Macintosh 128K - Quiz
A) Motorola 68000 B) Motorola 6502 C) Zilog Z80 D) Intel 8086
A) 1 MHz B) 10 MHz C) 7.8336 MHz D) 4.77 MHz
A) 16 KB B) 128 KB C) 32 KB D) 64 KB
A) 8 B) 32 C) 4 D) 16
A) 6 MHz B) 4 MHz C) 7.8336 MHz D) 5 MHz
A) 40 KB B) 64 KB C) 88 KB D) 128 KB
A) 13 KB B) 40 KB C) 88 KB D) 24 KB
A) 9 inches B) 12 inches C) 7 inches D) 15 inches
A) 512 x 342 pixels B) 320 x 200 pixels C) 640 x 480 pixels D) 800 x 600 pixels
A) USB B) RJ11 C) DE-9 D) DB-25
A) DE-9 connector B) RJ11 telephone cord-style connector C) 19-pin D-sub connector D) USB connector
A) Apple ImageWriter B) Apple LaserWriter C) HP LaserJet D) Epson Stylus
A) US$99 B) US$49 C) US$199 D) US$299
A) 2400 bps B) 300 bps C) 56k D) 1200 bps
A) 13 KB B) 40 KB C) 64 KB D) 128 KB
A) RS-422 B) Centronics C) RS-232 D) SCSI
A) Yes, up to 256 KB B) Yes, up to 1 MB C) No D) Yes, up to 512 KB
A) 24 KB B) 64 KB C) 13 KB D) 88 KB
A) 144 dots per inch B) 600 dots per inch C) 300 dots per inch D) 72 dots per inch
A) Optical laser signals B) Quadrature signals C) Ultrasonic signals D) Infrared signals
A) Ridley Scott B) John Sculley C) Regis McKenna D) Steve Jobs
A) Andy Cunningham B) Regis McKenna C) Jane Anderson D) John Sculley
A) San Jose, California B) Palo Alto, California C) Fremont, California D) Cupertino, California
A) January 1984 B) February 1983 C) December 1983 D) October 1983
A) A national news broadcast B) Super Bowl XVIII C) Super Bowl XVII D) The Academy Awards
A) Excel and Word B) MacWrite and MacPaint C) MacDraw and MacProject D) Multiplan and Word
A) A Picasso-style picture of the computer B) A silhouette of Big Brother C) A graphical user interface D) The Apple logo
A) The computer was too expensive B) The hardware lacked enough memory C) Developers were discouraged by Apple's marketing D) Existing applications required time-consuming code rewrites
A) Excel B) Multiplan C) Word D) PowerPoint
A) 1984 B) Test Drive C) Lemmings D) Conformity
A) 20 pages B) All 39 pages C) 18 pages D) 50 pages
A) Poor marketing and illegal practices B) Insufficient supply and damaged returned units C) Lack of software and complex setup D) High cost and low participation
A) 50,000 B) 70,000 C) 10,000 D) 250,000
A) Brave New World B) Fahrenheit 451 C) Nineteen Eighty-Four D) Animal Farm
A) Macintosh 128K B) Macintosh 512K C) Lisa D) Apple II
A) The Desktop B) 1984 C) Super Bowl D) Think Different
A) Ridley Scott B) Andy Hertzfeld C) Jef Raskin D) Steve Jobs
A) $4,500 B) $7,700 C) $1,295 D) $2,495
A) 9-inch monochrome CRT B) 15-inch color plasma C) 14-inch monochrome LCD D) 12-inch color CRT
A) Steve Wozniak B) Jef Raskin C) Steve Jobs D) Burrell Smith
A) IBM B) MIT C) Stanford D) Xerox PARC
A) Jef Raskin B) Burrell Smith C) Andy Hertzfeld D) Steve Wozniak
A) Cassette deck B) Floppy drive C) Hard drive D) Zip drive
A) Steve Jobs B) Bud Tribble C) Steve Wozniak D) Jef Raskin
A) Two B) Zero C) One D) Three
A) To conserve RAM B) To facilitate booting from a hard drive C) To increase speed D) To allow for modular upgrades
A) It could be reformatted B) It could be partitioned C) It could be locked permanently D) It could be temporarily ejected
A) Adding hard drive storage B) Increasing the processing speed C) Reducing the need to swap disks D) Improving graphics resolution
A) Through the serial port B) Through the internal bus C) Through the SCSI port D) Through the floppy port
A) It required a hard drive B) It did not have enough RAM C) It was not supported by the startup disk D) It was incompatible with the CPU
A) 1986 B) 1984 C) 1987 D) 1985
A) 3-inch B) 8-inch C) 5 1/4-inch D) 3 1/2-inch
A) Forced air induction B) Active liquid cooling C) Convective heat transfer D) Solid-state cooling
A) System 2.0 B) System 3.2 C) System 0.97 D) System 1.0
A) Fat Mac B) Thin Mac C) Macintosh SE D) Lisa
A) Common, costly component failures B) The monitor displayed fewer colors C) The power supply required more voltage D) The computer ran faster
A) Customization is mostly software B) Users did not want to open the case C) The motherboard was already full D) The slots were too fragile
A) Beyond the 128K B) Faster than a Vax C) The 4 MB Revolution D) The Ultimate Macintosh
A) Provided a cooling fan B) Added IBM PC compatibility C) Added an internal hard drive D) Increased RAM capacity
A) Wall Street Journal B) Macworld C) New York Times D) Time Magazine
A) Power supply B) Motherboard C) CRT monitor D) Disk drive
A) Top handle B) Internal fan housing C) Front bezel D) Case back
A) External modem B) Extended keyboard C) Laser printer D) Numeric keypad
A) A right-brain machine B) A text-heavy business machine C) A purely scientific machine D) A left-brain machine |
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