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Module 3 Flashcards

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What is a peripheral device?
A) A software used to operate a computer
B) A device connected to a computer to expand its capabilities
C) A type of computer virus
D) A programming language

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B) A device connected to a computer to expand its capabilities

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What is a computer?
A) A device that only stores information
B) A device that can accept data, process it, produce output, and store information
C) A type of mechanical tool
D) A device used only for entertainment purposes

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B) A device that can accept data, process it, produce output, and store information

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What is a mobile device?
A) A device that is too large to carry
B) A computing device small enough to hold in your hand
C) A device used only for making phone calls
D) A stationary computing device

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B) A computing device small enough to hold in your hand

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What is the main difference between a mobile computer and a personal computer?
A) A mobile computer is portable, while a personal computer is always stationary
B) A mobile computer requires a desktop to function
C) Personal computers cannot store information
D) Mobile computers can only be used for gaming

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A) A mobile computer is portable, while a personal computer is always stationary

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What is malware?
A) Software that helps improve computer performance
B) Malicious software that alters operations without your knowledge
C) A harmless computer program
D) A tool to protect your computer from viruses

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B) Malicious software that alters operations without your knowledge

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What is a motherboard?
A) A computer’s external hard drive
B) The main circuit board of a personal computer, containing key components
C) A storage device for software programs
D) A device used only for internet connection

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B) The main circuit board of a personal computer, containing key components

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What is memory in a computer?
A) A device that stores music and videos
B) Electronic components that store instructions and data waiting to be executed
C) A program that runs applications
D) The part of a computer that connects to the internet

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B) Electronic components that store instructions and data waiting to be executed

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What is a laptop?
A) A stationary desktop computer
B) A thin, lightweight mobile computer with a screen in its lid and a keyboard in its base
C) A tablet without a touchscreen
D) A handheld computer that fits in one hand

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B) A thin, lightweight mobile computer with a screen in its lid and a keyboard in its base

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What is the main difference between a tablet and a laptop?
A) Tablets are heavier than laptops
B) Tablets have a touchscreen, while laptops typically have a keyboard and a screen in their lid
C) Laptops are always larger than tablets
D) Tablets cannot be connected to the internet

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B) Tablets have a touchscreen, while laptops typically have a keyboard and a screen in their lid

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What is a phablet?
A) A device that combines features of a smartphone and a tablet
B) A type of desktop computer
C) A small handheld computer
D) A convertible laptop with a touchscreen

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A) A device that combines features of a smartphone and a tablet

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What is a handheld computer?
A) A device larger than a tablet
B) A small computer that fits in one hand and communicates wirelessly with other devices
C) A type of desktop computer
D) A laptop without a keyboard

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B) A small computer that fits in one hand and communicates wirelessly with other devices

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What is a stick computer?
A) A portable computer with a detachable screen
B) A small computer, similar in size to a USB flash drive, that plugs into an HDMI port
C) A large desktop computer
D) A tablet without a touchscreen

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B) A small computer, similar in size to a USB flash drive, that plugs into an HDMI port

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What is the first step in determining which mobile computer to buy?
A) Choosing the most expensive model
B) Determining which form factor fits your needs regarding weight and mobility
C) Selecting the color you prefer
D) Buying the latest model available

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B) Determining which form factor fits your needs regarding weight and mobility

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Why is screen size an important consideration when buying a mobile computer?
A) Larger screens are always better for portability
B) Laptops and tablets come in various screen sizes that can affect usability
C) Screen size doesn’t matter; it’s all about the brand
D) Smaller screens are easier to navigate

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B) Laptops and tablets come in various screen sizes that can affect usability

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Why should you experiment with different keyboards and pointing devices?
A) They are all the same
B) Mobile computers have different keyboard layouts due to size variations, affecting comfort and usability
C) The color of the keyboard is the only thing that matters
D) Keyboards are not important for mobile devices

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B) Mobile computers have different keyboard layouts due to size variations, affecting comfort and usability

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When is the best time to consider upgrades for processor, memory, and storage?
A) After you buy the mobile computer
B) At the time of purchase, as it may be less expensive
C) Upgrades are never necessary
D) Only if the computer is not performing well

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B) At the time of purchase, as it may be less expensive

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Why is it important to evaluate built-in ports and slots on a mobile computer?
A) To ensure it matches the color of your accessories
B) To connect external devices, like monitors and projectors
C) Ports are not necessary for mobile devices
D) All mobile computers have the same ports

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B) To connect external devices, like monitors and projectors

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What should you consider if you plan to use your mobile computer for extended periods without charging?
A) The design of the computer
B) Battery life and possibly purchasing a second battery
C) The color of the casing
D) Whether it has a built-in camera

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B) Battery life and possibly purchasing a second battery

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Why is it important to purchase a well-padded carrying case for your mobile computer?
A) It looks nice
B) It protects the computer from bumps while traveling
C) It adds extra weight
D) Carrying cases are not needed for mobile devices

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B) It protects the computer from bumps while traveling

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What should you check if you plan to connect your mobile computer to a video projector?
A) The computer’s weight
B) Compatibility with the video projector and necessary ports or dongles
C) The color of the projector
D) If the projector is the latest model

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B) Compatibility with the video projector and necessary ports or dongles

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What is a desktop computer?
A) A portable computer designed for travel
B) A personal computer designed to be in a stationary location
C) A device that can only be used for gaming
D) A handheld device used for communication

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B) A personal computer designed to be in a stationary location

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What is the purpose of the system unit (chassis) in a desktop computer?
A) It is used to display images on the screen
B) It contains and protects the motherboard and other components
C) It serves as a cooling fan for the computer
D) It connects the computer to the internet

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B) It contains and protects the motherboard and other components

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What is a tower in a desktop computer?
A) A small handheld device
B) A frame made of metal or plastic that houses the system unit
C) A type of monitor
D) A software program used for design

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B) A frame made of metal or plastic that houses the system unit

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What does an all-in-one (AIO) desktop computer do?
A) Houses the display and components in separate cases
B) Combines the display, system unit, and possibly an optical drive in one case
C) Only functions as a tablet
D) Is designed only for gaming purposes

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B) Combines the display, system unit, and possibly an optical drive in one case

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What is a key feature of all-in-one desktops?
A) They are the same size as traditional desktops
B) They typically take up more space than desktop computers
C) They integrate multiple components into a single unit
D) They do not require any electrical power

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C) They integrate multiple components into a single unit

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How is a desktop computer typically positioned?
A) In a mobile bag for easy transport
B) In a stationary location, like on a desk or table
C) On a shelf far from any electrical outlet
D) Attached to a ceiling mount for display

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B) In a stationary location, like on a desk or table

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Why is it important to determine the specific software you will use on a desktop?
A) It dictates your hardware requirements based on software needs
B) It affects the color of the computer case
C) It determines the length of the warranty
D) It has no impact on hardware choices

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A) It dictates your hardware requirements based on software needs

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What should you know regarding the operating system when buying a desktop?
A) It doesn’t influence hardware requirements
B) It requires a specific color for the computer case
C) It dictates the hardware requirements for the desktop
D) It only matters if you are a gamer

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C) It dictates the hardware requirements for the desktop

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Why should you look for bundled software when purchasing a desktop?
A) It usually costs more when bought separately
B) Bundled software has no advantages
C) It may be less expensive to purchase with the desktop
D) Bundled software is typically outdated

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C) It may be less expensive to purchase with the desktop

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Why should you avoid purchasing the least powerful desktop available?
A) It may not have the most features or support
B) It is usually the best option
C) More powerful desktops can delay obsolescence
D) The least powerful desktop is always the cheapest

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C) More powerful desktops can delay obsolescence

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What should you consider upgrading when purchasing a desktop?
A) The motherboard only
B) Upgrades are not necessary for peripherals
C) Keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer, microphone, and speakers
D) Only the internal storage

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C) Keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer, microphone, and speakers

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What is the benefit of considering a touch screen monitor for your desktop?
A) It limits interaction options
B) It enables touch input for the latest operating systems and apps
C) It requires more power
D) It is usually more expensive than standard monitors

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B) It enables touch input for the latest operating systems and apps

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Why might you evaluate all-in-one desktops?
A) They take up more space than traditional desktops
B) They can be more expensive than buying components separately
C) They may be less expensive and take up less space
D) They do not offer any advantages

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C) They may be less expensive and take up less space

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What should you consider regarding purchasing options when buying a new desktop?
A) There are no options; you must buy what’s available
B) Each option has its advantages; explore them for the best price and service
C) You can only buy online
D) You must purchase from a specific retailer

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B) Each option has its advantages; explore them for the best price and service

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What should you be aware of when purchasing a desktop?
A) Additional costs may arise beyond the desktop itself.
B) The desktop will always come with free software.
C) The desktop includes all necessary peripherals.
D) There are no extra purchases needed.

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A) Additional costs may arise beyond the desktop itself.

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Why might you consider purchasing an extended warranty for your desktop?
A) It covers the cost of new software.
B) It may provide fast resolution for major computer problems.
C) It is usually not needed.
D) It replaces the entire desktop if lost.

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B) It may provide fast resolution for major computer problems.

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What is server virtualization?
A) It eliminates the need for physical servers.
B) It enables a physical server to emulate multiple virtual servers.
C) It is used only for personal computers.
D) It requires more hardware than traditional servers.

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B) It enables a physical server to emulate multiple virtual servers.

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What is virtualization?
A) The practice of sharing or pooling computing resources like servers and storage devices.
B) A method to increase physical hardware requirements.
C) A process that eliminates the need for any software.
D) A technique used only for gaming computers.

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A) The practice of sharing or pooling computing resources like servers and storage devices.

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What is a server?
A) A computer dedicated to providing services to other computers or devices on a network.
B) A personal computer for individual use.
C) A device used only for gaming.
D) A storage device for files.

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A) A computer dedicated to providing services to other computers or devices on a network.

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What is a server farm?
A) A single server that handles all tasks.
B) A network of several servers located together.
C) A storage facility for agricultural products.
D) A type of home server.

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B) A network of several servers located together.

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What is a mainframe?
A) A small server used for personal tasks.
B) A large, powerful server that handles many connected users simultaneously.
C) A server used only for gaming.
D) A personal computer for everyday use.

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B) A large, powerful server that handles many connected users simultaneously.

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What does an application server do?
A) It only stores files.
B) It runs and stores applications.
C) It is used for gaming purposes.
D) It connects to a database.

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B) It runs and stores applications.

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What is the purpose of a backup server?
A) To run applications for users.
B) To back up and restore files, folders, and media.
C) To host games online.
D) To manage database queries.

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B) To back up and restore files, folders, and media.

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What does a database server provide?
A) Storage for backup files.
B) Access to a database.
C) Gaming services.
D) Web hosting services.

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B) Access to a database.

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What is a file server (or storage server)?
A) A server that runs applications for users.
B) A server that stores and manages files.
C) A server that provides internet access.
D) A personal computer.

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B) A server that stores and manages files.

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What is an FTP server used for?
A) To play online games.
B) To store files for user upload or download via FTP.
C) To manage backups.
D) To connect to a database.

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B) To store files for user upload or download via FTP.

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What is the function of a game server?
A) To store files for users.
B) To provide a central location for online gaming.
C) To back up media files.
D) To run applications for users.

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B) To provide a central location for online gaming.

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What does a home server provide?
A) Exclusive gaming services.
B) Storage, internet connections, or other services to household devices.
C) Only backup services.
D) Database management.

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B) Storage, internet connections, or other services to household devices.

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What is a rack server?
A) A server built into an upright cabinet.
B) A server housed in a slot on a metal frame (rack).
C) A server used only for gaming.
D) A server that provides application services.

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B) A server housed in a slot on a metal frame (rack).

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What is a blade server?
A) A server that stands alone in a tower.
B) A server in the form of a single circuit board (blade).
C) A server that only stores files.
D) A large, powerful mainframe server.

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B) A server in the form of a single circuit board (blade).

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What is a tower server?
A) A server mounted in a rack.
B) A server built into an upright cabinet (tower).
C) A server used only for online gaming.
D) A server that provides internet services.

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B) A server built into an upright cabinet (tower).

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What is a terminal?
A) A computer that enables users to send data to and receive information from a server.
B) A powerful personal computer.
C) A gaming device for online play.
D) A server that processes large amounts of data.

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A) A computer that enables users to send data to and receive information from a server.

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What components may a terminal include?
A) A hard drive and graphics card.
B) A monitor, touch screen, keyboard, and memory.
C) Only a keyboard and mouse.
D) A printer and scanner.

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B) A monitor, touch screen, keyboard, and memory.

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What is a thin client?
A) A desktop computer with full capabilities.
B) A terminal that looks like a desktop but has limited components.
C) A gaming console.
D) A server used for database management.

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B) A terminal that looks like a desktop but has limited components.

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What is a Point of Sale (POS) terminal used for?
A) To create websites.
B) To record purchases, process payments, and update inventory.
C) To play video games.
D) To manage server data.

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B) To record purchases, process payments, and update inventory.

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What does a barcode reader do?
A) It prints tickets for events.
B) It reads barcodes on products using laser beams.
C) It verifies bank transactions.
D) It is used to edit digital photos.

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B) It reads barcodes on products using laser beams.

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What is an ATM?
A) A type of desktop computer.
B) A self-service banking terminal that connects to a host computer.
C) A device used for gaming purposes.
D) A mobile device for making calls.

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B) A self-service banking terminal that connects to a host computer.

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What is the purpose of a Personal Identification Number (PIN) in an ATM?
A) To access email accounts.
B) To verify that you are the holder of the bank card.
C) To print photos.
D) To connect to the internet.

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B) To verify that you are the holder of the bank card.

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What is a self-service kiosk?
A) A terminal that requires staff assistance.
B) A freestanding terminal usually with a touch screen for user interaction.
C) A mobile phone for gaming.
D) A server for data processing.

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B) A freestanding terminal usually with a touch screen for user interaction.

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What does a financial kiosk allow users to do?
A) Play video games.
B) Pay bills and perform other financial activities.
C) Browse social media.
D) Print photos.

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B) Pay bills and perform other financial activities.

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What is a photokiosk?
A) A terminal for managing visitor registrations.
B) A device to print photos from digital images.
C) A gaming device for online play.
D) A self-service DVD rental machine.

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B) A device to print photos from digital images.

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What is the function of a ticket kiosk?
A) To print tickets for events and travel.
B) To process financial transactions.
C) To edit digital images.
D) To manage server data.

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A) To print tickets for events and travel.

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What is a vending kiosk?
A) A device that plays music.
B) A kiosk that dispenses items after payment is received.
C) A terminal used for banking transactions.
D) A server that stores user data.

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B) A kiosk that dispenses items after payment is received.

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What does a visitor kiosk do?
A) Manages and tracks visitors upon check-in.
B) Prints photos for users.
C) Connects to a gaming server.
D) Serves as a financial terminal.

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A) Manages and tracks visitors upon check-in.

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What is a DVD kiosk?
A) A terminal for managing visitors.
B) A self-service DVD rental machine connected to a host computer.
C) A device for printing photos.
D) A point of sale terminal.

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B) A self-service DVD rental machine connected to a host computer.

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What is a supercomputer?
A) The fastest and most powerful type of computer.
B) A standard desktop computer.
C) A personal laptop.
D) A server used for gaming.

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A) The fastest and most powerful type of computer.

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How many instructions can a supercomputer process in a single second?
A) Millions
B) Billions
C) Trillions
D) Thousands

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C) Trillions

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How much data can a supercomputer store compared to an average desktop?
A) 100 times
B) 1,000 times
C) 10,000 times
D) More than 20,000 times

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D) More than 20,000 times

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What is cloud computing?
A) An environment that provides resources and services accessed via the Internet.
B) A type of desktop software.
C) A local storage solution.
D) A physical server in a company.

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A) An environment that provides resources and services accessed via the Internet.

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What can cloud computing be used for?
A) Only to play games online.
B) Accessing software, storing files online, and configuring servers.
C) Managing local network settings.
D) Upgrading hardware components.

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B) Accessing software, storing files online, and configuring servers.

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How does cloud computing benefit a company’s infrastructure?
A) It reduces the need for software.
B) It allows diversification of network and server infrastructure.
C) It eliminates the need for any hardware.
D) It limits access to online resources.

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B) It allows diversification of network and server infrastructure.

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What defines a mobile device?
A) A computing device small enough to hold in your hand.
B) A large desktop computer.
C) A server used for data processing.
D) A stationary device.

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A) A computing device small enough to hold in your hand.

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What is a smartphone?
A) An internet-capable phone with various features.
B) A traditional landline phone.
C) A tablet computer.
D) A desktop PC.

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A) An internet-capable phone with various features.

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What is a smart digital camera?
A) A camera that only takes photos.
B) A mobile device that can communicate wirelessly with other devices.
C) A traditional film camera.
D) A smartphone without a camera.

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B) A mobile device that can communicate wirelessly with other devices.

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What can smartphones do?
A) Only make phone calls.
B) Send emails, access the web, and communicate wirelessly.
C) Store only images.
D) Function only as cameras.

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B) Send emails, access the web, and communicate wirelessly.

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What is an ebook reader?
A) A device primarily for reading e-books.
B) A smartphone with camera features.
C) A gaming console.
D) A desktop computer.

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A) A device primarily for reading e-books.

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What is an activity tracker?
A) A device that plays music.
B) A wearable device that monitors fitness activities.
C) A type of smartphone.
D) A traditional watch.

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B) A wearable device that monitors fitness activities.

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What is a smartwatch?
A) A device that only tells time.
B) A wearable device that can communicate with a smartphone.
C) A gaming device.
D) A standard wristwatch.

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B) A wearable device that can communicate with a smartphone.

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What are smart glasses?
A) A type of traditional eyeglasses.
B) Wearable devices that project information in the user’s field of vision.
C) Sunglasses for outdoor use.
D) A type of digital camera.

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B) Wearable devices that project information in the user’s field of vision.

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What is a game console?
A) A mobile computing device designed for video games.
B) A desktop computer.
C) A standard smartphone.
D) A television.

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A) A mobile computing device designed for video games.

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What is a handheld game device?
A) A small mobile device with a screen, speakers, and controls.
B) A gaming console that connects to a TV.
C) A computer used for gaming.
D) A stationary arcade machine.

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A) A small mobile device with a screen, speakers, and controls.

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What is a gamepad?
A) A device used only for racing games.
B) A controller held with both hands to control game actions.
C) A smartphone accessory.
D) A keyboard.

A

B) A controller held with both hands to control game actions.

83
Q

What is a joystick?
A) A handheld device used for cooking.
B) A vertical lever used to control simulated movements.
C) A type of game console.
D) A portable media player.

A

B) A vertical lever used to control simulated movements.

84
Q

What does a wheel input device simulate?
A) Flying a plane.
B) Driving a car.
C) Playing basketball.
D) Racing a bike.

A

B) Driving a car.

85
Q

What is a dance pad?
A) A device used for cooking.
B) An electronic device with panels pressed with feet.
C) A handheld game controller.
D) A type of handheld console.

A

B) An electronic device with panels pressed with feet.

86
Q

What does a motion-sensing game controller do?
A) Requires physical buttons to operate.
B) Guides on-screen elements with air gestures.
C) Connects to a television.
D) Acts as a gamepad.

A

B) Guides on-screen elements with air gestures.

87
Q

What is a balance board?
A) A flat surface used for exercise only.
B) A device that measures balance and weight for gaming.
C) A type of handheld game.
D) A video game console.

A

B) A device that measures balance and weight for gaming.

88
Q

What is an embedded computer?
A) A computer designed for general-purpose use.
B) A special-purpose computer functioning as a component in a larger product.
C) A type of desktop computer.
D) A mobile phone.

A

B) A special-purpose computer functioning as a component in a larger product.

89
Q

What is an example of an embedded computer in consumer electronics?
A) A gaming console.
B) A smartphone.
C) A traditional radio.
D) A desktop computer.

A

B) A smartphone.

90
Q

Where are embedded computers commonly found?
A) Only in desktop computers.
B) In consumer electronics, home automation, and automobiles.
C) Exclusively in gaming devices.
D) Only in servers.

A

B) In consumer electronics, home automation, and automobiles.

91
Q

What is a common use of embedded computers in automobiles?
A) For making phone calls.
B) For GPS receivers and navigation systems.
C) For playing music only.
D) For internet browsing.

A

B) For GPS receivers and navigation systems.

92
Q

How are embedded computers used in home automation?
A) They control air conditioning systems and thermostats.
B) They only store data.
C) They replace smartphones.
D) They are used for gaming.

A

A) They control air conditioning systems and thermostats.

93
Q

What role do embedded computers play in robotics?
A) They only provide power.
B) They function as process controllers and remote monitoring systems.
C) They act as physical components.
D) They are used for entertainment.

A

B) They function as process controllers and remote monitoring systems.

94
Q

What is a port?
A) A type of software.
B) The point where a peripheral device connects to a computer.
C) A kind of storage device.
D) A network protocol.

A

B) The point where a peripheral device connects to a computer.

95
Q

What is the purpose of a connector?
A) To join a cable to a power source.
B) To join a cable to a port.
C) To connect to the internet.
D) To power the device.

A

B) To join a cable to a port.

96
Q

What does a USB port do?
A) Connects to only one peripheral device.
B) Can connect up to 127 different peripheral devices.
C) Is exclusively for audio devices.
D) Only transfers data to printers.

A

B) Can connect up to 127 different peripheral devices.

97
Q

What is a USB hub?
A) A device that connects multiple monitors.
B) A device that plugs into a USB port to connect more peripherals.
C) A type of power adapter.
D) A software program for managing USB devices.

A

B) A device that plugs into a USB port to connect more peripherals.

98
Q

What is a port replicator?
A) An internal device for storing data.
B) An external device that provides connections to peripheral devices.
C) A type of software.
D) A power supply unit.

A

B) An external device that provides connections to peripheral devices.

99
Q

What is a docking station?
A) A mobile device for gaming.
B) An external device that connects to a mobile computer and provides power and peripheral connections.
C) A storage device.
D) A type of printer.

A

B) An external device that connects to a mobile computer and provides power and peripheral connections.

100
Q

What is Bluetooth?
A) A wired connection method.
B) Uses short-range radio signals to transmit data between devices.
C) A type of USB connection.
D) A network protocol for long distances.

A

B) Uses short-range radio signals to transmit data between devices.

101
Q

What does Wi-Fi stand for?
A) Wireless Fast Internet.
B) Wireless Fidelity.
C) Wide-range Internet Frequency.
D) Wireless Fiber.

A

B) Wireless Fidelity.

102
Q

What is NFC?
A) A long-range communication method.
B) Near Field Communications that uses close-range radio signals.
C) A type of wired connection.
D) A brand of wireless devices.

A

B) Near Field Communications that uses close-range radio signals.

103
Q

What is undervoltage?
A) A complete power failure.
B) A drop in electrical supply or voltage.
C) An increase in voltage.
D) A type of surge protector.

A

B) A drop in electrical supply or voltage.

104
Q

What is a brownout?
A) A complete power failure.
B) A prolonged period of undervoltage.
C) An increase in electrical supply.
D) A device that stabilizes current flow.

A

B) A prolonged period of undervoltage.

105
Q

What is an overvoltage or power surge?
A) A drop in electrical supply.
B) An increase in incoming electrical supply or voltage.
C) A type of software failure.
D) A method of data backup.

A

B) An increase in incoming electrical supply or voltage.

106
Q

What is the function of a surge protector?
A) To increase electrical supply.
B) To provide a stable current flow and minimize overvoltage.
C) To store data.
D) To replace a power supply unit.

A

B) To provide a stable current flow and minimize overvoltage.

107
Q

What is Repetitive Strain Injury?
A) A condition caused by lack of exercise.
B) Inflammation of a tendon due to repeated motion.
C) A type of eye strain.
D) A form of technology addiction.

A

B) Inflammation of a tendon due to repeated motion.

108
Q

What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
A) A type of repetitive strain injury affecting the neck.
B) Inflammation of the nerve connecting the forearm to the palm.
C) A vision-related condition.
D) A psychological disorder.

A

B) Inflammation of the nerve connecting the forearm to the palm.

109
Q

What is Computer Vision Syndrome?
A) A condition related to technology use that affects eyesight.
B) A type of tendonitis.
C) A form of technology addiction.
D) A neurological condition.

A

A) A condition related to technology use that affects eyesight.

110
Q

What does technology addiction refer to?
A) Excessive use of technology that enhances social life.
B) Technology consuming someone’s entire social life.
C) A temporary dislike for technology.
D) A type of physical injury.

A

B) Technology consuming someone’s entire social life.

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