A) mainframe and personal computer B) open and closed C) apple and microsoft D) digital and analog
A) millions of cycles per minute B) thousands of cycles per second C) billions of cycles per second D) millions of cycles per second
A) 1970 B) 1946 C) 1936 D) 1960
A) Electronic Neuron Interceptor and Computer B) Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer C) Electrical New Information Computer D) Electrical Numerical Integrator and Computer
A) EDVAC B) STADIAC C) ENIAC D) UNIVAC
A) transistors --> integrated circuits --> vacuum tubes --> microprocessors B) microprocessors --> integrated circuits --> transistors --> vacuum tubes C) vacuum tubes --> transistors --> integrated circuits --> microprocessors D) vacuum tubes --> integrated circuits --> transistors --> microprocessors
A) desktop B) laptop C) notebook D) supercomputer
A) light pen B) scanner C) mouse D) printer
A) monitor B) keyboard C) printer D) speaker
A) ink jet B) laser jet C) pen jet D) dot matrix
A) randomly only B) both data and instructions C) instructions only D) data only
A) an electronic machine that can process and store data B) a machine C) an electronic machine that can stimulate data D) an electronic machine
A) mini computer B) desktop C) low-cost computer usually desktop size D) personal computational machine
A) Read Only Memory B) Read Output Memory C) Random Only Memory D) Read Only Memorize
A) in/ out device B) output device only C) input/ output device D) input device only
A) Common Processing Unit B) Central Processing Unit C) Central Processing Utility D) Central Processor Unit
A) translator B) utility C) software D) operating system
A) an instruction B) a set of codes C) computer software D) A set of instructions that tells the computer what to do
A) the software responsible for determining the allocation and usage of resources B) the software responsible for controlling the allocation and implementation of hardware resources C) the software responsible for controlling the allocation and usage of hardware resources D) the software responsible for controlling the allocation and usage of hardware
A) a high-level language B) a compiler C) a source code D) an operating system
A) utility B) software C) operating system D) hardware
A) switching out the system B) Switching off the system C) switching on the system D) switching in the system
A) to program the computer B) to guide the computer C) to give instructions to a computer D) to execute program
A) Dictionary B) shortcut C) folder D) program
A) a pointer B) an icon C) a graphics D) a shortcut
A) a list of food B) a list of items C) a picture D) a program
A) a rectangular box that contains programs B) a rectangular box that contains icons or data (information) C) a box that contains icons or data (information) D) a triangular box that contains icons or data (information)
A) Graphical User Interface B) Graphical Utility Interface C) Graphical User Intensity D) Ground User Interface
A) has no limitation B) cannot think C) is mechanical D) can think
A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 5
A) available B) downloadable C) upgradeable D) set
A) hard disk B) CD-ROM C) magnetic tapes D) RAM
A) word processing B) desktop publishing C) MS Word D) spreadheeting
A) screen B) plotter C) printer D) keyboard
A) Excel B) Adobe C) CorelDraw D) MS Word
A) typewriter B) printer C) COM D) plotter
A) update B) delete C) insert D) Escape
A) a word processor B) an editor C) a dump D) an application software
A) five B) three C) two D) four
A) Spelling Checker B) format C) Speller D) edit
A) Printing B) Viewing C) Editing D) Formatting
A) diagram B) numbered values C) alpha D) picture
A) It consists of information B) It consists of information written in circular form C) It consists of information written in triangular form D) It consists of information written in tabular form
A) Excel B) workbook C) worksheet D) sheet
A) 3 B) 4 C) 2 D) 5
A) software application B) software application that provides a paper spreadsheet C) software application that provides an electronic spreadsheet D) software application that provides an electronic word processing
A) worksheet B) sheet C) spreadsheet file D) workbook
A) saved B) dumped C) solved D) done
A) Graphical User Interface B) Graphical User Interlude C) Graphical Utility Interface D) Good User Interface
A) WYSIWYG B) WYSIWYGY C) WYISWYG D) WSYIWYG
A) 5 B) 3 C) 4 D) 2
A) line B) pixel C) point D) column
A) Windows B) primary memory C) secondary storage devices D) input/ output devices
A) machine language B) symbolic language C) high level language D) low-level language
A) machine language B) hypertext language C) low-level language D) high-level language
A) machine language B) high-level language C) hypertext language D) low-level language
A) 1st generation B) 2nd generation C) 4th generation D) 3rd generation
A) 2nd generation B) 3rd generation C) 1st generation D) 4th generation
A) 4th generation B) 1st generation C) 3rd generation D) 2nd generation
A) 1st generation B) 4th generation C) 3rd generation D) 2nd generation
A) 3rd generation B) 1st generation C) 4th generation D) 5th generation
A) provides a temporary area B) is an area in memory C) provides a storage area D) provides a temporary storage area
A) Replaces existing text one character at a time B) Moves a character one by one C) Inserts a character at a time D) Pushes character by character
A) the same formatting button is used to turn a formatting feature on and off B) the formatting button does multiple operations C) the formatting button does only one formatting operation at a time D) the formatting button does not do anything
A) Indenting B) Scaling C) Formatting D) Re-appearance
A) lines of text are aligned along both the left and right indents B) lines of text are aligned along the right indent C) lines of text are aligned along the left indent D) lines of text are aligned along either the left or right indents
A) informs you of errors as you type B) informs you of spelling errors before you type C) informs you of spelling errors as you finish D) informs you of spelling errors as you type
A) left B) center C) right D) forward
A) Formulas B) Arguments C) Calculus D) programs
A) 3 B) 5 C) 4 D) 2
A) left B) center C) bold D) right
A) hash symbol B) plain symbols C) dot symbols D) dash symbols
A) combine text with pictures B) create charts C) make presentations D) design logo
A) charts a single data point B) charts symbol that represents a single data point C) represents a single data point D) charts symbol that represents data points
A) leads one through a process to create a chart B) leads one through a step-by-step process C) leads one through a step-by-step process of a chart D) leads one through a step-by-step process to create a chart
A) by dropping B) by painting C) by dragging D) by wizard
A) parameters B) the type of data one is charting C) the type one is charting D) charting
A) set border lines B) view printouts on screen C) set print margins D) view layouts on screen
A) to demonstrate each section in a chart B) to draw each section in a chart C) to draw each series in a chart D) to identify each series in a chart
A) 5 B) 3 C) 4 D) 2
A) an application program for presentation B) an application program for document preparation C) an application program for spreadsheet D) an application program for graphics
A) By running a slide show B) By running a slide diagram C) By running a spreadsheet D) By inputting a slide show
A) 4 B) 3 C) 1 D) 2
A) 5 B) 4 C) 3 D) 2
A) click on the New Slide button on the Standard toolbar B) click on the Next Slide button on the Standard toolbar C) click on the New Slide button on the Standard toolkit D) click on the New Show button on the Standard toolbar
A) dragged objects B) drawn objects C) shaped objects D) pulled objects
A) AutoShapes B) AutoPicture C) AutoDraw D) AutoImage
A) graphic images B) difficult drawings C) hand-drawn art D) user-defined images
A) edit text effects B) create text effects only C) create and edit text D) create and edit text effects
A) software tool for looking at web pages B) software tool for looking at pages C) software tool for describing web pages D) tool for defining web pages
A) Metropolitan Access Network B) Metropolitan Access Nature C) Metropolitan Area Network D) Metro Area Network
A) external mail B) electronic mail C) electric mail D) expanded mail
A) a general network B) a national network C) a public network D) a global network
A) document B) hypermedia C) hypermedia document on the web D) web stuff
A) Garbage In Garbage Outlet B) Garbage In Garbage Outside C) Garbage In Garbage Out D) Garbage Inside Garbage Outside
A) Shareware compression utility for machines B) Shareware compression utility for PCs C) Software compression utility for machines D) Software for PCs
A) Hypertext Transfer Protocol B) Hypertext Transfer Practice C) Hypertext Transmission Protocol D) Hypertext Transfer Practical
A) Hypertext Markup Language B) Hover Technique Machine Language C) Hover Test Makeup Language D) Hypertext Makeup Language
A) computer that provides access for remote users B) computer that provides access to files for remote users C) computer that accesses files for remote users D) computer that provides access
A) e-document B) e-mail C) e-send D) e-paper |