1. Which is the proper order for the computer functions cycle? 13. For what does WAN stand?

a. Processing, input, output, storage a. Word Application Network

b. Input, processing, storage, output b. Wide Area Network
c. Input, output, processing, storage
c. Wide Acreage Network
d. Input, processing, output, storage
2. Which term describes the data a computer accepts or the act d. Work Arrangement Network
of accepting the data a computer will process? 14. The Internet is an example of which type of computer
a. Computer acceptation network?
b. Computer input a. LAN
c. Computer processing b. MAN
d. Computer assembly c. CAN
3. Which term describes the process of changing computer d. WAN
data into meaningful information? 15. Which type of network can span several buildings, but is
a. Computer processing
b. Computer input
usually less than 30 square miles big?
c. Computer output a. LAN
d. Computer storage b. MAN
4. The information produced during computer processing is c. CAN
called... d. WAN
a. Computer processing 16. Which type of network is usually contained inside one office
b. Computer input building?
c. Computer output a. LAN
d. Computer storage
b. MAN
5. Which of the following is an example of an output device?
a. Keyboard c. CAN
b. Mouse d. WAN
c. Speakers 17. This image is an example of which network topology?
d. Microphone a. Bus
6. Which of the following is an example of an input device? b. Mesh
a. Speakers c. Ring
b. Monitor d. Star
c. Printer
18. The image shown is an example of which network topology?
d. Barcode scanner
7. The media and methods used to keep computer information a. Bus
available for later use are called... b. Mesh
a. Computer processing c. Ring
b. Computer input d. Star
c. Computer output 19. Two devices can send or receive signals between them at any
d. Computer storage time, whether simultaneously or not. What type of data
8. Which term describes specialized programs designed with a transmission is described?
user interface that will allow input to be translated into
a. Simplex
language that the computer can understand and process?
a. User interface b. Half-Duplex
b. Computer software c. Duplex
c. Computer input d. Automatic
d. Central processing unit 20. A microphone is an instrument for converting sound waves
9. Which term describes the parts of a computer and its into electrical energy variations, which may then be amplified,
software that allow the user to interact with the machine and transmitted, or recorded. What type of device is it?
its program? a. Input device
a. User interface
b. Storage device
b. Central processing unit
c. Peripheral devices c. Output device
d. Computer input d. Processing device
10. A collection of software that manages computer hardware 21. ROM is volatile memory.
resources and provides common services for computer a. TRUE
programs (like letting you copy using Command + C) is b. FALSE
called a (n)... 22. Entertainment programs are designed to pass information
a. Operating system from one user or system to another.
b. User interface
a. TRUE
c. Central processing unit
d. Input device b. FALSE
23. Productivity programs help users accomplish specific jobs or
11. What term describes a group of interconnected and inter- tasks.
related computers that can share information and resources a. TRUE
a. Full duplex transmission b. FALSE
b. Star topology
c. Computer network 24. This stores start up instructions
d. Firewall a. RAM
12. For what does LAN stand?
a. Legal Area Network
b. ROM
b. Local Arrangement Network 25. This will hold unsaved work temporarily.
c. Legal Alternative Network a. RAM
d. Local Area Network b. ROM
26. This will hold unsaved work temporarily.
a. RAM
 b. ROM 37. Which of the following is an input device designed for entering
27. This memory can be altered easily. alphanumeric data (letters, numbers, symbols) into the
a. RAM computer?
b. ROM a. Keyboard
28. This memory is non-volatile. b. Mouse
a. RAM c. Speakers
d. Monitor
b. ROM
38. Which is equivalent to 1 GB
29. IXL provides online math practice for grade-school students.
a. 1,024 Terrabytes
What kind of program is this product?
b. 1,024 Kilobytes
a. Communications
c. 1,024 Megabytes
b. Educational
d. 1,024 Bytes
c. Entertainment
39. Which of the following is greater?
d. Productivity
a. 1 Byte
30. Apple Numbers is an application that allows users to store,
b. 1 Gigabyte
manipulate, and analyze data in organized workbooks for use
c. 1 Megabyte
in business reports, etc. What kind of program is Apple
d. 1 Kilobyte
Numbers?
40. Give me 6 part of CPU?
a. Communications
1
b. Educational
2
c. Entertainment
3
d. Productivity
4
31. You purchased game software that can only run on a
5
computer with Windows 2000/XP for its operating system,
6
that has a Pentium 333 MHz or faster processor, that has 56
MB of available hard disk space, that has 32 MB RAM or more
to use, and that has a 16x CD-ROM drive (or faster). Which
system can support your software?
a. Windows 98, Pentium 100, 8 MB RAM, 32 MB free
hard disk space, 8x CD-ROM
b. Windows 2000, Pentium 333, 64 MB RAM, 150 MB
free hard disk space, 24x CD-ROM
c. Windows XP, Pentium 333, 28 MB RAM, 150 MB
free hard disk space, 16x CD-ROM\
d. Option 4
32. Which ONE of the devices that follow allows for adding more
external hardware (a larger monitor, a better mouse, louder
speakers, etc.)?
a. Notebook Computer
b. Desktop Computer
c. Laptop Computer
d. Tablet Computer
33. Which ONE of the following computer devices does not have a
keyboard or mouse, but requires the use of a pen (or stylus)
and the user's finger to input data?
a. Notebook Computer
b. Desktop Computer
c. Laptop Computer
d. Tablet Computer
34. Which ONE of the following computing devices is most easily
portable (can be moved from one place to another)?
a. Notebook Computer
b. Desktop Computer
c. Laptop Computer
d. Tablet Computer
35. Which computer network is appropriate for connecting a
computer in Mexico with a computer in Italy?
a. LAN
b. MAN
c. CAN
d. WAN
36. Which transmission between a "sending" device and a
"receiving" device only allows a signal to move one way--ever?
a. Simplex
b. Half-Duplex
c. Duplex
d. Automatic