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Question 1

Fill in the Blank

(BLANK) is a technique that allows multiple devices to share a single IP address. It is often used by routers and firewalls to connect private networks to the internet.

Answer 1

Network Address Translation
(NAT)

Question 2

Fill in the Blank

(BLANK) is a file system that organizes data on storage devices like hard drives and USB flash drives. It uses a table to track which clusters on a storage volume are in use and which are available.

Answer 2

File Allocation Table
(FAT)

Question 3

Fill in the Blank

A (BLANK) is a software program that manages the order of documents sent to a printer. It also prepares the print job so the printer can understand it.

Answer 3

Print Spooler

Question 4

eSATA or SATAe?

External

Answer 4

eSATA

Question 5

eSATA or SATAe?

Express

Answer 5

SATAe

Question 6

A computer program at the core of a computer’s operating system that always has complete control over everything in the system. It is also responsible for preventing and mitigating conflicts between different processes.

Answer 6

Kernel

Question 7

A system error in Unix-based systems that happens when the core component responsible for managing system resources encounters an error and terminates abnormally.

Answer 7

Kernel Panic

The equivalent on Microsoft Windows operating systems is a stop error, often called a “blue screen of death”.

Question 8

How many bytes in a kilobit (kb)?

Answer 8

125

There are 125 bytes in 1 kilobit because a kilobit (kb) is 1,000 bits, and since there are 8 bits in a byte, 1,000 bits divided by 8 bits/byte equals 125 bytes.

Question 9

How many bits in a kilobyte (KB)?

Answer 9

8,000