A) Uniform Resource Locator B) Unique Remote Location C) Universal Reform Link D) Unlimited Resource Library
A) Google Chrome B) Microsoft Word C) Opera D) Apple Safari
A) Web browser B) None of above C) Search Engine D) Analogy
A) Hypertext Transmission Program B) Host Transfer Text Protocol C) Hyperlink Transfer Process D) Hypertext Transfer Protocol
A) Title bar B) Scrollbar C) Status bar D) Hyperlink
A) To type and format documents B) To find specific information and websites on the internet C) To play an important role D) To draw and edit pictures
A) The physical or logical layout of a computer network B) The price of setting up a network C) The speed of the internet connection D) The type of operating system used on a server
A) Bus Topology B) Ring Topology C) Mesh Topology D) Star Topology
A) Taminator B) Coaxial cable C) Hub or Switch D) T-connector
A) Ring Topology B) Star Topology C) Mesh Topology D) Tree Topology
A) Router B) Switch C) Node D) Taminator
A) Hybrid Topology B) Star Topology C) Bus Topology D) Ring Topology
A) Computers automatically switch to a ring setup B) The network continues working normally C) The entire network fails completely D) Only the server stops working
A) It remains fast even when many computers are added B) It is very easy to find broken cables C) It requires a lot of expensive hardware to set up D) It is simple, cheap, and easy to set up for a few computers
A) Star Topology B) Bus Topology C) Mesh Topology D) Tree Topology
A) Token B) Terminator C) Cable D) Node
A) Bus Topology B) Star Topology C) Tree Topology D) Mesh Topology
A) It does not use any cables at all B) Disconnecting one faulty computer does not affect the others C) It is the oldest network type available D) It uses terminators at every single computer
A) Hard Disk Drive (HDD) B) Network Interface Card (NIC) C) Central Processing Unit (CPU) D) Sound Card
A) To permanently store user files B) To print documents from multiple computers C) To forward data packets between different networks D) To protect the computer from dust
A) Client B) Router C) Switch D) Server
A) Workstation B) Server C) Node D) Client
A) Fiber-optic cable B) Telephone wire C) Coaxial cable D) Twisted cable
A) Network Internal Cable B) Network Interface Card C) Network Internet Connection D) New Information Computer
A) IP Address B) URL Address C) Email address D) MAC address
A) Twisted-pair cable B) Fiber-optic cable C) Coaxial cable D) Wi-Fi (Wireless)
A) To share resources like files, printers, and applications with clients B) To speed up the typing rate of the user C) To turn off all computers at the same time D) To allow users to play offline games
A) Network Operating System (NOS) B) D. Central Switch C) C. Fiber-optic cable D) Network Interface Card (NIC)
A) Using computers to predict rainfall and weather patterns B) Storing data on weather satellites in the sky C) Storing and accessing data and programs over the internet instead of your local hard drive D) Connecting computers using long underground copper cables
A) Microsoft Word B) Notepad C) VLC Media Player D) Google Drive
A) Inside the computer monitor B) On your computer’s RAM C) On secure physical servers located in remote data centers D) On a local floppy disk
A) It makes computers run without electricity B) It works perfectly without an internet connection C) It completely eliminates the need for computer keyboards D) It reduces the cost of buying expensive physical servers and hardware
A) Google Drive B) Dropbox C) iCloud D) OneDrive
A) A Printer B) An internet connection C) A CD-ROM D) ) A flash drive
A) Cloud Storage B) Cloud-based productivity/collaboration tools C) Cloud Gaming D) Cloud hardware
A) Print them instantly B) Send them as text messages C) Delete them permanently without logging in D) View them from any device securely
A) It eliminates the need for electricity B) It gives you free physical computers C) It pays you cash every time you log in D) Companies don't have to buy expensive physical servers and hard drives
A) Hardware never needs maintenance B) No need to ever pay for software C) Less need for large physical office spaces to store paper files D) Employees cannot work from home
A) Files are too small to save B) It is very easy for offline users to read your files C) You cannot use cloud apps if your internet connection goes down D) It makes your computer extremely heavy
A) The software will stop working forever B) You have to physically open your computer to change parts C) The updates happen automatically over the internet by the service provider D) You must buy a new CD-ROM |