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SOMINOT NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL


PERSONAL INFORMATION
LASTNAME

SCORE
TOTALSCORE:

FIRST NAME

MI

YEAR/GRADE
LRN:
SECTION
10
9 CARNATION
7
8

Subject

MAPEH
Music
TLE
PE

Health
Arts

Periodic
test/Removal

Summative Test

Grading Period

ROSE
DAHLIA
ORCHIDS

Pre-

Date

Mm/dd/yy

GENDER MF

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:

Read the instructions carefully before trying to answer the questions. Shade the circle/s provided for the answer before
the number. Blacken the circle as specified. PROPER SHADING is like this:
USE ONLY BALL POINT

PEN & NO ERASURES! NO LRN, NO CHECKING.


Examination part 1(Written)/ PART II (TO BE SCHEDULED)
DOMAINS
1.Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies (1-20)
2.Environment and Market (21-38)
3.Use of Hand Tools and Equipment (39-58)
4.Maintain Hand Tools, Equipment, and
Paraphernalia (59-73)
5.Perform Mensuration and Calculation (74-88)
6.Prepare and Interpret Technical Drawing(89-110)
7.Practice Occupational Health and Safety
Procedures (111-120)
8.Installing Computer Systems and Networks (121130)
9.Diagnosing and Troubleshooting Computer
Systems(131-140)
10.Configuring Computer Systems and Networks
(141-150)
11.Maintaining Computer and Network
Systems(151-165)
BEGIN:
This TEST is good for 1 to 2 hours

CODE
PECS
EM
UT
MT

SCORE

Notice:
For G9 answer only
answer domains
1-4(quarter 3)
5-7(Quarter 4)

MC
ID

For G10 domains 111

OS

PLEASE COMPUTE
THE PERCENTAGE
PER DOMAIN

CN
DT
CC

10/10X100
good luck

MN

PART
1: PECS/EM/UT/MT
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b. Personal Entrepreneurial
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b. used as a tool in determining your idea on TLE
c. it will serve as a use in determining your data
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the municipality
of Sominot, Who among them is to be considered as entrepreneurs?
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D. Mr. Alingatong
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manifestation
of
personal
characteristics
of
an
entrepreneur?
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character,
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A. Argue with them B. be respectful
C. help others in need
D. I dont
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a
what certain step should you employ to help others participate as well?
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i) I will visit our nearest barangay center for coordination among barangay folks.
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ii) I will clean my house ahead of time.
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iii) I will participate in the cleanup drive with or without their help.
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iv) Solicit funds
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A. Omandam Store B. WL Bakeshop
C. Romandes Pharmacy D. All of the
p
above
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c
A. Omandam Store B. WL Bakeshop
C. Romandes Pharmacy D. All of the
t
above
23)Which of the following business sells medicinal drugs?
A. Omandam Store B. WL Bakeshop
C. Romandes Pharmacy D. All of the
B above
24)Which of the following oversees the daily operation of a business?
.
A. Manager
B. Teller
C. Laborer
D. All of the
C
above
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i) Sells goods and services to gain profit
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ii) helps customers get their needs
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iii) serves the community
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iv) All of the above
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s 26)What is Entrepreneurship?
A. process of selling goods and services
B. gaining profit
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C.
provides
services
to
people
D. opportunistic
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27)In
the
spot
map
of
Sominot,
where
are
the
stores
usually
designated to transact
p
business?
i) agora
B. store
C. bus terminal
D. streets
C 28)What papers needed to start a business?
i) business permit
B. Environment clearance certificate
.
ii) Capital
D. all of the above statements
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A. Local Government
B. Police station
C. Barangay Office D. all of the
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above
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s 30)Who signs the final business permit?
A. Mayor
B. Barangay Captain
C. Vice-Mayor
D. all of the
t
above
31)Where do you pay your taxes to?
i) Internal Revenue office
B. Barangay Office
C. Market collector
D.
D
Treasurer
.
F 32)Why do we need to pay taxes to the government?
A. to make our country strong
B. to finance project C. to be given to lawmakers
a
D.
pay
bills
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33)Who need to pay taxes?
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A. unemployed
B. Government employee
C. poor
D. all
who earned the require amount
34)Who will be benefited by the taxes we pay to our government?
A. people
B. Filipinos
C. community
D. Philippines
35)Are we required to pay our taxes to our government?
i) Yes, because it is lawful to do so.
ii) No, because it makes our lawmakers corrupt
iii) Yes, because it makes this country strong and helps finance projects that
benefits common people
iv) No, because I dont want to pay anything
36)How are we compared to other countries like Japan or China?
i) We are equal in terms of economy
ii) we are considered as third world country

iii) w 37)What certain steps shall be done in order for us to be globally competitive?
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A. sell Chinese product
B. buy Filipino products
C. help ourselves
D. do
a
nothing
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38)Among the entrepreneurs interviewed, why are they successful?
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A. they have big capital
B. they gain profit C. they sell D .they provide goods
p
and services
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a. Part Retriever
b. Cable ties c. Lint-free Cloth
d. Flat head screwdriver
44)Which tool is used to clean different computer components without scratching or
leaving debris?
a. Part Retriever
c. Cable ties
b. Lint-free Cloth
d. Flat head screwdriver
45)Which tool is used to bundle cables neatly inside and outside of a computer? a. Part
Retriever c. Cable ties b. Lint-free Cloth d. Flat head screwdriver
46)Which tool is used to loosen or tighten slotted screws? a. Part Retriever c. Cable ties b.
Lint-free Cloth d. Flat head screwdriver
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top, a feature that is mainly found on laptop? a. Anti-static mat c. Philips head
screwdriver b. Torx screwdriver d. Wire cutter
48)Which tool is used to blow away dust and debris from different computer parts without
touching the components? a. Anti-static mat c. Compressed air b. Hex driver d. Wire
cutter
(49-58) identify the name of the component
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b. Flat Head Screw Driver
c. Flashlight d. LintFree Cloth

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b. Flat Head Screw Driver

c. Flashlight d. Lint-

51)A. anti-static Wrist Strap


Free Cloth

b. Flat Head Screw Driver

c. Flashlight d. Lint-

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Free Cloth

b. Flat Head Screw Driver

c. Flashlight d. Lint-

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Retriever

b. Anti-static Mat

c. Philips Screw Driver

d. Parts

54)A. Multimeter
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b. Anti-static Mat

c. Philips Screw Driver

d. Parts

55)A. Multimeter
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b. Anti-static Mat

c. Philips Screw Driver

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b. Anti-static Mat

c. Philips Screw Driver

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59)The purpose of an antistatic wrist strap is to ________ the electrical charge betweenyou
and the equipment.
A. equalize
B. Insulate
c. conduct
d. enable
60)Turn the screwdriver _________ to tighten the screw
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch
A. right
B. clockwise
c. left
d. counter-clockwise
windowB. MosaicC.
flyingthe
buttressD.
Arch
61)Turn
screwdriver
________________ to loosen the screw.
windowB.
buttressD.
A. right
B.
clockwise
c. left
d. counter-clockwise
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flying
buttressD.Arch
Arch
windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch
62)Use
a ________
head
screwdriver with crosshead screws.
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch B. philips
A. flathead
c. hex driver
d. needlenose plier
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch
windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch
63)On
electrical
components,
an excessive buildup of dust will act like an _________and trap
windowB.
buttressD.
the heat.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flying
buttressD.Arch
Arch
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch B. conductor
A. equalizer
c.insulator
d. enabler
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
64)When
compressed
air
is
used
to
clean
inside
the
computer,
the
air
should be blown
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch with a minimum distance of ______ inches from the nozzle.
aroundbuttressD.
the components
windowB.
buttressD.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flying
buttressD.Arch
Arch
A. one
B.
two
c.three
d. Four
windowB. MosaicC.
flying buttressD.
65)Pencils
should notArch
be used inside the computer to change the setting of switches or to
pry offbuttressD.
jumpers because
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flying
Arch the tip contains _____ which can act as a conductor and may
windowB.
buttressD. Arch
damage the computer components.
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.B.
Arch
A. manganese
nickel
c. Lead
d. mercury
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch

66)To
clea
n
the
scre
ens
of
CRT
mon
itors
,
dam
pen
a
soft,
clea
n,
lintfree
clot
h
with
____
___
wat
er
and
wipe
the
scre
en
from
top
to
bott
om.
A.
puri
fied
B.
disti
lled
c.alk
alin
e

A. rubbing
B.isopropryll
c.alkaline
d. tap water
68)10. Use a __________ to loosen and tighten bolts that have a hexagonal (six-sided)
A. flathead
B. philips
c. hex driver
d. needlenose plier
69)Equalize the electrical charge between you and the equipment.
A. anti-static Wrist Strap
b. Flat Head Screw Driver
c. Flashlight d. LintFree Cloth
70)Tighten / loosens screw.
A. flathead
B. philips
c. hex driver
d. needlenose plier
71)Tighten / loosens bold with a hexagonal head.
A. flathead
B. philips
c. hex driver
d. needlenose plier
72)Retrieve parts that may be hard to reach by your fingers.
A. Multimeter
b. Anti-static Mat
c. Philips Screw Driver
d. Parts
Retriever
73)Tighten / loosen a slotted screw.
A. flathead
B. philips
c. hex driver
d. needle nose plier
PART II: MC/ID/OS/CT/CC/DT/MN
74)A magnetic storage device that is installed inside the computer.
A. Hard Drive
B. Registers
C. Read-only-Memory
D. Random
Access Memory
75)_____Early drive controller interface that connects computers and hard disk drives which
an interface that uses a 40-pin connector.
A. Hard Drive
B. IDE
C. Read-only-Memory
D. Random Access
Memory
76)Temporary storage for data and programs that are being accessed by the CPU.
A. Hard Drive
B. Registers
C. Read-only-Memory
D. Random
Access Memory
77)_____a storage device that uses lasers to read data on the optical media.
A. Hard Drive
B. Optical Drive
C. Read-only-Memory
D.
Random Access Memory
78)_____a storage device that uses removable 3.5-inch disks.
A. Hard Drive
B. Floppy Drive
C. Flash Drive
D.
Memory Module
79)_____Soldered the memory chips on a special circuit board
A. Hard Drive
B. Floppy Drive
C. Flash Drive
D.
Memory Module
80)_____A removable storage device that connects to a USB port.
A. Hard Drive
B. Floppy Drive
C. Flash Drive
D.
Memory Module
81)_____Chips that is located on the motherboard.
A. Hard Drive
B. Optical Drive
C. Read-only-Memory
D.
Random Access Memory
82)_____Memory cells built right into the CPU that contain specific data needed particularly
the Arithmetic andLogic Unit.
A. Hard Drive
B. Registers
C. Read-only-Memory
D. Random
Access Memory
83)_____Technology that doubles the maximum bandwidth of SDRAM.
A. DDR
B. IDE
C. Read-only-Memory
D.
Random Access Memory
84)Convert 14 to binary.
A. 1110
B. 141.0
C. 111.0
D.
123
85)If a 10 KB file is stored in a 1 MB folder, then approximately how many files of thesame
size can be stored in that folder?
A. 103
B. 102
C. 100
D. 1000

d.
tap
wat
er
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A. 10011
B. 1001
C. 100111
D. 1001111
87)Convert the 28 to binary
11100
C. 111100
D. 100011
windowB. MosaicC. flyingA.buttressD.
Arch B.11000
88)Convert the 37 to binary
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
A. 100101
B. 100001
C. 100110
D. 100000
windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.by
Arch
89)It
is
represented
a
rectangle.
It
refers
to
an
action
in
a
business
process.
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
a. Decision b. subprocess
c.arrow line d.process
e.connector
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
90)It is represented by a diamond. A process that can answer a decision of "yes" or "no"
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch
requires
a decision

windowB. MosaicC. flyingbox.


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a.
Decision b.
subprocess
c.arrow line d.process
e.connector
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD.
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91)It is represented by a small circle or a connector box and is labeled using letters
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
a. Arrow line b. subprocess
c.decision
d.process
e.connector
92)Drawn
in
one
direction,
preferably
from
top
tobottom
to
keep
a
flowchart
clear.
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
d. Connector b.Arrow line c. subprocessd.decision
e.process
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
93)A process is represented by a rectangle with doublelines on each side.
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch
a. Arrow
line b.
subprocess
c.decision
d.process
e.connector

windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch


94)Indicates
that a particular
step is connected to another page or part of the flowchart
windowB. MosaicC.
flying buttressD.
Arch
a.
b. c.
d.
e.
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
95)Shows a decision point, such as yes/no or go/nogo.

windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch


a.
b. c.
d.
e.
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
windowB. MosaicC.
flying buttressD.
96)Indicates
both theArch
starting point and the ending point of the process steps
a.

b. c.

d.

e.

windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch


97)Shows where an in-process measurement occurs
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
windowB. MosaicC. flying
a. buttressD.
b. c.Arch
d.
e.

98)Represents an individual step or activity in the process


windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
a.
b. c.
d.
e.
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch
s windowB. MosaicC.
flying buttressD.
Identifying
the type of Arch
hazards

99. Cables running across the floor


a. mechanical hazard
b. chemical
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD.
Arch hazard
c. physical hazard
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
d. electric shock hazards
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD.
Arch high voltage hazard
e.CRT monitor
100) hot components or sharp edges of computers
a. mechanical hazard
b. buttressD.
chemical hazard
windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch
c. physical hazard
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
d. electric shock hazards
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Archvoltage hazard
e.CRT
monitor high
86)Con
vert
the
19
to
bina
ry

101)

102)

103)

inkjet printer cartridge


a. mechanical hazard
b. chemical hazard
c. physical hazard
d. electric shock hazards
e.CRT monitor high voltage hazard
exposed power cable
a. mechanical hazard
b. chemical hazard
c. physical hazard
d. electric shock hazards
e.CRT monitor high voltage hazard
open casing of computer monitor
a. mechanical hazard
b. chemical hazard
c. physical hazard
d. electric shock hazards

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104) Sorting/Putting things in order (Remove/discard what is not needed so that there are
fewer buttressD.
hazards and
less clutter to interfere with work. Only keep what is needed.)
windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch
a.
Seiri
c. Seiso
d.Seiketsu
e.Shitsuke
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch b. Seiton
105) Orderliness/Proper Arrangement (Place things in such a way that they can be easily
s windowB. MosaicC.reached
flying buttressD.
Arch
whenever
they are needed. "There must be a place for everything, and
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD.
Arch
everything must be in its place.")
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
a. buttressD.
Seiri
b. Seiton
c. Seiso
d.Seiketsu
e.Shitsuke
flying
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.
buttressD.Arch
Arch
106)flying
Clean/cleanliness.
(Keep workplace and things clean and polished; no trash or dirt in
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
the workplace)
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch b. Seiton
a. buttressD.
Seiri
c. Seiso
d.Seiketsu
e.Shitsuke
windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch
107) Standardize/Purity (Maintain cleanliness after cleaning, consistently, perpetual
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
cleaning. Such cleaning is part of every one's work.)
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch b. Seiton
a.buttressD.
Seiri
c. Seiso
d.Seiketsu
e.Shitsuke
windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch
108) Sustaining/discipline/commitment (Maintain standards and keep the facility in safe
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
and efficient order day after day, year after year.)
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch b. Seiton
a.buttressD.
Seiri
c. Seiso
d.Seiketsu
e.Shitsuke
windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch
109) A type of network that uses radio frequency signal
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
a. Wireless Network
b. Local Area Network
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch
c. Wide
area network
d.Wire Network
110)
A
computer
that
is
requesting
a
service
or resource from a server
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
a.Wireless Network
b. Local Area Network
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
c. Wide area network
d.Wire Network
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
111) What is the main function of the Monitor?
A) Allows Arch
you to store large amounts of data
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD.
B) Allows you to view information on a screen (your desktop)
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
C) Allows you to listen to music
s windowB. MosaicC. flyingD).
buttressD.
Serve as Arch
an input device

112) The device that allows you to type on the computer screen and communicate with
the computer
is: Arch
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
A) Mouse
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
B) Keyboard
s windowB. MosaicC. flyingC)
buttressD.
Arch
The Speakers

D) None of the Above


113)
What
piece of Arch
hardware do you use to navigate the screen?
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD.
A) Mouse
s windowB. MosaicC. flyingB)
buttressD.
Arch
Mouse pad
s windowB. MosaicC. flyingC)
buttressD.
Arch
The Speakers
D) RAM
114)
How
do you eject
windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Archa disc?
a)
Pull
it
out
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
b) Press the Eject Button located under the disc insert slot
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
c) On the Desktop there is an eject button
d) None of the Above
115)
What
are PortsArch
in relation to computers?
windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
a) A place where you can insert a disc.
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
b) A place where a ship can dock during a nasty storm or hurricane.
s windowB. MosaicC.c)
flying
buttressD.
Arch
A place
on a computer
where you can connect a device.
d)
None
of
the
above.
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
116) How would you open a web page using the mouse?
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
a) Use the left mouse button to click twice on the internet icon
s windowB. MosaicC.b)flying
Arch button to double click on the internet icon
Use buttressD.
the right mouse
c) Use the left mouse button to click on the internet icon
117) Which of the following are considered input devices?
Printer
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch
a. Mouse
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
b. Monitor
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch
c. buttressD.
Copier

d. All of the above


118) Which of the following are considered output devices?
a) Screen
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD. Arch
b) Speakers
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
c) Headphones
buttressD.
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flying
buttressD.Arch
Arch
d)
Printer
s windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
e
e) All of the AboveArch
s windowB.
MosaicC.
buttressD.
Archyou to look at info from the computer screen on paper?
.CRT
119)flying
What
device allows
monitor
a) Monitor
B. Copier
C. Printer
d. A and B
high
120) The Disc Drive is also known as the:
voltage
a) floppy drive
hazard

b) a drive
c) standard drive
d) AllbuttressD.
of the above
windowB. MosaicC. flying
Arch
121) The Shift Key:
s windowB. MosaicC.a)
flying
buttressD. Arch
Lets you type in all capitals only
s windowB. MosaicC.b)
flying
Arch
LetsbuttressD.
you quickly
navigate up and down a page
c) Allows you to reach the end of the page quickly (jumps)
d) Allows
you to Arch
capitalize letters and use the upper function of keys (!@#%$)
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
122) The Enter key:
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
a) Takes you to the original page
s windowB. MosaicC.b)
flying
buttressD.
Arch
Allows
you to ok
or move to the next line

c) Erases text from the screen


d) Allows
you to enter
windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch the text so it is indented or skip entries
123) A peripheral device that captures images and displays it in real time on a computer
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
systembuttressD. Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
buttressD.
Arch printer
a)flying
a. webcam
b.Laser
c. Monitor
d. scanner
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
124)
One
type
of
printer
buttressD.
Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
buttressD.
Arch printer
a)flying
a.webcam
b.Laser
c. Monitor
d. scanner
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
125)
What
is
the
size
of
a
connector
of
a
headphone?
buttressD.
Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
buttressD.
a)flying
a.3.55mm
b. Arch
5mm
c. 3.mm
d.2,5mm
s windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch
126)
An
audio
output
device
that
converts
electrical
signals
to sounds
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
s windowB. MosaicC.a)flying
buttressD. Archb.speaker
headset
c. printer
d. microphone
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
127) an buttressD.
audio output
device that combines a headphone and a microphone
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
buttressD.Arch
Archb. speaker
a)flying
headset
c. printer
d. microphone
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
128)
A
peripheral
device
that
optically
scans
printed
text
and
images
buttressD.
Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flying
buttressD.
Arch
a) a.webcam
b.Laser printer
c. Monitor
d. scanner
s windowB. MosaicC.
Arch
129) flying
WhatbuttressD.
is the color
of the microphone socket?
buttressD. Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
a)flying
red buttressD.
b. Arch
blue
c. green
d.pink
s windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch
130)
What
is the common
windowB. MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch color of the audio jack?
s windowB. MosaicC.a)flying
red buttressD.
b. Arch
blue
c. green
d.pink
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch
131)
What
is
the
common
connector
for
the
printer
today?
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flyingbuttressD.
buttressD.Arch
Arch
Diskette
c. parallel
d..usb
s windowB. MosaicC.a)flying
buttressD. Archb. p2p
132)
In
performing
the
print
test,
where
can
we
find
printers
and devices icon?
buttressD.
Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
buttressD.
Arch
a)flying
network
and sharing
b.Control panel
c.Performance
d.
s windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
Display
flying buttressD.
Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.
Arch
133) flying
This buttressD.
is where you
can do the Ping and IP Config commands
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch
A. CMD
B.LGA1156/Socket H
C. DDR SDRAM
D.
s windowB. MosaicC. flyingSOCKET
buttressD.
AM3Arch
windowB. MosaicC. flying buttressD. Arch
134) A type of motherboard that supports the Intel ICore 3, ICore 5 and the 800 series of
s windowB. MosaicC.the
flying
Arch
IntelbuttressD.
ICore 7 families.
windowB.
MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch
a. CMD
B.LGA1156/Socket
H
C. DDR SDRAM
D.
s windowB. MosaicC. flying SOCKET
buttressD.
Arch
AM3
flying
buttressD.
Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.
flying
buttressD.
Arch
135)
A type
of memory
that makes two (2) processes per clock cycle
s windowB. MosaicC. flying
buttressD.
Arch
a. CMD
B.LGA1156/Socket
H
C. DDR SDRAM
D.
Arch
swindowB.
windowB.MosaicC.
MosaicC.flying
flyingbuttressD.
SOCKET
buttressD.
AM3
Arch
s windowB. MosaicC.
buttressD.
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136) flying
It converts
the alternating
current from the power outlet to direct current
POWER SUPPLY
B. AC/DC
C. ATX PORT
D. ALL OF THE
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buttressD.
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144. The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a protocol that runs on a client or
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and location addressing
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
146. The windows disk defragmenter program will open and all drives will be shown on
the top of the window panel
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
147. The Scandisk is a utility in Windows that rearranges the files stored in the Hard Disk
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
148. The Internet Protocol (IP) address is a four octet address, where each octet is
converted to binary numbers and separated by commas.
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
149. The Wireless Network Manager is found on the Desktop only.
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
150. On scanning the Hard Disk for errors, the Check Disk dialog box has two(2) boxes
to display
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
151. A workgroup is a group of computers in a Local Area Network (LAN) that shares
common resources and responsibilities. This provides easy sharing of files and printer.
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
152. The Subnet Mask is a 64 - bit mask that divides the IP address into a network
address and host address?
a.
TRUE B. FALSE
C. BOTH
D.UNSURE
153. The capacity of your hard drive is measured in
a. MHz
b. Mbps
c. 52X
d. Gigabytes

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