A. Shift + F8
B. Shift + F9
C. Shift + F10
D. Shift + F11

D. Shift + F11

A. Unshielded Transmission Protocol
B. Unshielded Twisted Pair
C. Unshielded Transfer Pair
D. Unshielded T-line Protocol

B. Unshielded Twisted Pair

A. Niklaus Wirth
B. Ada Lovelace
C. Bill Gates
D. Dennis Ritchie

B. Ada Lovelace

A. Small
B. Character
C. Byte
D. Binary Digit

D. Binary Digit

A. Output Character Recorder
B. Output Character Recognition
C. Optical Character Recorder
D. Optical Character Recognition

D. Optical Character Recognition

A. High-Definition Multimedia Input
B. High-Density Multichip Interconnect
C. High-Definition Multimedia Interface
D. High-Definition Multichip Interconnect

C. High-Definition Multimedia Interface

A. Digital Versatile Disk
B. Digital Versatile Drive
C. Digital volume disk
D. Digital Video drive

A. Digital Versatile Disk

A. Shift + Backspace
B. Ctrl + Backspace
C. Alt + Backspace
D. None

B. Ctrl + Backspace

A. Ctrl+Shift+D
B. Ctrl+Alt+ D
C. Ctrl+D
D. Alt+D

C. Ctrl+D

A. Mini Computer
B. Micro Computer
C. Mainframe Computer
D. Super Computer

C. Mainframe Computer

A. John Vincent Atanasoff
B. Steve Jobs
C. Charless babbage
D. James watson

A. John Vincent Atanasoff

A. 2005
B. 2003
C. 2004
D. 2006

B. 2003

A. Presentation
B. Documentation
C. Calculation
D. Data Base

D. Data Base

A. Creating
B. Editing
C. Cutting
D. Forming

A. Creating

A. Visual C++
B. Visual Java
C. Visual Basic
D. None of the above

C. Visual Basic

A. internet server provider
B. internal server provider
C. internet service provider
D. insta service provider

C. internet service provider

A. File Transfer Post
B. File Transfer Protocol
C. File Transit Protocol
D. None of these

B. File Transfer Protocol

A. Database management system
B. Database maintaince system
C. Database maintaince and storage
D. Database management Sound

d. aaa

A. 3
B. 2
C. 1
D. 5

A. 3

A. Storage Device
B. Internal Device
C. Prcessing Device
D. Input Device

D. Input Device

A. 1613
B. 1614
C. 1615
D. 1616

A. 1613

A. Clifford Bery
B. George Boole
C. Atanasoff and Berry
D. John V.Atanasoff

C. Atanasoff and Berry

A. Honeycomb
B. Cupcake
C. Gingerbread
D. Muffin

D. Muffin

A. 2units
B. 3units
C. 4units
D. 5units

A. 2units

A. 2012
B. 2013
C. 2015
D. 2014

C. 2015

A. Pixels
B. Paths
C. Palette
D. None of above

B. Paths

A. RAM
B. ROM
C. EPROM
D. Cache memory

D. Cache memory

A. mainframe computers
B. super computers
C. hybrid computers
D. desktop computers

A. mainframe computers

A. Uploading
B. Updating
C. Sorting
D.Summarizing

C. Sorting

A. Syntax Error
B. Logical Error
C. Both Logical and Syntax Error
D. None of these

A. Syntax Error

A. Central Superior Services
B. Cascading style sheets
C. Both
D. None of above

B. Cascading style sheets

A. Static RAM
B. Dynamic RAM
C. EPROM
D. ROM

B. Dynamic RAM

A. Robert E. Kahn
B. Vint Cerf
C. Alan turing
D. A & B

D. A & B

A. Compiler
B. Interpreter
C. Debugger
D. Assembler

D. Assembler

A. 6
B. 8
C. 10
D. 12

B. 8

A. Keyboard
B. Disk
C. ALU
D. All of the above

B. Disk

A. Tim Berners-Lee
B. Bob Kahn
C. Steve Jobs
D. Bill Gates

A. Tim Berners-Lee

A. computers
B. modern television
C. washing machines
D. anything that can be set to perform different tasks with suitable programs

A. computers

A. Hardware
B. Software
C. Firmware
D. ROM ware

C. Firmware

A. Debugging
B. Defusing
C. Defragmenting
D. Defrosting

A. Debugging

A. Line
B. Sentence
C. Paragraph
D. Word

C. Paragraph

A. Chat
B. Instant messaging
C. Insta notes
D. Electronic mail

C. Insta notes

A. Video conferencing
B. Speech recognition
C. Audio digitizer
D. Synthesizer

B. Speech recognition

A. Vertical justifying
B. Vertical adjusting
C. Dual centering
D. Horizontal centering

A. Vertical justifying

A. video data and information
B. voice and non-voice
C. music and video
D. video and audio

B. voice and non-voice

A. Input device
B. Control unit
C. Output device
D. Central Processing Unit

D. Central Processing Unit

A. Word processing
B. Spreadsheet design
C. Web design
D. Database management

A. Word processing

A. High level languages must be converted into machine language to execute
B. High level language programs are more efficient and faster to execute
C. It is more difficult to identify errors in high level language program than in low level programs
D. All of above

A. High level languages must be converted into machine language to execute

A. Printing
B. Output
C. Solid state
D. Input

D. Input

A. cross-platform programming
B. 3GL business programming
C. event driven programming
D. functional

D. functional

A. Central
B. Common
C. Convenient
D. Computer

A. Central

A. Limited Area Network
B. Logical Area Network
C. Local Area Network
D. Large Area Network

C. Local Area Network

A. supercomputer
B. personal computer
C. Laptop
D. PDA

D. PDA

A. Trackball
B. Joystick
C. Light pen
D. Plotters

D. Plotters

A. Voice over IP
B. Video over IP
C. Viruses over IP
D. Virtual over IP

A. Voice over IP

A. Microprocessor
B. Arithmetic/Logic
C. Output
D. ROM

B. Arithmetic/Logic

A. System software
B. Application software
C. Assemblers
D. Compilers

B. Application software

A. anchor
B. URL
C. hyperlink
D. reference

C. hyperlink

A. Maximum Area Network
B. Minimum Area Network
C. Main Area Network
D. Metropolitan Area Network

D. Metropolitan Area Network

A. Analog computer
B. Digital computer
C. both
D. Hybrid Computer

B. Digital computer

A. Hacker-proof program
B. Firewall
C. Hacker-resistant server
D. Encryption safe wall

B. Firewall

A. Micro
B. Mainframe
C. Super
D. Mini

D. Mini

A. Time bomb
B. Worm
C. Melissa virus
D. Macro virus

B. Worm

A. Keyboard
B. Mouse
C. Monitor
D. Mother board

C. Monitor

A. E-mail virus.
B. Macro virus.
C. Trojan horse.
D. Time bomb.

A. E-mail virus.

A. Hybrid
B. Digital
C. Desktop
D. Laptop

C. Desktop

A. Encryption program
B. Surge protector
C. Firewall
D. UPS

D. UPS

A. Portable computer
B. Hybrid computer
C. Analog computer
D. Digital computer

D. Digital computer

A. Encryption
B. A firewall
C. Scrambling
D. Password proofing

A. Encryption

A. J.V. Attansoff
B. Bill Gates
C. Simur Cray
D. Winton Serf

A. Hard disk
B. Flash drive
C. DVD
D. scanner

D. scanner

A. a telephone line
B. a keyboard
C. a printer
D. a monitor

A. a telephone line

A. Integrity Test
B. Power-On Self-Test
C. Correct Functioning Test
D. Reliability Test

B. Power-On Self-Test

A. Megabyte
B. Gigabyte
C. Terabyte
D. None of these

A. Megabyte

A. 001
B. 101
C. 202
D. 110

C. 202

A. Young hacker.
B. Trusted employee with no criminal record.
C. Trusted employee with a long, but unknown criminal record.
D. Overseas young cracker.

B. Trusted employee with no criminal record.

A. Ancient system
B. Historical system
C. Age old system
D. Legacy system

D. Legacy system

A. Key Block
B. Kernel Boot
C. Kilo Byte
D. Kit Bit

C. Kilo Byte

A. The scanner
B. The main storage
C. The secondary storage
D. The processor

D. The processor

A. Online processing
B. Batch Processing
C. Once-a-day Processing
D. End-of-day processing

B. Batch Processing

A. Hacker
B. spammer
C. instant messenger
D. programmer

A. Hacker

A. hard disk drives
B. printers
C. floppy disk drives
D. CD drives

B. printers

A. Cookies
B. Plug-ins
C. Scripts
D. ASPs

A. Cookies

A. Common Business Oriented Language
B. Computer Business Oriented Language
C. Common Business Operated Language
D. Common Business Organized Language

A. Common Business Oriented Language

A. Dragging
B. dropping
C. right-clicking
D. shift-clicking

C. right-clicking

A. expansion board
B. motherboard
C. storage device
D. output device

B. motherboard

A. It is not unethical, because it is legal.
B. It is unethical because the files are being given for free.
C. Sharing copyrighted files without permission breaks copyright laws.
D. It is not unethical because the files are being given for free.

C. Sharing copyrighted files without permission breaks copyright laws.

A. gathering data
B. processing data into information
C. analyzing the data or information
D. storing the data or information

C. analyzing the data or information

A. hackers
B. Spam
C. Viruses
D. identity theft

B. Spam

A. an ASCII code
B. a magnetic tape
C. an OCR scanner
D. a bar code

D. a bar code

A. Secondary memory
B. Primary memory
C. Main memory
D. Both (A) and (B)

A. Secondary memory

A. land-line device
B. On-line device
C. Off-line device
D. Device

C. Off-line device

A. File transfer
B. File encryption
C. File modification
D. File copying

A. File transfer

A. First Generation
B. Second Generation
C. Third Generation
D. Fourth Generation

C. Third Generation

A. RAM
B. ROM
C. CPU
D. PC

C. CPU

A. System Programs
B. BIOS
C. CP
D. Memory

B. BIOS

A. MS-Excel
B. BASIC
C. COBOL
D. C++

A. MS-Excel

A. Secondary memory
B. Primary memory
C. Both A. and B.
D. none

B. Primary memory

A. A. RAM
B. ROM
C. LSIC
D. PROM

B. ROM

A. Processing
B. Storing
C. Editing
D. Sorting

A. Processing