A. Cardware B. A de#i!e C. A peripheral '. An appli!ation Answer& A (/. %he !omponents that pro!ess data are lo!ated in the& A. input de#i!es. B. output de#i!es. C. s"stem unit. '. stora e !omponent. Answer& C (4. All of the followin are examples of input de#i!es E$CEP% a& A. s!anner. B. mouse. C. ke"board. '. printer. Answer& ' (5. 6hi!h of the followin is an example of an input de#i!e9 A. s!anner B. speaker C. C' '. printer Answer& A (;. All of the followin are examples of stora e de#i!es E$CEP%& A. hard disk dri#es. B. printers. C. flopp" disk dri#es. '. C' dri#es. Answer& B (?. %he ))))))))))))0 also !alled the 12Dbrains12 of the !omputer0 is responsible for pro!essin data. A. motherboard B. memor"

C. <AB '. !entral pro!essin unit ,CPEAnswer& ' (@. %he CPE and memor" are lo!ated on the& A. expansion board. B. motherboard. C. stora e de#i!e. '. output de#i!e. Answer& B +A. 6ord pro!essin 0 spreadsheet0 and photo.editin are examples of& A. appli!ation software. B. s"stem software. C. operatin s"stem software. '. platform software. Answer& A +1. )))))))))))) is a set of !omputer pro rams used on a !omputer to help perform tasks. A. An instru!tion B. *oftware C. Bemor" '. A pro!essor Answer& B +(. *"stem software is the set of pro rams that enables "our !omputer123s hardware de#i!es and )))))))))))) software to work to ether. A. mana ement B. pro!essin C. utilit" '. appli!ation Answer& ' ++. %he PC ,personal !omputer- and the Apple Ba!intosh are examples of two different& A. platforms. B. appli!ations. C. pro rams. '. stora e de#i!es. Answer& A +/. Apple Ba!intoshes ,Ba!s- and PCs use different )))))))))))) to pro!ess data and different operatin s"stems. A. lan ua es B. methods C. CPEs '. stora e de#i!es Answer& C +4. *er#ers are !omputers that pro#ide resour!es to other !omputers !onne!ted to a& A. network. B. mainframe.

C. super!omputer. '. !lient. Answer& A +5. *maller and less expensi#e PC.based ser#ers are repla!in )))))))))))) in man" businesses. A. super!omputers B. !lients C. laptops '. mainframes Answer& ' +;. )))))))))))) are spe!iall" desi ned !omputers that perform !omplex !al!ulations extremel" rapidl". A. *er#ers B. *uper!omputers C. Faptops '. Bainframes Answer& B +?. '*F is an example of a,n- )))))))))))) !onne!tion. A. network B. wireless C. slow '. broadband Answer& ' +@. %he differen!e between people with a!!ess to !omputers and the =nternet and those without this a!!ess is known as the& A. di ital di#ide. B. =nternet di#ide. C. 6eb di#ide. '. broadband di#ide. Answer& A /A. )))))))))))) is the s!ien!e re#ol#in around the use of nanostru!tures to build de#i!es on an extremel" small s!ale. A. 7anote!hnolo " B. Bi!ro.te!hnolo " C. Computer forensi!s '. Artifi!ial intelli en!e Answer& A /1. 6hi!h of the followin is the !orre!t order of the four ma8or fun!tions of a !omputer9 A. Pro!ess G Output G =nput G *tora e B. =nput G OutputG Pro!ess G *tora e C. Pro!ess G *tora e G =nput G Output '. =nput G Pro!ess G Output G *tora e Answer& ' /(. )))))))))))) bits equal one b"te. A. Ei ht

B. %wo C. One thousand '. One million Answer& A /+. %he binar" lan ua e !onsists of )))))))))))) di it,s-. A. ? B. ( C. 10AAA '. 1 Answer& B //. A b"te !an hold one )))))))))))) of data. A. bit B. binar" di it C. !hara!ter '. kilob"te Answer& C /4. )))))))))))) !ontrols the wa" in whi!h the !omputer s"stem fun!tions and pro#ides a means b" whi!h users !an intera!t with the !omputer. A. %he platform B. %he operatin s"stem C. Appli!ation software '. %he motherboard Answer& B /5. %he operatin s"stem is the most !ommon t"pe of )))))))))))) software. A. !ommuni!ation B. appli!ation C. s"stem '. word.pro!essin software Answer& C /;. )))))))))))) are spe!iall" desi ned !omputer !hips that reside inside other de#i!es0 su!h as "our !ar or "our ele!troni! thermostat. A. *er#ers B. Embedded !omputers C. <oboti! !omputers '. Bainframes Answer& B /?. %he steps and tasks needed to pro!ess data0 su!h as responses to questions or !li!kin an i!on0 are !alled& A. instru!tions. B. the operatin s"stem. C. appli!ation software. '. the s"stem unit. Answer& A /@. %he two broad !ate ories of software are& A. word pro!essin and spreadsheet.

B. transa!tion and appli!ation. C. 6indows and Ba! O*. '. s"stem and appli!ation. Answer& ' 4A. %he metal or plasti! !ase that holds all the ph"si!al parts of the !omputer is the& A. s"stem unit. B. CPE. C. mainframe. '. platform. Answer& A Fill in the Blank& 41. Between PCs and Ba!s0 the )))))))))))) is the platform of !hoi!e for raphi! desi n and animation. Answer& Ba! 4(. %he )))))))))))) is the pro ram that mana es the hardware of the !omputer s"stem0 in!ludin the CPE0 memor"0 stora e de#i!es0 and inputHoutput de#i!es. Answer& operatin s"stem 4+. %he t"pe of operatin s"stem software "ou use depends on "our !omputer123s )))))))))))). Answer& platform 4/. ))))))))))))software helps "ou !arr" out tasks0 su!h as t"pin a do!ument or !reatin a spreadsheet. Answer& Appli!ation 44. ))))))))))))are the fastest and most expensi#e !omputers. Answer& *uper!omputers 45. A )))))))))))) is approximatel" 10AAA b"tes. Answer& kilob"te 4;. =nput de#i!es are used to pro#ide the steps and tasks the !omputer needs to pro!ess data0 and these steps and tasks are !alled )))))))))))). Answer& instru!tions 4?. A !omputer athers data0 pro!esses it0 outputs the data or information0 and )))))))))))) the data or information. Answer& stores 4@. %he binar" lan ua e !onsists of two di its& )))))))))))) and )))))))))))). Answer& A and 1 5A. A strin of )))))))))))) As and 1s is !alled a b"te. Answer& ei ht ,?51. %he de#i!es "ou use to enter data into a !omputer s"stem are known as )))))))))))) de#i!es. Answer& input

5(. %he de#i!es on a !omputer s"stem that let "ou see the pro!essed information are known as )))))))))))) de#i!es. Answer& output 5+. )))))))))))) is the set of !omputer instru!tions or pro rams that enables the hardware to perform different tasks. Answer& *oftware 5/. 6hen "ou !onne!t to the ))))))))))))0 "our !omputer is !ommuni!atin with a ser#er at "our =nternet ser#i!e pro#ider ,=*P-. Answer& =nternet 54. )))))))))))) are !omputers that ex!el at exe!utin man" different !omputer pro rams at the same time. Answer& Bainframes 55. ))))))))))))is the appli!ation of !omputer s"stems and te!hniques to ather le al e#iden!e. Answer& Computer forensi!s 5;. )))))))))))) is the s!ien!e that attempts to !reate ma!hines that will emulate the human thou ht pro!ess. Answer& Artifi!ial intelli en!e ,A=5?. Ba!intosh !omputers use the Ba!intosh operatin s"stem ,Ba! O*-0 whereas PCs enerall" run )))))))))))) as an operatin s"stem. Answer& Bi!rosoft 6indows 5@. A pro!ess known as )))))))))))) tra!ks trends and allows retailers to respond to !onsumer bu"in patterns. Answer& data minin ;A. Card disk dri#es and C' dri#es are examples of )))))))))))) de#i!es. Answer& stora e ;1. Iou would use )))))))))))) software to !reate spreadsheets0 t"pe do!uments0 and edit photos. Answer& appli!ation ;(. )))))))))))) are !omputers that support hundreds or thousands of users simultaneousl". Answer& Bainframes ;+. )))))))))))) is the term i#en to the a!t of stealin someone123s identit" and ruinin their !redit ratin . Answer& =dentit" theft ;/. *ur eons are usin )))))))))))) to uide robots to perform deli!ate sur er". Answer& !omputers ;4. Patient )))))))))))) are life.si:ed mannequins that ha#e a pulse and a heartbeat and respond to pro!edures 8ust like humans. Answer& simulators

%rue and False ;5. Currentl"0 the performan!e of tasks b" robots is based on prepro rammed al orithms. Answer& %rue ;;. 'ata !an be a number0 a word0 a pi!ture0 or a sound. Answer& %rue ;?. *tri!tl" defined0 a !omputer is a data pro!essin de#i!e. Answer& %rue ;@. %he dis!repan!" between the 12Dha#es12 and 12Dha#e.nots12 with re ard to !omputer te!hnolo " is !ommonl" referred to as the di ital so!iet". Answer& False ,di ital di#ide?A. One of the benefits of be!omin !omputer fluent is bein a sa##" !omputer user and !onsumer and knowin how to a#oid #iruses0 the pro rams that pose threats to !omputer se!urit". Answer& %rue ?1. %rend.spottin pro rams0 de#eloped for business0 ha#e been used to predi!t !riminal a!ti#it". Answer& %rue ?(. Emplo"ers do not ha#e the ri ht to monitor e.mail and network traffi! on emplo"ee s"stems used at work. Answer& False ?+. Cli!kin on an i!on with the mouse is a form of i#in an instru!tion to the !omputer. Answer& %rue ?/. Output de#i!es store instru!tions or data that the CPE pro!esses. Answer& False ,memor"?4. %he CPE and memor" are lo!ated on a spe!ial !ir!uit board in the s"stem unit !alled the motherboard. Answer& %rue ?5. 7anostru!tures represent the smallest human.made stru!tures that !an be built. Answer& %rue ?;. %he main differen!e between a super!omputer and a mainframe is that super!omputers are desi ned to exe!ute a few pro rams as qui!kl" as possible0 whereas mainframes are desi ned to handle man" pro rams runnin at the same time ,but at a slower pa!e-. Answer& %rue ??. Bein !omputer fluent means that "ou should be able to build a !omputer "ourself. Answer& False ?@. Embedded !omputers are self.!ontained !omputer de#i!es that ha#e their own pro rammin and do not re!ei#e input.

Answer& %rue @A. A 6eb browser is a spe!ial de#i!e that is installed in "our !omputer that allows it to !ommuni!ate with other de#i!es on a network. Answer& False ,network adapter@1. 6ith a wireless network0 it is easier to relo!ate de#i!es. Answer& %rue @(. %he most !ommon t"pe of memor" that the !omputer uses to pro!ess data is <OB. Answer& False ,<ABBat!hin & @+. Bat!h the followin terms with their approximate si:e& =. kilob"te A. one million b"tes ==. b"te B. ei ht bits ===. i ab"te C. one thousand b"tes =J. me ab"te '. one billion b"tes J. terab"te E. one trillion b"tes Answer& C0 B0 '0 A0 E @/. Bat!h the followin terms with their meanin s& =. printer A. stora e de#i!e ==. s!anner B. output de#i!e ===. <AB C. input de#i!e =J. CPE '. a t"pe of memor" J. C' dri#e E. pro!essor Answer& B0 C0 '0 E0 A @4. Bat!h the followin terms with their meanin s& =. mainframe A. the most expensi#e !omputers that perform !omplex !al!ulations extremel" rapidl" ==. super!omputer B. a !omputer that pro#ides resour!es to other !omputers !onne!ted to a network ===. embedded !omputer C. a lar e0 expensi#e !omputer that supports hundreds or thousands of users simultaneousl" =J. P'A '. a self.!ontained !omputer de#i!e that usuall" performs prepro rammed fun!tions su!h as temperature !ontrol J. ser#er E. a small mobile !omputin de#i!e Answer& C0 A0 '0 E0 B @5. Bat!h the followin terms with their meanin s& =. software A. transformin data into information ==. hardware B. data that has been or ani:ed or presented in a meanin ful fashion ===. operatin s"stem C. an" part of the !omputer that "ou !an ph"si!all" tou!h =J. pro!essin '. a set of !omputer pro rams that enables hardware to perform different tasks J. information E. the most !ommon t"pe of s"stem software0 it !ontrols the wa" in whi!h the !omputer s"stem fun!tions Answer& '0 C0 E0 A0 B @;. Bat!h the followin terms with their meanin s& =. s"stem software A. the set of pro rams that enables !omputer hardware de#i!es and appli!ation software to work to ether

==. appli!ation software B. the kind of operatin s"stem software "ou will use depends on this ===. platform C. operatin s"stem software enerall" used on PCs =J. Bi!rosoft 6indows '. a set of pro rams used to a!!omplish a spe!ifi! task J. Ba! O* E. operatin s"stem software used on the Apple Ba!intosh Answer& A0 '0 B0 C0 E @?. Bat!h the followin terms with their meanin s& =. data A. the main !ir!uit board in the s"stem unit ==. memor" B. the representation of a fa!t or idea ,unpro!essed information===. output C. pro!essed data or information =J. stora e '. holds instru!tions or data that the CPE pro!esses J. motherboard E. data or information that !an be a!!essed a ain Answer& B0 '0 C0 E0 A @@. Bat!h the followin terms with their meanin s& =. bit A. the s!ien!e re#ol#in around the use of nanostru!tures to build de#i!es on an extremel" small s!ale ==. binar" lan ua e B. the !ase that !ontains the s"stem !omponents ===. instru!tions C. !onsists of As and 1s =J. s"stem unit '. short for binar" di it J. nanote!hnolo " E. steps and tasks ne!essar" to pro!ess data into usable information Answer& '0 C0 E0 B0 A 1AA. Bat!h the followin fields to the related !omputer te!hnolo "& =. medi!ine A. =nternet resear!h and #irtual tours ==. business B. data minin ===. law enfor!ement C. roboti!s and simulation =J. edu!ation '. !omputer forensi!s J. ar!heolo " E. di ital re!reations of ruins Answer& C0 B0 '0 A0 E