Module 4 Flashcards
What is a program (software)?
A) A type of hardware.
B) A series of related instructions that tell the computer what tasks to perform.
C) An external device connected to a computer.
D) A method of data storage.
B) A series of related instructions that tell the computer what tasks to perform.
What is application software?
A) Programs that control hardware components.
B) Programs designed to make users more productive and assist with personal tasks.
C) Software used for system maintenance.
D) A type of operating system.
B) Programs designed to make users more productive and assist with personal tasks.
What is an operating system?
A) A hardware component of a computer.
B) A set of programs that coordinates activities among hardware.
C) A type of application software.
D) A method of data backup.
B) A set of programs that coordinates activities among hardware.
What are tools or utilities in the context of an operating system?
A) Programs that manage hardware and software.
B) External devices connected to a computer.
C) Games and entertainment software.
D) Types of programming languages.
A) Programs that manage hardware and software.
What is system software?
A) Only the operating system.
B) The operating system and other tools.
C) A type of application software.
D) Hardware used for system upgrades.
B) The operating system and other tools.
What role does the operating system play?
A) It connects external devices to the internet.
B) It acts as an interface between the user, applications, and other programs.
C) It stores data in the cloud.
D) It is the only type of software installed on a device.
B) It acts as an interface between the user, applications, and other programs.
What is a desktop app?
A) An app that runs on mobile devices.
B) An app that runs on a desktop or laptop.
C) A type of cloud application.
D) An app that is only available online.
B) An app that runs on a desktop or laptop.
What is a mobile app?
A) An application designed for desktop computers.
B) An app that runs on a mobile device.
C) An app that requires internet access only.
D) A type of software used for programming.
B) An app that runs on a mobile device.
What is a native app?
A) An app available on any device.
B) An app written for a specific platform and installed on that device.
C) A type of web application.
D) An app that cannot be updated.
B) An app written for a specific platform and installed on that device.
What is a cloud app?
A) An app that is stored locally on a device.
B) An app that uses software and data not stored on your device.
C) A type of desktop application.
D) An app that runs offline.
B) An app that uses software and data not stored on your device.
What is a web app?
A) An app that requires installation on a device.
B) A type of cloud app accessed via a web browser.
C) A mobile-specific application.
D) A type of desktop software.
B) A type of cloud app accessed via a web browser.
What is a mobile web app?
A) An app that runs on a desktop computer.
B) An app that runs on a mobile device.
C) An app that is only available through a physical store.
D) A type of native app.
B) An app that runs on a mobile device.
What is a trial version?
A) A paid application with no limitations.
B) An application you can use at no charge for a limited time.
C) A type of custom software.
D) Software that can only be used on mobile devices.
B) An application you can use at no charge for a limited time.
What is retail software?
A) Custom software for individual businesses.
B) Mass-produced, copyrighted software for a wide variety of users.
C) Free software available online.
D) Software that can only be used in stores.
B) Mass-produced, copyrighted software for a wide variety of users.
What is custom software?
A) Software designed for a specific business or industry.
B) A type of freeware.
C) A mass-market application.
D) Software that cannot be modified.
A) Software designed for a specific business or industry.
What is shareware?
A) Software that is completely free to use.
B) Copyrighted software distributed at no cost for a trial period.
C) Custom software for businesses.
D) Software that can only be used offline.
B) Copyrighted software distributed at no cost for a trial period.
What is freeware?
A) Software sold for profit.
B) Copyrighted software provided at no cost, retaining all rights.
C) Software that can be modified and redistributed.
D) Software requiring a subscription.
B) Copyrighted software provided at no cost, retaining all rights.
What is open source software?
A) Software that cannot be shared.
B) Software provided for use, modification, and redistribution.
C) Retail software with limited features.
D) Software that is not copyrighted.
B) Software provided for use, modification, and redistribution.
What is public domain software?
A) Software available for purchase.
B) Software donated for public use with no copyright restrictions.
C) Software only available for government use.
D) Software that is outdated and no longer supported.
B) Software donated for public use with no copyright restrictions.
What is Software as a Service (SaaS)?
A) Software that must be installed on a local device.
B) A model for distributing software where applications are hosted on a server and available via the Internet.
C) Software sold on physical media.
D) Software that cannot be accessed remotely.
B) A model for distributing software where applications are hosted on a server and available via the Internet.
What is software registration?
A) Mandatory process to use software.
B) Optional submission of personal information to the software manufacturer.
C) A technique to limit software installations.
D) A method for installing updates.
B) Optional submission of personal information to the software manufacturer.
What is product activation?
A) A process that allows free use of software indefinitely.
B) A technique to ensure software is not installed on more computers than legally licensed.
C) A method for automatically updating software.
D) An option for uninstalling software.
B) A technique to ensure software is not installed on more computers than legally licensed.
What is the purpose of productivity applications?
A) To create entertainment software.
B) To assist in becoming more effective and efficient.
C) To develop operating systems.
D) To manage hardware devices.
B) To assist in becoming more effective and efficient.