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1. To change selected text to all capital letters, click the

change case button, then click(1) Uppercase (2) Upper all (3) Capslock

(4) Lock Upper () Large !i"e

2. # person $ho uses his or her expertise to gain access toother people%s co&puters to get in'or&ation illegall or

do da&age is a

(1) hacker (2) analst (3) instant

&essenger

(4) progra&&er () spa&&er

3. # deice that connects to a net$ork $ithout the use o'

cables is said to be

(1) distributed (2) 'ree (3) centrali"ed(4) open source () *one o' these

4. +eusable optical storage $ill tpicall hae the acron&

(1) C (2) - (3) +/

(4) +0 () +!. The &ost co&&on tpe o' storage deices are

(1) persistent (2) optical (3) &agnetic

(4) 'lash () steel

. Codes consisting o' lines o' aring $idths or lengths

that are co&puter readable are kno$n as

(1) an #!C code (2) a &agnetic tape

(3) a bar code (4) an C+ scanner

() *one o' these

. # 0eb site%s &ain page is called its

(1) o&epage (2) 5ro$ser page

(3) !earch 6age (4) 5ook&ark

() *one o' these

7. 6art nu&ber, part description, and nu&ber o' parts

ordered are exa&ples o'

(1) control (2) output (3) processing

(4) 'eedback () input

8. To access properties o' an ob9ect, the &ouse techni:ue to

use is(1) dragging (2) dropping (3) right;clicking

(4) shi't;clicking () *one o' these

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(1) CT+L ? # (2) #LT ? @ (3) !@T ? #

(4) CT+L ? A () CT+L ?

14. To instruct 0ord to 'it the $idth o' a colu&n to thecontents o' a table auto&aticall, click the========

button and then point to #uto@it Contents.

(1) @it to @or& (2) @or&at (3) #utosi"e

(4) Contents () #uto@it

1. The si&ultaneous processing o' t$o or &ore progra&s b

&ultiple processors is

(1) &ultiprogra&&ing (2) &ultitasking

(3) ti&e;sharing (4) &ultiprocessing() *one o' these

1. # disk%s content that is recorded at the ti&e o'

&anu'acture and that cannot be changed or erased b the

user is

(1) &eonl (2) $rite;onl (3) once;onl

(4) run;onl () read;onl

1. 0hat is the per&anent &e&or built into our co&puter

called>

(1) +#/ (2) @lopp (3) C6U

(4) C;+/ () +/

17. The de'ault ie$ in Bxcel is ======== ie$.

(1) 0ork (2) #uto (3) *or&al

(4) +o&an () *one o' these

18. 0hat displas the contents o' the actie cell in Bxcel>(1) *a&ebox (2) +o$ eadings

(3) @or&ulabar (4) Taskpane

() *one o' these

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(1) b positioning our cursor at the appropriate

place and pressing the @1 ke

(2) b positioning our cursor at the appropriate

place and pressing Ctrl ? Bnter

(3) b using the nsert!ection 5reak(4) b changing the 'ont si"e o' our docu&ent

() *one o' these

21. Drouping and processing all o' a 'ir&%s transactions atone ti&e is called

(1) a database &anage&ent sste&

(2) batch processing

(3) a real;ti&e sste&

(4) an on;line sste&() *one o' these

22. elp &enu is aailable at $hich button>

(1) Bnd (2) !tart (3) Turno''

(4) +estart () +eboot

23. Eou can keep our personal 'iles'olders in

(1) / 'older (2) / ocu&ents (3) / @iles(4) / Text () *one o' these

24. # central co&puter that holds collections o' data and

progra&s 'or &an 6Cs, $orkstations, and other

co&puters is a(n)

(1) superco&puter (2) &inico&puter (3) laptop

(4) serer () *one o' these

2. 0hen ou sae to this, our data $ill re&ain intact

een $hen the co&puter is turned o''.(1) +#/ (2) &otherboard

(3) secondar storage deice

(4) pri&ar storage deice

() *one o' these

2. The ======== 'older retains copies o' &essages that

ou hae started but are not et read to send.

(1) ra'ts (2) utbox (3) #ddress 5ook

(4) !ent te&s () nbox

2. Eou can ======== a search b proiding &ore

in'or&ation the search engine can use to select a

s&aller, &ore use'ul set o' results.

(1) re'ine (2) expand (3) load(4) :uer () slo$do$n

27. The contents o' ======== are lost $hen the co&puterturns o''.

(1) storage (2) input (3) output

(4) &e&or () *one o' these

28. The ======== enables ou to si&ultaneousl keep

&ultiple 0eb pages open in one bro$ser $indo$.

(1) tab box (2) pop;up helper (3) tab ro$

(4) address bar () Bsc ke

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(1) con'iguration (2) do$nload (3) storage

(4) upload () installation

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42. This 'irst step in the transaction processing ccle captures

business data through arious &odes such as optical

scanning or at an electronic co&&erce $ebsite.

(1) ocu&ent and report generation

(2) atabase &aintenance(3) Transaction processing start;up

(4) ata Bntr () *one o' these

43. 0hen the pointer is positioned on a ======== , it isshaped like a hand.

(1) Dra&&ar error (2) @or&atting error

(3) !creen Tip (4) !pelling error

() perlink

44. The co&puter abbreiation A5 usuall &eans

(1) Ae 5lock (2) Aernel 5oot (3) Ae 5te

(4) Ait 5it () Ailo 5te

4. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing are adantages o' C;+/ as

a storage &edia>

(1) C;+/ is an inexpensie $a to store large

a&ount o' data and in'or&ation.(2) C;+/ disks retriee data and in'or&ation

&ore :uickl than &agnetic disks do.

(3) C;+/s &ake less errors than &agnetic &edia.

(4) #ll the aboe

() *one o' these

4. #(n) ======== is a special isual and audio e''ect

applied in 6o$er point to text or content.

(1) ani&ation (2) 'lash (3) $ipe

(4) dissole () *one o' these

4. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing is a storage deice that uses

rigid, per&anentl installed &agnetic disks to store

datain'or&ation>

(1) 'lopp diskette (2) hard disk (3) per&anent disk

(4) optical disk () *one o' these

47. The piece o' hard$are that conerts our co&puter%s

digital signal to an analog signal that can trael oertelephone lines is called a

(1) red $ire (2) blue cord (3) to$er

(4) &ode& () *one o' these

48. 6ersonal co&puters can be connected together to 'or& a(1) serer (2) superco&puter (3) net$ork

(4) enterprise () *one o' these


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(1) transaction sheets (2) registers (3) business 'or&s

(4) sheet;spreads () spreadsheets

2. n 6o$er6oint, the eader G @ooter button can be 'ound

on the nsert tab in $hat group>

(1) llustrations group (2) b9ect group (3) Text group

(4) Tables group () *one o' these

3. #(n)========is a set o' progra&s designed to &anage

the resources o' a co&puter, including starting theco&puter, &anaging progra&s, &anaging &e&or, and

coordinating tasks bet$een input and output deices.

(1) application suite (2) co&piler

(3) inputoutput sste& (4) inter'ace

() operating sste& (!)

4. # tpical slide in a slide presentation $ould not include

(1) photo i&ages, charts and graphs

(2) graphs and clip art

(3) clip art and audio clips

(4) 'ull;&otion ideo

() content te&plates

. The 6C productiit tool that &anipulates data

organised in ro$s and colu&ns is called a(n)

(1) spreadsheet

(2) $ord processing docu&ent

(3) presentation &echanis&

(4) database record &anager

() B creator

. n the absence o' parentheses, the order o' operation is

(1) exponentiation, addition or subtraction,

&ultiplication or diision

(2) addition or subtraction, &ultiplication or diision,

exponentiation(3) &ultiplication or diision, exponentiation,

addition or subtraction

(4) exponentiation, &ultiplication or diision,

addition or subtraction

() addition or subtraction, exponentiation,

&ultiplication or diision

. To 'ind the 6aste !pecial option, ou use the Clipboard

group on the ======== tab o' 6o$er6oint.

(1) design (2) slide !ho$ (3) page laout

(4) insert () ho&e

7. #(n)======== progra& is one that is read to run anddoes not need to be altered in an $a.

(1) interpreter (2) high;leel (3) co&piler

(4) C5L () executable

8. Usuall do$nloaded into 'olders that hold te&porar

nternet 'iles,========are $ritten to our co&puter%s

hard disk b so&e o' the 0eb sites ou isit.

(1) anon&ous 'iles (2) behaiour 'iles (3) banner

ads

(4) large 'iles () cookies

(1) Use the insert &ode, position the cursor be'ore

the g in gross, then tpe the $ord and 'ollo$ed ba space

(2) Use the insert &ode, position the cursor a'ter the

g in gross, then tpe the $ord and 'ollo$ed b a

space(3) Use the oertpe &ode, position the cursor be'ore

the g in gross, then tpe the $ord and 'ollo$ed b

a space

(4) Use the oertpe &ode, position the cursor a'ter

the g in gross, then tpe the $ord and 'ollo$ed b

a space

() *one o' these

1. # progra&, either talk or &usic, that is &ade aailable in

digital 'or&at 'or auto&atic do$nload oer the nternet is

called a

(1) $iki (2) broadcast (3) odcast(4) blog () podcast

2. 0hich 6o$er6oint ie$ displas each slide o' the

presentation as a thu&bnail and is use'ul 'or rearranging

slides>

(1) !lide sorter (2) !lide sho$ (3) !lide &aster

(4) *otes page () !lide design

3. i''erent co&ponents on the &otherboard o' a 6C unit are

linked together b sets o' parallel electrical conducting

lines. 0hat are these lines called>(1) Conductors (2) 5uses (3) Connectors

(4) Consecuties () *one o' these4. 0hat is the na&e gien to those applications that co&bine

text, sound, graphics, &otion ideo, andor ani&ation>

(1) &otion$are (2) anigraphics 3) ideoscapes

(4) &ulti&edia ) &axo&edia

. # U!5 co&&unication deice that supports data

encrption 'or secure $ireless co&&unication 'or

notebook users is called a

(1) U!5 $ireless net$ork adapter (2) $ireless s$itch

(3) $ireless hub (4) router

() *one o' these

. #(n)========language re'lects the $a people think&athe&aticall.

(1) cross;plat'or& progra&&ing

(2) 3DL business progra&&ing

(3) eent;drien progra&&ing

(4) 'unctional

() *one o' these

. 0hen entering text $ithin a docu&ent, the Bnter ke is

nor&all pressed at the end o' eer

(1) line (2) sentence (3) paragraph

(4) $ord () 'ile



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7. 0hen a real;ti&e telephone call bet$een people is &ade

oer the nternet using co&puters, it is called

(1) a chat session (2) an e;&ail

(3) an instant &essage (4) internet telephon

() *one o' these

8. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing is the 'irst step in si"ing a

$indo$>

(1) 6oint to the title bar(2) 6ull do$n the -ie$ &enu to displa the toolbar

(3) 6oint to an corner or border

(4) 6ull do$n the -ie$ &enu and change to large

icons

() *one o' these

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(1) -ideo con'erencing (2) !peech recognition

(3) #udio digiti"er (4) !nthesi"er

() *one o' these

71. ========a docu&ent &eans the 'ile is trans'erred 'ro&another co&puter to our co&puter.

(1) Uploading (2) +eall !i&ple !ndication (+!!)

(3) #ccessing (4) o$nloading

() Upgrading

72. 0hich co&puter &e&or is used 'or storing progra&s

and data currentl being processed b the C6U>

(1) /ass &e&or (2) nternal &e&or

(3) *on;olatile &e&or (4) 6+/

() *one o' these

73. Co&puters that control processes accept data in a

continuous

(1) data tra''ic pattern (2) data high$a

(3) in'inite loop (4) 'eedback loop

() slot

74. 0hat re'ers to a set o' characters o' a particular design>

(1) Ae'ace (2) @or&ation (3) Calligraph(4) !tencil () Tpe'ace

7. ========is used b public and priate enterprises to

publish and share 'inancial in'or&ation $ith each other

and industr analsts across all co&puter plat'or&s andthe nternet.

(1) Bxtensible /arkup Language (J/L)

(2) Bxtensible 5usiness +eporting Language (J5+L)

(3) Bnterprise #pplication ntegration (B#)(4) !ales @orce #uto&ation (!@#) so't$are

() *one o' these

7. 0hich part o' the co&puter is used 'or calculating and

co&paring>(1) #LU (2) Control unit (3) isk unit

(4) /ode& () *one o' these

7. The &ethod o' nternet access that re:uires a phone

line, but o''ers 'aster access speeds than dial;up is

the========connection.

(1) cable access (2) satellite access

(3) 'ibre;optic serice(4) digital subscriber line (!L)

() &ode&

77. ========so't$are creates a &irror i&age o' the entirehard disk, including the operating sste&, applications,

'iles, and data.

(1) perating sste& (2) 5ackup so't$are

(3) Utilit progra&s (4) rier i&aging

() *one o' these

78. 0hat is a U+L>

(1) # co&puter so't$are progra&

(2) # tpe o' progra&&ing ob9ect

(3) The address o' a docu&ent or HpageI on the

0orld 0ide 0eb

(4) #n acron& 'or Unli&ited +esources 'or

Learning() # piece o' hard$are

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8. The !earch Co&panion can

(1) locate all 'iles containing a speci'ied phrase

(2) restrict its search to a speci'ied set o' 'olders

(3) locate all 'iles containing a speci'ied phrase and

restrict its search to a speci'ied set o' 'olders(4) cannot locate all 'iles containing a speci'ied

phrase or restrict its search to a speci'ied set o'

'olders

() *one o' these

8. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing cannot be part o' an e&ail

address>

(1) 6eriod (.) (2) #t sign (K) (3) !pace ()

(4) Underscore (=) () *one o' these

8. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing &ust be contained in a U+L>

(1) # protocol identi'ier

(2) The letters $$$

(3) The uni:ue registered do&ain na&e

(4) $$$. and the uni:ue registered do&ain na&e

() # protocol identi'ier, $$$. and the uni:ue

registered do&ain na&e

87. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing in'or&ation sste&s 'ocuses on

&aking &anu'acturing processes &ore e''icient and o'

higher :ualit>

(1) Co&puter;aided &anu'acturing

(2) Co&puter;integrated &anu'acturing

(3) Co&puter;aided so't$are engineering

(4) Co&puter;aided sste& engineering

() *one o' these

88. # &istake in an algorith& that causes incorrect results

is called a

(1) logical error (2) sntax error(3) procedural error (4) co&piler error

() &achine error

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(1) 'ile ad9ust&ent (2) 'ile coping

(3) 'ile reading (4) 'ile co&patibilit

() 'ile co&pression

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(1) Toda is a rain da (2) Toda is a rain a da

(3) is a rain (4) +ain toda a da

() *one o' these

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(1) hard disk (2) 'iash drie (3) -

(4) C () keboard

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(1) The are collections o' data saed to a storage

&ediu&.

(2) Ber 'ile has a 'ilena&e.

(3) # 'ile extension is established b the user to

indicate the date it $as created(4) Usuall 'iles contain data.

() *one o' these

11. The co&&on na&e 'or a &odulator;de&odulator is========

(1) &ode& (2) 9oiner (3) net$orker

(4) connector () de&od

11. 0hat do ou see $hen ou click the right &ouse button>

(1) The sa&e e''ect as the le't click

(2) # special &enu

(3) *o e''ect

(4) # &ouse cannot be right clicked

() Co&puter goes to sleep &ode

11. n order to choose the 'ont 'or a sentence in a 0+

docu&ent ========(1) select @ont in the @or&at &enu

(2) select @ont in the Bdit &enu

(3) select @ont in the Tools &enu

(4) select @ont in the nsert &enu

() *one o' these

117. The #LU per'or&s ======== operations.

(1) logarith&;based (2) #!C

(3) algorith&;based (4) arith&etic

() *one o' these

118. Bxcel is a progra& that is used to prepare a ========

(1) atabase (2) Text ocu&ent

(3) !preadsheet (4) !lide 6resentation

() *one o' these

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(1) 127 (2) 1

(1) /illenniu& (2) /icro;Bxpert (3) /acro;Bxpert

(4) /ulti;Bxpert () /;Bxpert

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(1) *otebooks 2) 6ersonal Co&puters 3) Laptops

(4) !uperco&puters ) 6#s

131. 0hich is not a basic 'unction o' a co&puter>

(1) #ccept and process data (2) #ccept input

(3) 6rocess data (4) !tore data

() !can text

132. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing is not a ter& pertaining to

B&ail>

(1) po$er 6oint (2) inbox (3) sender

(4) receier () *one o' these

133. 6eripheral deices such as printers and &onitors are

considered to be ========(1) data (2) so't$are (3) hard$are

(4) in'or&ation () *one o' these

134. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing is re:uired to create an T/L

docu&ent>

(1) bro$ser (2) internet (3) text editor

(4) search engine () *one o' these

13. 0hich language is directl understood b the co&puter

$ithout translation progra&>

(1) 5#!C language (2) #sse&bl language



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(3) igh leel language (4) C language

() /achine language

13. To insert a page break in a 0+ docu&ent, the

'ollo$ing options are used ========

(1) nsert and Cop (2) nsert and Bnter

(3) nsert and elete (4) nsert and 6age Laout

() nsert and 5reak

13. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing identi'ies a cell in Bxcel>(1) 'or&ula (2) na&e (3) label

(4) address () *one o' these

137. This is the part o' the co&puter sste& that one cannottouch.

(1) ard$are (2) 6rinter (3) /ouse

(4) !canner () !o't$are

138. # co&puter%s +/ is ========

(1) #LU (2) co&puter so't$are

(3) operating sste& (4) co&puter hard$are

() C6U

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(1) gathering (2) uploading (3) inputting

(4) outputting () do$nloading

14. # ======== is an exa&ple o' an input deice.

(1) printer (2) &onitor (3) scanner

(4) central processing unit () *one o' these

14. # hard cop o' a docu&ent is ========

(1) printed on the printer (2) stored on a 'lopp

(3) stored on a C (4) stored in the hard disk

() scanned

147. The ter& HhostI $ith respect to the internet, &eans

========

(1) # co&puter that is a stand alone co&puter

(2) # co&puter that is connected to the nternet

(3) # co&puter resered 'or use b the host

(4) # large collection o' co&puters() perlink

148. The translator progra& used in asse&bl language is

called ========

(1) Co&piler (2) #sse&bler (3) nterpreter

(4) Translator () perating !ste&

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17. # ======== is used to read hand$ritten or printed text to

&ake a digital i&age that is stored in &e&or.

(1) printer (2) laser bea& (3) scanner

(4) touchpad () keboard

18. The shortcut ke Ctrl?@ in 0ord is used 'or(1) To ie$ docu&ent in 'ull ie$

(2) To open the @or&ula dialog box

(3) To sae the 'ile

(4) To open the @ind and +eplace dialog box() *one o' these

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(4) anal"ed 'or iruses

() digiti"ed

1. Bxpansion cards are inserted into

(1) slots (2) peripheral deices

(3) the C6U (4) the back o' the co&puter() pegs

17. 0hich tpe o' so't$are is distributed 'ree but re:uires

the users to pa so&e a&ount 'or 'urther use>

(1) 'ree$are (2) share$are(3) rental$are (4) public;do&ain so't$are

() abandon$are

18. Using 6rint 6reie$ is use'ul $hen ou $ant to

(1) Colour the docu&ent

(2) !ae the docu&ent

(3) elete the docu&ent

(4) Cop the docu&ent

() -ie$ ho$ the docu&ent $ill appear $hen

printed

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(1) C# progra&s (2) desktop progra&s

(3) dra$ing progra&s (4) painting;progra&s() ideoaudio;progra&s

178. #danced $ord processing 'eatures include all except

creation o'

(1) alternate headers and 'ooters. (2) colu&ns(3) detailed architectural dra$ings (4) stle sheets

() *one o' these

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(1) 6roide the 6 address o' our !6%s &ail serer

(2) 6roide the na&e o' our e;&ail account

(3) !peci' that &ail is to be deleted 'ro& the host

co&puter a'ter it is do$nloaded to our

co&puter.(4) #ll o' these

() *one o' these

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(4) cons () *one o' these

223. 5ecause o' their si"e and cost, these co&puters are

relatiel rareM

(1) &ini co&puters (2) &ain'ra&e co&puter

(3) &icroco&puters (4) laptops() superco&puters

224. +#/ is an acron& 'or

(1) +ead #ll /e&or (2) +ead #n /e&or

(3) +ead #ccess /e&or(4) +ando& #rea /e&or

() +ando& #ccess /e&or

22. This tpe o' so't$are $orks $ith end;users, application

so't$are, and co&puter hard$are to handle the &a9orit

o' technical detailsM

(1) Co&&unications so't$are

(2) #pplication so't$are

(3) Utilit so't$are

(4) !ste& so't$are

() *one o' these

22. !pecial;purpose applications include all o' the 'ollo$ing

except(1) 0eb authoring progra&s

(2) database &anage&ent sste&s(3) &ulti&edia creation progra&s

(4) irtual realit progra&s

() *one o' these

22. #n ob9ect tpicall hides its data, but allo$s outside

code to access

(1) The &ethods that operate on the data

(2) The data 'iles

(3) 6riate data &e&bers

(4) The pseudocode

() *one o' these227. # rectangular area on a co&puter screen that can

contain a docu&ent, progra&, or &essages is re'erred

to as a(n)

(1) cell (2) $indo$ (3) tuplet

(4) 'ield () *one o' these

228. !pecialised progra&s designed to allo$ particular

input or output deices to co&&unicate $ith the rest o'

the co&puter sste& are called(1) co&pilers (2) deice driers

(3) interpreters (4) operating sste&s

() *one o' these

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() /onitor

244. C6U is an abbreiation 'or

(1) Central 6rogra&&ing Unit

(2) Central 6rocessing Unit

(3) Co&puter 6rocessing Unit(4) Co&puter 6rotocol Unit

() Central 6rotocol Unit

24. # &icroprocessor is the brain o' the co&puter and is also

called a(n)(1) &icrochip (2) &acrochip (3) &acroprocessor

(4) calculator () so't$are

24. !torage and &e&or di''er $ith respect to $hich o' the

'ollo$ing characteristics>

(1) 6rice (2) +eliabilit (3) !peed

(4) #ll o' these () *one o' these

24. 0hat are the t$o exa&ples o' 'ree$are>

(1) 0inOip and Linux

(2) !hare$are and 'ile sharing

(3) /icroso't 0ord and the Doogle toolbar

(4) nstant &essaging and the Doogle toolbar

() /icroso't 6o$er 6oint and /icroso't Bxcel247. Ben i' a disk drie 'ails, the co&puter application

running and using it can continue processing. Thisapplication is said to hae been designed $ith this 'eature

called

(1) 1

(1) 5uing and selling o' international goods

(2) 5uing and selling o' products and serices

oer the nternet

(3) 5uing and selling o' products and sericesnot 'ound in stores

(4) 5uing and selling o' products haing to do

$ith co&puters

() 5uing and selling o' electronic goods

2

(1) B&ail processing (2) atabase sharing

(3) 6rocessing 0ebsites (4) !torage

() 0ord processing22. 0hich &edia has the abilit to hae datain'or&ation

stored ($ritten) on the& b users &ore than once>

(1) C;+ disks (2) C;+0 disks (3) Oip disks

(4) ptiisks () 5oth C;+0 disks and Oip disks

23. The process o' trans'erring 'iles 'ro& a co&puter on

the nternet to our co&puter is called ======== .

(1) do$nloading (2) uploading (3) @T6

(4) F6BD () do$nsi"ing

24. The ======== controls a client%s co&puter resources.(1) application progra& (2) instruction set

(3) operating sste& (4) serer application

() co&piler

2. To reload a 0eb page, press the ======== button.(1) +edo (2) +eload (3) +estore

(4) Ctrl () +e'resh

2. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing could be digital input deices

'or co&puters>

(1) igital ca&corder (2) /icrophone

(3) !canner (4) #ll o' the aboe

() *one o' these

2. The ======== enables ou to si&ultaneousl keep

&ultiple 0eb pages open in one bro$ser $indo$.

(1) tab box (2) pop;up helper (3) tab ro$

(4) address bar () Bsc ke

27. Eou can use the ======== bar to tpe a U+L anddispla a 0eb page, or tpe a ke$ord to displa a list

o' related 0eb pages.(1) /enu (2) Title (3) !earch

(4) 0eb () #ddress

28. !torage &edia such as a C read and $rite

in'or&ation using ======== .

(1) a laser bea& o' red light (2) &agnetic dots

(3) &agnetic strips (4) #ll o' these

() *one o' these

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(1) input auto&ation (2) ite& data auto&ation

(3) scanning auto&ation (4) source data auto&ation

() *one o' these

2. #(n) ======== is co&posed o' seeral co&puters

connected together to share resources and data.(1) nternet (2) net$ork (3) backbone

(4) hperlink () protocol

2. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing is a storage deice that uses

rigid, per&anentl installed &agnetic disks to store datain'or&ation>

(1) 'lopp diskette (2) hard disk

(3) per&anent disk (4) optical disk

() *one o' these

27. /ocroso't ''ice is an exa&ple o' a ========.

(1) closed;source so't$are

(2) open;source so't$are

(3) hori"ontal;&arket so't$are

(4) ertical;&arket so't$are

() co&piler

28. # popular $a to learn about co&puters $ithout eer

going to a classroo& is called ========.(1) i;learning (2) isolated learning

(3) e;learning (4) close learning() distance learning

2

(1) /agnetic disk (2) Tapes (3) -s(4) #ll o' these () *one o' these

22. The ======== 'older retains copies o' &essages that

ou hae started but are not et read to send.

(1) nbox (2) utbox (3) ra'ts

(4) !ent te&s () #ddress 5ook

23. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing is an exa&ple o' an optical

disk>

(1) igital ersatile disks (2) /agnetic disks(3) /e&or disks (4) ata bus disks

() *one o' these

24. The &ain 9ob o' a C6U is to ========.

(1) carr out progra& instructions(2) store datain'or&ation 'or 'uture use

(3) process data and in'or&ation

(4) 5oth (1) and (3)

() *one o' these

2. ======== are atte&pts b indiiduals to obtain

con'idential in'or&ation 'ro& ou b 'alsi'ing their

identit.

(1) 6hishing trips (2) Co&puter iruses

(3) !pecial 'unction cards (4) !canners

() Aeboards

2. #n exa&ple o' a processing deice $ould be

========.

(1) a &agnetic ink reader (2) a tablet 6C

(3) special 'unction cards (4) scanners

() keboards2. 0hich o' the 'ollo$ing is not a tpe o' co&puter

so't$are $hich can be bought>

(1) '';the;shel' (2) Tailor;&ade

(3) Custo&;deeloped(4) '';the;shel' $ith alterations

() #ll o' these can be purchased.

27. Eou can use ======== to cop selected text, and

======== to paste it in a docu&ent.

(1) CT+L ? C, CT+L ? - (2) CT+L ? C, CT+L ? 6

(3) CT+L ? !, CT+L ? ! (4) !@T ? C, #LT ? 6

() CT+L ? , CT+L ? #

28. -ideo processors consist o' ======== and ======== ,

$hich store and process i&ages.

(1) C6U, -D# (2) C6U, &e&or (3) -D#, &e&or

(4) -D, - () -D#, -D

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(3) central processing unit

(4) &other board () &e&or

27. There are seeral pri&ar categories o' procedures.

0hich o' the 'ollo$ing is not a pri&ar categor o'

procedures>(1) Testing (2) 5ackup and recoer

(3) @ire$all deelop&ent (4) esign

() *one o' these

27. The operating sste& called U*J is tpicall used 'or(1) esktop co&puters (2) Laptop co&puters

(3) !uper co&puters (4) 0eb serers

() #ll o' these

277. The ======== 'ile 'or&at is a &ethod o' encoding

pictures on a co&puter.

(1) T/L (2) F6BD (3) @T6

(4) U+L () C

278. 6ress ======== to &oe the insertion point to the

#ddress box, or to highlight the U+L in the #ddress box.

(1) #LT ? (2) #LT ? # (3) !@T ? T#5

(4) T#5 ? CT+L () CT+L ? !

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