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Computer General Knowledge1. All of the following are examples of real security and privacy risks EXCEPTA. hackers. !. spam. C. viruses. ". identity theft.Answer !

#. A process known as $$$$$$$$$$$$ is used %y large retailers to study trends.A. data mining !. data selection C. P&' ". data conversionAnswer A

(. $$$$$$$$$$$$terminals )formerly known as cash registers* are often connected to complexinventory and sales computer systems.A. "ata !. Point+of+sale )P&'* C. 'ales ". ,ueryAnswer !

-. A)n* $$$$$$$$$$$$ system is a small wireless handheld computer that scans an item/0s tagand pulls up the current price )and any special offers* as you shop.A. P'' !. P&' C. 2nventory ". data miningAnswer A

3. The a%ility to recover and read deleted or damaged files from a criminal/0s computer is anexample of a law enforcement specialty calledA. ro%otics. !. simulation. C. computer forensics ". animation.Answer C

4. 5hich of the following is 6&T one of the four ma7or data processing functions of a computer8A. gathering data !. processing data into informationC. analy9ing the data or information ". storing the data or informationAnswer C

:. $$$$$$$$$$$$ tags when placed on an animal can %e used to record and track in a data%ase allof the animal/0s movements.A. P&' !. ;


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1(. The name for the way that computers manipulate data into information is calledA. programming. !. processing. C. storing. ". organi9ing.Answer !

1-. Computers gather data which means that they allow users to $$$$$$$$$$$$ data.A. Present !. 2nput C. &utput ". storeAnswer !

13. After a picture has %een taken with a digital camera and processed appropriately the actual printof the picture is consideredA. data. !. output. C. input. ". the process.Answer !

14. Computers use the $$$$$$$$$$$$ language to process data.A. Processing !. Bilo%yte C. !inary ". representationalAnswer C

1:. Computers process data into information %y working exclusively withA. multimedia. !. words. C. characters. ". num%ers.Answer "

1>. 2n the %inary language each letter of the alpha%et each num%er and each special character ismade up of a uniue com%ination ofA. eight %ytes. !. eight kilo%ytes. C. eight characters. ". eight %its.Answer "

1?. The term %it is short forA. mega%yte. !. %inary language. C. %inary digit. ". %inary num%er.Answer C

#@. A string of eight @s and 1s is called aA. mega%yte. !. %yte. C. kilo%yte. ". giga%yte.Answer !

#1. A $$$$$$$$$$$$ is approximately one %illion %ytes.

A. Bilo%yte !. !it C. =iga%yte ". mega%yteAnswer C

##. A $$$$$$$$$$$$ is approximately a million %ytes.A. =iga%yte !. Bilo%yte C. ega%yte ". tera%yteAnswer C

#(. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is any part of the computer that you can physically touch.A. Dardware !. A device C. A peripheral ". An applicationAnswer A

#-. The components that process data are located in theA. input devices. !. output devices. C. system unit ". storage component.Answer C

#3. All of the following are examples of input devices EXCEPT aA. scanner. !. mouse. C. key%oard. ". printer.Answer "

#4. 5hich of the following is an example of an input device8A. 'canner !. 'peaker C. C" ". printerAnswer A

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#:. All of the following are examples of storage devices EXCEPTA. hard disk drives. !. printers. C. floppy disk drives. ". C" drives.Answer !

#>. The $$$$$$$$$$$$ also called the %rains of the computer is responsi%le for processing data.A. other%oard !. emory C. ;A ". central processing unit )CP*Answer "

#?. The CP and memory are located on theA. expansion %oard. !. mother%oard. C. storage device. ". output device.Answer !

(@. 5ord processing spreadsheet and photo+editing are examples ofA. application software. !. system software.C. operating system software. ". platform software.Answer A

(1. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is a set of computer programs used on a computer to help perform tasks.A. An instruction !. 'oftware C. emory ". A processorAnswer !

(#. 'ystem software is the set of programs that ena%les your computer hardware devices and $$$$$$$$$$$$ software to work together.A. anagement !. Processing C. tility ". applicationAnswer "

((. The PC )personal computer* and the Apple acintosh are examples of two differentA. platforms. !. applications. C. programs. ". storage devices.Answer A

(-. Apple acintoshes )acs* and PCs use different $$$$$$$$$$$$ to process data and differentoperating systems.A. Fanguages !. ethods C. CPs ". storage devicesAnswer C

(3. 'ervers are computers that provide resources to other computers connected to aA. network. !. mainframe. C. supercomputer. ". client.Answer A

(4. 'maller and less expensive PC+%ased servers are replacing $$$$$$$$$$$$ in many %usinesses.A. 'upercomputers !. Clients C. Faptops ". mainframesAnswer "

(:. $$$$$$$$$$$$ are specially designed computers that perform complex calculations extremelyrapidly.A. 'ervers !. 'upercomputers C. Faptops ". ainframesAnswer !

(>. "'F is an example of a)n* $$$$$$$$$$$$ connection.A. 6etwork !. 5ireless C. 'low ". %road%andAnswer "

(?. The difference %etween people with access to computers and the 2nternet and those without thisaccess is known as theA. digital divide. !. 2nternet divide. C. 5e% divide. ". %road%and divide.Answer A



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-@. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the science revolving around the use of nanostructures to %uild devices on anextremely small scale.A. 6anotechnology !. icro+technology C. Computer forensics ". Artificial intelligenceAnswer A

-1. 5hich of the following is the correct order of the four ma7or functions of a computer8A. Process G &utput G 2nput G 'torage !. 2nput G &utputG Process G 'torage

C. Process G 'torage G 2nput G &utput ". 2nput G Process G &utput G 'torageAnswer "

-#. $$$$$$$$$$$$ %its eual one %yte.A. Eight !. Two C. &ne thousand ". &ne millionAnswer A

-(. The %inary language consists of $$$$$$$$$$$$ digit)s*.A. > !. # C. 1@@@ ". 1Answer !

--. A %yte can hold one $$$$$$$$$$$$ of data.A. !it !. %inary digit C. Character ". kilo%yteAnswer C

-3. $$$$$$$$$$$$ controls the way in which the computer system functions and provides a means %ywhich users can interact with the computer.A. The platform !. The operating system C. Application software ". The mother%oardAnswer !

-4. The operating system is the most common type of $$$$$$$$$$$$ software.A. Communication !. Application C. 'ystem ". word+processing softwareAnswer C

-:. $$$$$$$$$$$$ are specially designed computer chips that reside inside other devices such asyour car or your electronic thermostat.A. 'ervers !. Em%edded computers C. ;o%otic computers ". ainframesAnswer !

->. The steps and tasks needed to process data such as responses to uestions or clicking an iconare calledA. instructions. !. the operating system. C. application software. ". the system unit.Answer A

-?. The two %road categories of software areA. word processing and spreadsheet. !. transaction and application.C. 5indows and ac &'. ". system and application.Answer "

3@. The metal or plastic case that holds all the physical parts of the computer is theA. system unit. !. CP. C. mainframe. ". platform.Answer A



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Fill in the Blank:

31. !etween PCs and acs the $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the platform of choice for graphic design andanimation.Answer ac

3#. The $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the program that manages the hardware of the computer system including

the CP memory storage devices and inputHoutput devices.Answer operating system

3(. The type of operating system software you use depends on your computer/0s $$$$$$$$$$$$.Answer platform

3-. $$$$$$$$$$$$software helps you carry out tasks such as typing a document or creating aspreadsheet.Answer Application

33. $$$$$$$$$$$$are the fastest and most expensive computers.Answer 'upercomputers

34. A $$$$$$$$$$$$ is approximately 1@@@ %ytes.Answer kilo%yte

3:. 2nput devices are used to provide the steps and tasks the computer needs to process data andthese steps and tasks are called $$$$$$$$$$$$.Answer instructions

3>. A computer gathers data processes it outputs the data or information and $$$$$$$$$$$$ thedata or information.Answer stores

3?. The %inary language consists of two digits $$$$$$$$$$$$ and $$$$$$$$$$$$.Answer @ and 1

4@. A string of $$$$$$$$$$$$ @s and 1s is called a %yte.Answer eight )>*

41. The devices you use to enter data into a computer system are known as $$$$$$$$$$$$ devices.Answer input

4#. The devices on a computer system that let you see the processed information are known as $$$$$$$$$$$$ devices.Answer output

4(. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the set of computer instructions or programs that ena%les the hardware toperform different tasks.Answer 'oftware

4-. 5hen you connect to the $$$$$$$$$$$$ your computer is communicating with a server at your2nternet service provider )2'P*.Answer 2nternet

43. $$$$$$$$$$$$ are computers that excel at executing many different computer programs at thesame time.Answer ainframes

44. $$$$$$$$$$$$is the application of computer systems and techniues to gather legal evidence.Answer Computer forensics



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4:. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the science that attempts to create machines that will emulate the humanthought process.Answer Artificial intelligence )A2*

4>. acintosh computers use the acintosh operating system )ac &'* whereas PCs generally run $$$$$$$$$$$$ as an operating system.

Answer icrosoft 5indows

4?. A process known as $$$$$$$$$$$$ tracks trends and allows retailers to respond to consumer%uying patterns.Answer data mining

:@. Dard disk drives and C" drives are examples of $$$$$$$$$$$$ devices.Answer storage

:1. Iou would use $$$$$$$$$$$$ software to create spreadsheets type documents and edit photos.Answer application

:#. $$$$$$$$$$$$ are computers that support hundreds or thousands of users simultaneously.

Answer ainframes

:(. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the term given to the act of stealing someoneJs identity and ruining their creditrating.Answer 2dentity theft

:-. 'urgeons are using $$$$$$$$$$$$ to guide ro%ots to perform delicate surgery.Answer computers

:3. Patient $$$$$$$$$$$$ are life+si9ed manneuins that have a pulse and a heart%eat and respondto procedures 7ust like humans.Answer simulators

True and False

:4. Currently the performance of tasks %y ro%ots is %ased on preprogrammed algorithms.Answer True

::. "ata can %e a num%er a word a picture or a sound.Answer True

:>. 'trictly defined a computer is a data processing device.Answer True

:?. The discrepancy %etween the have and have+not with regard to computer technology is commonlyreferred to as the digital society.Answer @. &ne of the %enefits of %ecoming computer fluent is %eing a savvy computer user and consumerand knowing how to avoid viruses the programs that pose threats to computer security.Answer True

>1. Trend+spotting programs developed for %usiness have %een used to predict criminal activity.Answer True



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>#. Employers do not have the right to monitor e+mail and network traffic on employee systems usedat work.Answer (. Clicking on an icon with the mouse is a form of giving an instruction to the computer.Answer True

>-. &utput devices store instructions or data that the CP processes.Answer 3. The CP and memory are located on a special circuit %oard in the system unit called themother%oard.Answer True

>4. 6anostructures represent the smallest human+made structures that can %e %uilt.Answer True

>:. The main difference %etween a supercomputer and a mainframe is that supercomputers aredesigned to execute a few programs as uickly as possi%le whereas mainframes are designed tohandle many programs running at the same time )%ut at a slower pace*.Answer True

>>. !eing computer fluent means that you should %e a%le to %uild a computer yourself.Answer ?. Em%edded computers are self+contained computer devices that have their own programming anddo not receive input.Answer True

?@. A 5e% %rowser is a special device that is installed in your computer that allows it to communicatewith other devices on a network.Answer


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Computer Knowledge Sample Questions

1. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ translates and executes program at run time line by line

1) Compiler 2) Interpreter 3) Linker 4) Loader 5) one

2. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is an !!" principle1) #tructured programming 2) "rocedural programming 3) In$eritance

4) Linking 5) one

3. C!%!L is &idely used in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ applications

1) Commercial 2) #cienti'ic 3) #pace 4) (at$ematical5) one

4. *( stands 'or

1) andom origin money 2) andom only memory 3) ead only memory4) andom access memory 5) one

5. 1 %yte + ,

1) - bits 2) 4 bits 3) 2 bits 4) bits 5) one

/. #("# stands 'or

1) #&itc$ed mode po&er supply 2) #tart mode po&er supply3) #tore mode po&er supply 4) #ingle mode po&er supply

5) one

0. $e deice used to carry digital data on analog lines is called as

1) (odem 2) (ultiplexer 3) (odulator 4) emodulator 5) one

-. is also called

1) #creen 2) (onitor 3) %ot$ 1 6 2 4) printer 5) one

. %I!# stands 'or

1) %asic Input !utput system 2) %inary Input output system3) %asic Input !'' system 4) all t$e aboe

5) one

17. 8at$er o' 9C: programming language

1) ennis itc$ie 2) "ro' ;$on


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13. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing re'ers to a small@ singleAsite net&ork,

1) L* 2) #L 3) *( 4) #% 5) C"

14. (icroso't !''ice is1) #$are&are 2)"ublic domain so't&are 3) !penAsourse so't&are

4) * ertical market application 5) *n application suite

15. Bo& many options does a %I* c$oice o''er

1) one 2) !ne 3) &o4) it depends on t$e amount o' memory on t$e computer

5) It depends on t$e speed o' t$e computer:s processor

1/. * collection o' program t$at controls $o& your computer system runs and processes

in'ormation is called1) !perating #ystem 2) Computer 3) !''ice 4) Compiler 5) Interpreter

10. Computer connected to a L* DLocal *rea et&ork) can1) run 'aster 2) go on line

3) s$are in'ormation and Eor s$are perip$eral eFuipment4) GAmail 5) one

1-. In'ormation traels bet&een components on t$e mot$er board t$roug$

1) 8las$ memory 2) C(!# 3) %ays 4) %uses 5) "erip$erals

1. Bo& are data organi=ed in a spreads$eet,1) Lines 6 spaces 2) Layers 6 "lanes 3) Beig$t 6 ?idt$

4) o&s 6 Columns 5) one

27. $e blinking symbol on t$e computer screen is called t$e

1) mouse 2) logo 3) $and 4) palm 5) cursor

*nsH

71.2 7/.1 11.3 1/.1

72.3 70.1 12.3 10.3

73.1 7-.3 13.1 1-.3

74.4 7.1 14.5 1.475.1 17.1 15.3 27.5



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Computer Knowledge Sample Questions

1. * 'ault in a computer program &$ic$ preents it 'rom &orking correctly is kno&n as

1) %oot D2) %ug 3) %i'' 4) #trap 5) one

2. * sel' replicating program@ similar to a irus &$ic$ &as taken 'rom a 107s science 'ictionnoel by ;o$n %runer entitled t$e #$ock&ae ider is _ _ _ _ _ _ _

1) %ug 2) ice 3) Lice 4) ?orm D5) one

3. * _ _ _ _ _ _ is a biAstable electronic circuit t$at $as t&o stable states.

1) (ultiibrator 2) 8lipA'lop D3) Logic gates 4) laten 5) one

4. n&anted repetitious messages@ suc$ as unsolicited bulk eAmail is kno&n as

D1) #pam 2) ras$ 3) Calibri 4) Courier 5) one

5. !# stands 'or

D1) isk !perating #ystem 2) isk operating session 3) igital !perating #ystem4) igital !pen system 5) one

/. ?$o is t$e c$ie' o' (icroso't

1) %abbage D2) %ill >ates 3) %ill Clinton 4) %us$ 5) one

0. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing are input deices.1)


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14. * program &ritten in mac$ine language is called,

D1) *ssembler 2) !bect 3) Computer 4) (ac$ine 5) one

15. $e 'at$er o' (odern Computer is1) C$arles %abbage D2) onAeumann 3) enies itc$ie 4) %laise "ascal

1/. $e ?ord 8" stands 'or 1) 8ile ranslate "rotocol 2) 8ile ransit "rotocol D3) 8ile rans'er protocol

4) 'ile typing protocol 5) one

10. $e lo&est 'orm o' Computer language is called

1) %*#IC 2) 8!* D3) (ac$ine Language 4) C!%!L 5) one

1-. %est Juality grap$ics is produced by

1) ot (atrix 2) Laser "rinter 3) Inket "rinter D4) "lotter 5) one

1. (emory &$ic$ 'orgets eeryt$ing &$en you s&itc$ o'' t$e po&er is kno&n as

1) Corrupted D2) olatile 3) onAolatile 4) onACorrupted 5) one

27. $e linking o' computers &it$ a communication system is calledD1) et&orking 2) "airing 3) Interlocking 4) *ssembling 5) #$aring

Computer Science Questions 1. All of the following are examples of real security and privacy r isks EXCEPT A. hackers. !. spam. C. viruses. ". identity theft.Answer: !

#. A process known as $$$$$$$$$$$$ is used %y large retailers to study trends. A. data mining !. data selection C. P&' ". data conversionAnswer: A

(. $$$$$$$$$$$$terminals )formerly known as cash registers* are often connected to complex inventory and salescomputer systems. A. "ata !. Point+of+sale )P&'* C. 'ales ". ,ueryAnswer: !

-. A)n* $$$$$$$$$$$$ system is a small wireless handheld computer that scans an item/0s tag and pulls up thecurrent price )and any special offers* as you shop. A. P'' !. P&' C. inventory ". data miningAnswer: A

2. The a%ility to recover and read deleted or damaged files from a criminal/0s computer is an example of a lawenforcement specialty called A. ro%otics. !. simulation C. computer forensics. ". animation.Answer: C

3. 4hich of the following is 5&T one of the four ma6or data processing functions of a computer7 A. gathering data !. processing data into informationC. analy8ing the data or information ". storing the data or information



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Answer: C

9. $$$$$$$$$$$$ tags when placed on an animal can %e used to record and track in a data%ase all of theanimal/0s movements. A. P&' !. :;


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#@. A string of eight @s and 1s is called a A. mega%yte. !. %yte. C. kilo%yte. ". giga%yte.Answer: !

#1. A $$$$$$$$$$$$ is approximately one %illion %ytes. A. kilo%yte !. %it C. giga%yte ". mega%yte

Answer: C

##. A $$$$$$$$$$$$ is approximately a million %ytes. A. giga%yte !. kilo%yte C. mega%yte ". tera%yteAnswer: C#(. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is any part of the computer that you can physically touch. A. ardware !. A device C. A peripheral ". An applicationAnswer: A

#-. The components that process data are located in the A. input devices. !. output devices C. system unit. ". storage component.Answer: C

#2. All of the following are examples of input devices EXCEPT a

A. scanner. !. mouse. C. key%oard. ". printer.Answer: "#3. 4hich of the following is an example of an input device7 A. scanner !. speaker C. C" ". printer Answer: A

#9. All of the following are examples of storage devices EXCEPT A. hard disk drives. !. printers. C. floppy disk drives. ". C" drives.Answer: !

#>. The $$$$$$$$$$$$ also called the /0D%rains/0 of the computer is responsi%le for processing data. A. mother%oard !. memory C. :A ". central processing unit )CP*Answer: "

#?. The CP and memory are located on the A. expansion %oard. !. mother%oard. C. storage device. ". output device.Answer: !

(@. 4ord processing spreadsheet and photo+editing are examples of A. application software. !. system software. C. operating system software. ". platform software.Answer: A

(1. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is a set of computer programs used on a computer to help perform tasks. A. An instruction !. 'oftware C. emory ". A processor Answer: !

(#. 'ystem software is the set of programs that ena%les your computer/0s hardware devices and $$$$$$$$$$$$software to work together.

A. management !. processing C. utility ". applicationAnswer: "

((. The PC )personal computer* and the Apple acintosh are examples of two different A. platforms. !. applications. C. programs ". storage devices.Answer: A

(-. Apple acintoshes )acs* and PCs use different $$$$$$$$$$$$ to process data and different operating systems. A. languages !. methods C. CPs ". storage devices



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Answer: C

(2. 'ervers are computers that provide resources to other computers connected to a A. network. !. mainframe. C. supercomputer. ". client.Answer: A(3. 'maller and less expensive PC+%ased servers are replacing $$$$$$$$$$$$ in many %usinesses. A. supercomputers !. clients C. laptops ". mainframes

Answer: "

(9. $$$$$$$$$$$$ are specially designed computers that perform complex calculations extremely rapidly. A. 'ervers !. 'upercomputers C. Faptops ". ainframesAnswer: !

(>. "'F is an example of a)n* $$$$$$$$$$$$ connection. A. network !. wireless C. slow ". %road%andAnswer: "

(?. The difference %etween people with access to computers and the !. # C. 1@@@ ". 1Answer: !

--. A %yte can hold one $$$$$$$$$$$$ of data. A. %it !. %inary digit C. character ". kilo%yteAnswer: C

-2. $$$$$$$$$$$$ controls the way in which the computer system functions and provides a means %y which userscan interact with the computer. A. The platform !. The operating system C. Application software ". The mother%oardAnswer: !

-3. The operating system is the most common type of $$$$$$$$$$$$ software. A. communication !. application C. system ". word+processing softwareAnswer: C

-9. $$$$$$$$$$$$ are specially designed computer chips that reside inside other devices such as your car or yourelectronic thermostat. A. 'ervers !. Em%edded computers C. :o%otic computers ". ainframesAnswer: !



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->. The steps and tasks needed to process data such as responses to Buestions or clicking an icon are called A. instructions. !. the operating system. C. application software. ". the system unit.Answer: A

-?. The two %road categories of software are A. word processing and spreadsheet. !. transaction and application.C. 4indows and ac &'. ". system and application.

Answer: "

2@. The metal or plastic case that holds all the physical parts of the computer is the A. system unit. !. CP. C. mainframe. ". platform.Answer: A

Fill in the Blank:

21. !etween PCs and acs the $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the platform of choice for graphic design and animation.Answer: ac

2#. The $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the program that manages the hardware of the computer system including the CP

memory storage devices and inputHoutput devices.Answer: operating system

2(. The type of operating system software you use depends on your computer/0s $$$$$$$$$$$$.Answer: platform

2-. $$$$$$$$$$$$software helps you carry out tasks such as typing a document or creating a spreadsheet.Answer: Application

22. $$$$$$$$$$$$are the fastest and most expensive computers.Answer: 'upercomputers

23. A $$$$$$$$$$$$ is approximately 1@@@ %ytes.Answer: kilo%yte

29. . A computer gathers data processes it outputs the data or information and $$$$$$$$$$$$ the data orinformation.Answer: stores

2?. The %inary language consists of two digits $$$$$$$$$$$$ and $$$$$$$$$$$$.Answer: @ and 1

3@. A string of $$$$$$$$$$$$ @s and 1s is called a %yte.Answer: eight )>*

31. The devices you use to enter data into a computer system are known as $$$$$$$$$$$$ devices.Answer: input

3#. The devices on a computer system that let you see the processed information are known as $$$$$$$$$$$$devices.Answer: output



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3(. $$$$$$$$$$$$ is the set of computer instructions or programs that ena%les the hardware to perform differenttasks.Answer: 'oftware

3-. 4hen you connect to the $$$$$$$$$$$$ your computer is communicating with a server at your . 'trictly defined a computer is a data processing device.Answer: True

9?. The discrepancy %etween the /0Dhaves/0 and /0Dhave+nots/0 with regard to computer technology is commonly referred to as the digital society.Answer: ;alse )digital divide*



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>@. &ne of the %enefits of %ecoming computer fluent is %eing a savvy computer user and consumer and knowing howto avoid viruses the programs that pose threats to computer security.Answer: True

>1. Trend+spotting programs developed for %usiness have %een used to predict criminal activity.Answer: True

>#. Employers do not have the right to monitor e+mail and network traffic on employee systems used at work.Answer: ;alse

>(. Clicking on an icon with the mouse is a form of giving an instruction to the computer.Answer: True

>-. &utput devices store instructions or data that the CP processes.Answer: ;alse )memory*

>2. The CP and memory are located on a special circuit %oard in the system unit called the mother%oard.Answer: True>3. 5anostructures represent the smallest human+made structures that can %e %uilt.Answer: True

>9. The main difference %etween a supercomputer and a mainframe is that supercomputers are designed to executea few programs as Buickly as possi%le whereas mainframes are designed to handle many programs running at thesame time )%ut at a slower pace*.Answer: True

>>. !eing computer fluent means that you should %e a%le to %uild a computer yourself.Answer: ;alse

>?. Em%edded computers are self+contained computer devices that have their own programming and do not receiveinput.Answer: True

?@. A 4e% %rowser is a special device that is installed in your computer that allows it to communicate with other

devices on a network.Answer: ;alse )network adapter*

?1. 4ith a wireless network it is easier to relocate devices.Answer: True

?#. The most common type of memory that the computer uses to process data is :&.Answer: ;alse ):A*Matching:

?(. atch the following terms with their approximate si8e


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J. C" drive E. processor Answer: ! C " E A

?2. atch the following terms with their meanings


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a) *ccepts ata 1. !utput

b) "rocesses ata 2. #torage

c) "roduces !utput 3. "rocessingd) #tores esult 4. Input

a) aA4@ bA3@ cA4@ dA2 b) aA2@ bA1@ cA3@ dA4

c) aA3@ bA2@ cA1@ dA4 d) aA1@ bA4@ cA2@ dA33. $e p$ysical parts o' t$e computer is kno&n asK

a) #o't&are b) ata c) Bard&are d) In'ormation

4. $e programs Dinstructions) t$at tell t$e computer &$at to do is called asKa) In'ormation b) ate c) Bard&are d) #o't&are

5. ?$at makes a computer po&er'ul,

a) #peed b) eliability c) #torage d) *ll o' t$e aboe

/. "* re'ers to Ka) "ersonal igital *ssistant b) "ersonal eice *ssistant

c) "erson igital *ssistant d) "ersonal ata *ssistant

0. $e computer@ &$ic$ is used 'or massie amounts o' calculations like &eat$er 'orecasting@

engineering etc.@ is kno&n as K.a)(ini Computer b) otebook c) esktop computer d) #uper computers

-. K is t$e $eart o' a net&ork o' computers or terminals@ &$ic$ allo&s people to &ork at t$esame time on t$e same data,

a) (ain'rame Computers b) "ersonal Computer c) (ini Computer

d) #uper Computer

. K $andles communication bet&een computers on t$e net&ork

a) Computer b) C" c) * et&ork d) #torage nit

17. 8ind t$e rig$t seFuence in most o' t$e cases to produce a document.a) Gdit@ 8ormat@ "rint@ Create@ #ae b) Create@ Gdit@ 8ormat@ "rint@ #ae

c) Create@ Gdit@ 8ormat@ #ae@ "rint d) Gdit@ 8ormat@ Create@ "rint@ #ae

11. ata means t$e K gien to a computer,a) In'ormation b) Input c) alues d) a& 'acts

12. "rogram are t$e sets o' K. $at direct t$e computer,

a) Commands b) Instructions c) alues d) ariables13. K.are t$e special codes or key&ords t$at t$e user inputs to per'orm a task,

a) Commands b) Instructions c) "rograms d) #o't&are

14. K is t$e deice@ &$ic$ moes cursor around t$e screen 'aster t$an using key strokes,

a) ;oystick b)


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1. re'ers to,

a) ital ata rans'er b) irtual ata rans'er

c) ideo esk erminal d) ideo isplay erminal27. $e keys on t$e keyboard@ &$ic$ may be programmed to do a special tasks are t$eK

a) umeric key pad b) *rro& keys c) 8unctions keys d) aigation keys

21. ;oystick@ (ouse etc. are t$e examples o' K.a) (ultimedia deicesb) ata entry deices c) "ointing deices d) one o' t$e aboe

22. Kis t$e part o' t$e computer t$at controls t$e mac$ine cycle,

a) C.. b) *.L. c) (emory d) one o' t$e aboe23. 8ind t$e correct seFuence in a mac$ine cycle.

1. *ctually process t$e command 2. ranslate it into computer commands

3. ?rite t$e result to a main memory 4. >et an instruction 'rom main memory

a) 4@1@2@3 b) 4@2@1@3 c) 4@3@2@1 d) 1@2@3@424. *L stands 'or,

a) *rit$metic Logic nit b) *rit$metic Local nit

c) *rit$metic nit d) *ccurate Logical nit

Choose (A) for Right or choose (B) for Wrong from Q.No! to Q.No."#.25. >reater t$an D) is a arit$metic operator. D* E %)

2/. iide DE) is a logical operator. D* E %)20. ot GFual to DM+) is a logical operation. D* E %)

2-. (ultiply DN) is arit$metic operation. D* E %)

2. GFual to D+) is *rit$metic operation. D* E %)37. "lus DO) is *rit$metic !peration. D* E %)

31. 8rom t$e gien belo& options@ one is not related to t$e same group. 8ind t$e di''erent one,

a) !# b) ?indo&s c) nix d) (#A?ord

32. ?$en t$e computer is turned o''. *ll t$e data in a main memory disappears. * data storagemet$od o' t$is type is called,

a) onAolatile b) olatile c) Cac$e d) one o' t$e aboe

33. umbers &ritten &it$ ust 7 and 1 are called K numbersa) %inary b) igital c) Logical d) >eneral numbers

34. (atc$ t$e 'ollo&ingH

*) 1 %it 1) - %its%) 1 %yte 2) 7 or 1

C) 1


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3-. $e *L per'orms t$e 'ollo&ing actions.

a) %ot$ Calculations 6 Logical !perations b) !nly calculations

c) C$ecks data 'or accuracy d) one o' t$e aboe3. $e (egabyte actually eFual toK.


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o' $oles in prede'ined positions is kno&n asK

a) "unc$ Card b) (agnetic #trip c) ata ecorder d) one o' t$e aboe

/. (atc$ t$e 'ollo&ing*) *( 1) onAolatile

%) #*( 2) olatile

C) "!() G"!(

a) *A2@ %A2@ CA1@ A1 b) *A1@ %A2@ CA2@A2 c) *A1@ %A2@ CA1@ A2 d) *A2@ %A1@ CA2@ A1

0. *( stands 'or Ka) andom (emory b) andom *ccess (emory

c) andom *llocation (emory d) andom *cceptable (emory

-. !( stands 'orK

a) ead !nly (emory b) ead on (emoryc) ead (emory d) one o' t$e aboe

Q.No. % and Q.No. select (Right(A)'Wrong(B))

. 8las$ (emory is olatile (emory. Dig$tD*)E?rongD%))

17.!( is olatile (emory. Dig$tD*)E?rongD%))11. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing are t$e 'unctions o' a operating system.

a) *llocates resources b) (onitors *ctiitiesc) (anages disks and 'iles d) *ll o' t$e aboe

12. K is a (ultitasking operating system t$at aims at executing real time applications.

a) (ultitasking !perating #ystem b) #ingle ser !perating #ystemc) eal ime !perating #ystem d) one o' t$e aboe

13. K !perating system enable a multiple user access to a computer t$roug$ t$e s$aring o' time.

a) (ulti user operating system b) #ingle user operating system

c) eal time operating system d) one o' t$e aboe14. Kis computer so't&are designed to operate t$e computer $ard&are and to proide plat'orm

'or running application so't&are

a) *pplication so't&are b) #ystem so't&arec) #o't&are d) one o' t$e aboe

15. K is computer so't&are designed to $elp t$e user to per'orm speci'ic tasks

a) *pplication so't&are b) #ystem so't&arec) #o't&are d) one o' t$e aboe

1/. (atc$ t$e 'ollo&ing

*) >rap$ical ser Inter'ace *""# so't&are %) "roduct Gngineering Inter'ace

C) Content *ccess #o't&are1) !# and IR 2) (icroso't ?I!?#

3) ?eb %ro&sers 4) C* and C*(

a) *A2@ %A1@ CA4@ A3 b) *A2@ %A3@ CA1@A4c) *A1@ %A2@ CA3@ A4 d) *A3@ %A2@ CA4@ A1

10. %I!# re'ers to,

a) %asic InputE!utput #ystem b) %asic Instruction !rgani=ed #ystemc) %asic Interactie !utput #ystem d) %asic Input !''ice #ystem

1-. $e primary 'unction o' t$e K. Is to set up t$e $ard&are and load and start an operating

system.

a) #ystem "rograms b) %I!# c) C" d) (emory



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1. $e clock rate o' a "rocessor (easured in K.

a) (illiseconds b) (ega$ert= or >iga$ert= c) (egabytes d) one o' t$e aboe

27. #pooling $elps becausea) It is more secure met$od o' accessing data

b) "rint obs go more smoot$ly &it$ less stop and go

c) $e computer is released to do ot$er t$ings &$ile still printing d) one o' t$e aboe21. ?$en creating a computer program@ t$e K. esigns t$e structure o' t$e program

a) Gnd user b) #ystem *nalyst c) "rogrammer d) one o' t$e aboe

22. C$ecking t$e computer program 'or errors is called,a) Correcting b) eri'ication c) ebugging d) Inspecting

23. K is an arti'icial language designed to communicate instructions to a computer

a) "rogramming language b) (ac$ine language

c) #o't&are language d) one o' t$e aboe24. (ac$ine language sometimes also re'erred as t$e K.

a)%inary language b)Big$ leel language c) (iddle leel language d) one o' t$e aboe

25. K is a language@ instead o' using numbers@ programmers began using Gnglis$ like

abbreiations D(nemonics) to represent t$e elementary operations.a) (ac$ine languageb)(nemonics language c) *ssembly leel language d) one

2/. %*#IC stands 'orK.a) %eginners *ll "urpose #ymbolic Instruction Code

b) %eginners *ll #ymbolic Instruction Code

c) %eginners *ll "urpose #ystematic Instruction Code d) one o' t$e aboe

20. C!%!L is an acronym 'orK

a) Common %usiness !riented Language b) Computer %usiness !riented Language

c) Common %usiness !perated Language d) Common %usiness !rgani=ed Language2-. $e program t$at comprises t$e K are called system so't&are

a) !perating #ystem b) *pplication #o't&are c)eelopment #o't&are d) one

2. (atc$ t$e 'ollo&ingH*) !* 1) 2S57

%) "G* 2) 2S47

C) G* 3) 2S37) >I>* 4) 2S-7

a) *A4@ %A1@ CA2@ A3 b) *A2@ %A1@ CA3@ A4 c) *A1@ %A2@ CA3@ A4 d)*A2@ %A1@ CA4@ A3

37. * bit can $old t$e alueK.

a) 1 byte b) - bits c) 7 or 1 d) one o' t$e aboe31. ?$en &as t$e 'irst C" introduced D'irst (icroprocessor t$e Intel 4774)

a) 1/1 b) 101 c) 1-1 d) 11

32. ?$ic$ is o' t$e 'ollo&ing is ! part o' a computer c$ip:s ob,a) "er'orming mat$ematical operations

b) (oing data 'rom one memory location to anot$er

c) #tarting up t$e computer d) #toring t$e data33. Kranslates t$e semantic instructions deeloped by programmers into t$e mac$ine language

a) *ssembler b) Interpreter c) Loader d) Compiler

34. *n airline reseration net&ork &ould most likely to be in a K topology

a) #tar b) %us c) ing d) (es$



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35. Ktakes one line@ c$ecks it 'or errors and t$en executes it.

a) *ssembler b) Interpreter c) Loader d) Compiler

3/. ?$at kind o' memory is bot$ static and nonAolatile,a) *( b) !( c) %I!# d) C*CBG

30. ?$ere does most data go 'irst &it$ in a computer memory $ierarc$y,

a) *( b) !( c) %I!# d) C*CBG3-. $e pat$ t$at data traels bet&een t&o computers is ! called a,

a) Communication c$annel b) Communication link

c) Communication bridge d) one o' t$e aboe3. * modem is used toK.

a) C$ange incoming analog signals to digital signals and outgoing digital signals to

analog signals

b) Connect t&o computers using telep$one lines c) %ot$ a 6 b d) one o' t$e aboe47. o moe a copy o' 'ile 'rom one computer to anot$er oer a communication c$annel is

called,

a) 8ile rans'er b) 8ile encryption c) 8ile modi'ication d) one o' t$e aboe

41. L* stands 'or,a) Local *rea et&ork b) Local *nd et&ork

c) Language *rea et&ork d)Limited *rea et&ork.42. (atc$ t$e 'ollo&ing

*) L* %) ?* C) (*

1) o entry restriction and o geograp$ical limitation2) Gntry is restricted and limited to geograp$ical area

3) Gntry is restricted and o geograp$ical limitation

a) *A2@ %A1@ CA3 b) *A2@ %A3@ CA1 c) *A3@ %A2@ CA1 d) *A1@ %A2@ CA3

Answers$

01) b 02) 03) ! 04) b 05) ! 06) ! 07) b 08) ! 09) b 10) b11) 12) " 13) ! 14) b 15) ! 16) ! 17) ! 18) b 19) b 20) "21) b 22) " 23) ! 24) ! 25) " 26) ! 27) ! 28) ! 29) ! 30) "31) " 32) " 33) ! 34) ! 35) b 36) b 37) ! 38) " 39) " 40) ! 41) ! 42) !

Computer Knowledge Questions

71. $e basic operations per'ormed by computer are,

a) *rit$metic operations b) Logical operations c) #torage operations d) *ll o' t$e aboe

72. $e earliest calculating deices are,

a) Calculators b) #earc$ engines c) ransistors d) *%*C#73. ?$o built t$e 'irst mec$anical calculator,

a) (r. %ill >ates b) (r. "ascal c) (r. ;acFuard d) one o' t$e aboe

74. $e program stored in !( are called,a) 8irm&are b) #o't&are c) Bard&are d) one o' t$e aboe

75. * #ource "rogram is,

a) * program &ritten in a mac$ine language b) * program to be translated into mac$ine language



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c) * $ig$ leel program into middle leel d) one o' t$e aboe

7/. #C#I is a term related &it$,

a) #torage b) et&ork ata rans'er c)


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a) *A2@ %A1@ CA1@ A2 b) *A1@ %A2@ CA2@ A1 c) *A2@ %A1@ CA2@ A1 d) $ere is no relation

23. $e analytical engine deeloped during 8irst >eneration o' Computers usedK as a memory

unit.a) *( b) 8loppies c) "unc$ Cards d) Counter ?$eels

24. ?$ic$ #torage deice is mounted on 9reels:,

a) Bard isk b) (agnetic apes c) Compact isk d) one o' t$e aboe25. K. Computers are used to process continuous data

a) igital b) *nalog c) #uper computer d) Bybrid computers

2/. K. epresents "$ysical Juantities &it$ t$e $elp o' digits or umbersa) igital b) *nalog c) Bybrid computer d) one o' t$e aboe

20. 8i't$ >eneration Computers based on KK

a) (emory #torage b) *rti'icial Intelligence c) ano ec$nology d) %ot$ b 6 c

2-. $e Intel 4774 c$ip eeloped in,a) 101 b) 1-1 c) 1- d) 10

2. K broug$t t$e 8ourt$ >eneration o' Computers.

a) (icro "rocesses b) #emi conductors c) ransistors d) %ot$ b 6 c

37. $e eelopment o'K. ?ere t$e landmark o' t$e $ird >eneration o' computersa) "unc$ed Cards b) Integrated Circuit c) %ot$ a 6 b d) one o' t$e aboe

31. #econd generation computers moed 'rom binary language to .. languagea) Big$ leel language b) #ymbolic or *ssembly leel language

c) igital language d) one o' t$e aboe

32. Garly ersions o' C!%!L and 8!* deeloped in ,a) 8irst >eneration b) #econd >eneration c) $ird >eneration d) 8ourt$ >eneration

33. 8irst >eneration computers relied on,

a) Big$ leel language b) #ymbolic or *ssembly Leel Language

c) (ac$ine Leel Language d) one o' t$e aboe34. $e 'irst generation computers usedK.

a) acuum ubes 'or Circuitry and (agnetic drums 'or (emory

b) ransistors c) Integrated Circuitsd) (icro "rocessors

35. K. ?as t$e 'irst commercial Computer

a) I*C b) GI*C c) %ot$ a 6 b d) one o' t$e aboe3/. (atc$ t$e 'ollo&ing

*) 8irst >eneration 1) 15/A1/3

%) #econd >eneration 2) 1/4A101

C) $ird >eneration 3) 147A15/) 8ourt$ >eneration 4) "resent 6 %eyon

G) 8i't$ >eneration 5) 101 to "resent

a) *A3@ %A1@CA2@ A5@ GA4 b) *A2@ %A1@ CA3@ A5@ GA4c) *A3@ %A4@ CA2@ A5@ GA1 d) *A5@ %A1@ CA2@ A3@ GA4

30. (atc$ t$e 'ollo&ing

*) 8irst >eneration 1) *rti'icial Intelligence%) #econd >eneration 2) acuum ubes

C) $ird >eneration 3) (icro "rocessor

) 8ourt$ >eneration 4) ransistors

G) 8i't$ >eneration 5) Integrated Circuits



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a) *A2@ %A4@ CA5@ A3@ GA1 b) *A2@ %A1@ CA3@ A5@ GA4

c) *A3@ %A4@ CA2@ A5@ GA1 d) *A5@ %A1@ CA2@ A3@ GA4

3-. ("3 is extension 'or K. 8ilea) *udio 'ile b) 8las$ moie c) ata 'ile d) one o' t$e *boe

3. K is t$e extension 'or (icroso't ?ord emplate

a) !C b) ! c) > d) ?>47. K is t$e extension 'or (icroso't ?ord ocument

a) !C b) ! c) > d) ?>

41. ;"> is t$e extension 'orK. 8ilesa) (icroso't !utlook b) Image c) %itmap >rap$ic d) one o' t$e aboe

42. K is t$e extension 'or (icroso't Gxcel ?orkspace

a) RL# b) RLc) RL? d) RLL

43. K is t$e extension 'or (icroso't Gxcel #pread #$eeta) RL# b) RLc) RL? d) RLL

44. %# is t$e extension 'orK. 8iles

a) %itmap grap$ic b) isual %asic >rap$ic c) %asic d) one o' t$e aboe

45. "IC is t$e extension 'or K.. 'ilesa) %itmap >rap$ic b) isual %asic >rap$ic c)%asic d) one o' t$e aboe

4/. R is t$e extension 'or K. 8ilesa) Image b) *dobe *crobat "ortable ocument

c) *#CII text d) one o' t$e aboe

40. "8 is t$e extension 'or K. 8iles

a) Image b) *dobe *crobat "ortable ocument

c) *#CII text d) one o' t$e aboe4-. K is t$e extension 'or compressed arc$ie o' 'iles.

a) TI" b) !# c) "I8 d) "*%

4. (" is t$e extension 'or K.. 'ilesa) emporary 'ile b) isual %asic >rap$ic c) %asic d) one o' t$e aboe

57. K is t$e extension 'or "rogram 'iles.

a) TI" b) !# c) GRG d) "*%51. K.allo&s t$e trans'er o' &eb pages ia a bro&ser

a) B" b) 8" c) #(" d) one o' t$e aboe

52. * protocol used to send eAmail on t$e Internet is,

a) B" b) #(" c) 8" d) C"EI"53. $e communication c$annel is used in one direction isK

a) #implex b) Bal' duplexc) 8ull duplex d) uplex

54. #et o' rules t$at let computers communicate oer t$e Internet areKa) #tandards b) "rotocols c) ules d) "rocedures

55. $e communication c$annel used in bot$ t$e directions at a time isK.

a) #implex b) Bal' duplexc) 8ull duplex d) one o' t$e aboe5/. !ne byte o' data meansK.

a) 1724 bytes b) 1 binary digit o' data c) 17 bits o' data d) - bits o' data

50. $e si=e o' t$e


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5-. $e net&ork@ &$ic$ is restricted to a limited geograp$ic coerage@ is kno&n asK.

a) Local *rea et&ork b) ?ide *rea et&ork

c) (etropolitan *rea et&ork c) et&ork 5. K.re'ers to t$e &ay in &$ic$ t$e nodes in a net&ork are linked toget$er

a) opology b) %and&idt$ c) Communication d) et&ork

/7. *ll t$e computers attac$ to a central point is ___ type o' topologya) ing topology b) %us topology c) #tar topology d) (es$ topology

/1. KK%us is used to trans'er data bet&een central processing unit and memory

a) ata bus b) *ddress bus c) Control bus d) %us/2. K store t$e mac$ine language program into t$e memory o' t$e system

a) Loader b) Compiler c) Interpreter d) *ssembler

/3. ?$ic$ translator system program used to translate a $ig$ leel language program to a

mac$ine leel language program,a) *ssembler b) Interpreter c) Loader d) Compiler

/4. ?$ic$ is used to translate a $ig$ leel language program into a mac$ine language@ but it

translates and executes line by line,

a) Loader b) Compiler c) Interpreter d) *ssembler /5. 1(% eFuals to,

a) 1724 >% b) 1724


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0/. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing application is not a database application,

a) base b) Gdit d) 8oxpro d) *ccess

00. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing database management tool deeloped by (icroso't, a) base b) *ccess d) "ersonal !racle d) #ybase

0-. B#*( stands 'or,

a) Bierarc$ic #eFuential *ccess (et$od b) Bierarc$ic #tandard *ccess (et$odc) Bierarc$ic #o't&are *ccess (et$od d) Bierarc$ic #eFuential *lternate (et$od

0. $reats to data security may be K.. t$reats to database

a) irect b) Indirect c) %ot$ d) one o' t$e aboe-7. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing is not a logical database structure,

a) C$ain b) et&ork c) ree d) elational

-1. *n organi=ed collection o' logical related data is kno&n as,

a) ata b) (eta data c) atabase d) *ll o' t$e aboe-2. ?$at does t$e abbreiation %(# stands 'or,

a) ata (anipulation #o't&are b) ata base (anagement #ystem

c) ata base (aster #ystem d) ata base (onitor #ystem

-3. ?$at is 9uple:,a) *n attribute to a record b) *not$er name 'or t$e key linking di''erent tables in a

database c) * ro& or record in a database d) *not$er name 'or a table in (#-4. * 8ile is a collection o'K

a) 8ields b) o&s c) ecords d) atabase

-5. Collection o' 8ields is called asKa) 8ile b) ecords c) atabase d) one o' t$e aboe

-/. Kis a alue t$at can be used to identi'y a uniFue ro& in a table

a) *lternatie key b) Candidate key c) "rimary key d) Compound key

-0. K. Is t$e key t$at consists o' t&o or more attributes.a) *lternatie key b) Candidate key c) "rimary key d) Compound key

--. Kkey is a 'ield or combination o' 'ields t$at can act as a primary key 'ield 'or t$e table to

uniFuely identi'y eac$ record in t$e tablea) *lternatie key b) Candidate key c) "rimary key d) Compound key

-. K.is a kind o' so't&are &ritten intentionally to enter a computer &it$out t$e user:s

permission or kno&ledge@ &it$ an ability to replicate itsel'.a) *pplication so't&are b) Computer irus c) "rogram d) one o' t$e aboe

7. Kis t$e irus@ deletes t$e in'ormation contained in t$e 'iles t$at it in'ects@ rendering t$em

partially or totally useless once t$ey $ae been in'ected.

a) !er&rite iruses b) %oot iruses c) (acro irus d) irectory irus1. K is t$e irus in'ect 'iles t$at are created using certain applications or programs t$at contain

(acros

a) !er&rite iruses b) %oot iruses c) (acro irus d) irectory irus2. K. iruses c$ange t$e pat$ t$at indicates t$e location o' a 'ile

a) !er&rite iruses b) %oot iruses c) (acro irus d) irectory irus

3. K is t$e irus &$ic$ preenting access to certain section o' disk &$ere important 'iles arestored

a) 8at irus b) 8ile In'ectors c) Companion irus d) %oot irus

4. K. Is a 'ilter 'or an internet connection. It monitors incoming data and blocks certain data

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a) *ntiAirus so't&are b) 8ire&all c) ata blocks d) one o' t$e aboe

5. ?$at does ##L stands 'or,

a) #ystematic #ecurity Layer b) #ystematic #ocket Layer c) #ystematic #ocket Laser d) #ystematic #ocket Locker

/. Kis a tec$niFue designed to decrypt t$e priate messages

a) Backing b) naut$ori=ed access c) "$is$ing d) one o' t$e aboe0. ?$at does !# stands 'or,

a) istributed enial o' #ecurity b) istributed ata #erice

c) istributed enial o' #erice d) irect enial o' #erice-. Kis t$e types o' irus in'ects programs or executable 'iles

a) esident irus b) 8ile In'ectors c) Companion irus d) one o' t$e aboe

. Kare t$e irus t$at do not reproduce by in'ecting ot$er 'iles@ nor do t$ey sel'Areplicate like

&orms.a) roans or roan Borses b) Companion irus c) Logic %ombs d) one o' t$e aboe

177. K is a program ery similar to irusU it $as t$e ability to sel'Areplicate@ and can lead to

negatie e''ects on your system and most importantly t$ey are detected and eliminated by

antiAiruses.a) 8ile In'ectors b) ?orms c) (acro irus d) one o' t$e aboe

171. $e term applies to a collection o' related records in a database,a) 8ield b) Layout c) Clipboard d) 8ile

172. ?$ere &e c$ange t$e de'ault currency settings,

a) egional settings@ or egional language options b) ie& c) ools d) 8ormat

173. o sort t$e data in proper orderK. Is t$e pat$

a) oolsE!ptions b) ataEsort c) GditE#ort d) one o' t$e aboe

174. Bo& do I edit t$e data &it$out retype,a) ouble click t$e cell b) etype t$e data c) elete t$e data and enter ne& data

d) ot possible to edit

175. In a excel spread s$eet *1 and *2 cells contain numbers 2@ 4 respectiely i' t$e user selectst$ese t&o cells and drag it across t$e seeral cells@ &$at $appens is t$at,

a) $e 2 is copied to eac$ cell b) $e number is increased 2@4@/ like

c)$e number is increased 2@3@4 d) one o' t$e aboe17/. o delete t$e data 'rom t$e cells at a time@ &$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing process &e 'ollo&,

a) #elect t$e cells and c$oose GditEClearEContents

b) #elect t$e cells and press elete

c) %ot$ a 6 b d) one o' t$e aboe170. $e 'ormula t$at &ill subtract t$e alue o' cell *4 to t$e alue o' %2 and t$en diide by t$e

alue in C2 isK..

a) D4OC2)E%2 b) 4NC2N%2 c) +D*4A%2)EC2 d) +D%2ND4OC2)17-. $e primary orientation 'or t$e &ord document is,

a) "ortrait b) Landscape c) ?$ateer &as last used d) ertical

17. Cell *4 + (onday and Cell *5 + uesday. ou select bot$ t$e cells and drag 'ill $andledo&n to *-. $e contents o' cells */@*0 and *- are,

a) (onday@ uesday@ ?ednesday b) ?ednesday@ $ursday@ 8riday

c) (onday@ ?ednesday@ 8riday d) one o' t$e aboe

117. I' t$e column is too narro& to s$o& all t$e digits o' t$e number@ &$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing



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symbol appears in a cell,

a) VVVVV b) NNNNN c) WWWWW d) XXXXX

111. Bo& do you print t$e total document in one page,a) se t$e 'it toK. #etting in t$e scaling section o' t$e page setup

b) (ake t$e margins smaller c) (ake column &idt$ smaller d) *ll t$e aboe

112. $e setting to &rap text in a cell and to merge cells are 'ound in t$e K taba) umber b) *lignment c) %ot$ a 6 b d) %orderE#$ading

113. Bo& do you copy text,

a) Big$lig$t t$e text@ c$oose edit and t$en c$oose copy b) Big$lig$t t$e text@ click in rig$t mouse button and t$en c$oose copy

c) %ot$ a 6 b d) one o' t$e aboe

114. I' t$e spelling is &rong 'or a &ord@ $o& do you c$ange it,

a) #elect 81 'or $elp b) Click rig$t mouse on t$e &ordc) se CtrlO8- d) one o' t$e aboe

115. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing action is needed to open an existing document,

a) C$oose 'ile and t$en open b) Click on t$e 'ile 'older icon on t$e toolbar

c) %ot$ a 6 % d) *ll t$e aboe11/. K. Control 'unction &e use to sae a ne& document,

a) CtrlO# b) CtrlO c) Click t$e rig$t mouse button and c$oose sae d) one110. Bo& do you print preie& a document,

a) 8ileE"rint "reie& b) GditE"rint preie& c) ie& 6 print preie& d) %ot$ a 6 b

11-. o create a 2Aro&s and 3Acolumns table into a document@ you s$ould,

a) C$oose table and t$en insert table b) Click on t$e tables and boarders button t$e

standard tool bar c) * 6 % d) one o' t$e aboe11. ?$at is t$e command &e use to sae a same old document &it$ anot$er name,

a) ot possible b) se sae as c) Copy 6 "ast t$e document d) one o' t$e aboe

127. Bo& to bold t$e selected text,a) CtrlO% b) 8ileE%old c) #$i'tOig$t arro& d) one o' t$e aboe

121. Bo& to $ig$lig$t text &it$ keyboard,

a) se 85 key b) se arro& key $olding do&n t$e Ctrl keyc) se arro& key $olding do&n t$e #$i't key d) se #$i't and underscore to $ig$lig$t t$e text

122. $e obect o' t$e page preie& mode is to,

a) #ee all pages o' your document b) #ee t$e page you are currently &orking

c) #ee t$e title page d) *ll o' t$e aboe123. ?$ic$ part o' a &ordEexcel 'ile can be display on color,

a) !nly grap$ics b) !nly text c) *ll elements d) one o' t$ese

124. Bo& to create columns in a &ord document,a) se space bar to maintain t$e gap b) #et tab or use t$e table menu

c) ot possible d) ab conseFuently until your cursor reac$es t$e desired place

125. In a &ord document $o& do &e break t$e page according to our reFuirement,a) %y positioning your cursor at t$e appropriate place and pressing 81 key

b) %y using InsertE#ection break

c) %y positioning your cursor at t$e appropriate place and pressing CtrlOGnter

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12/. Bo& do &e centre t$e select text,

a) CtrlO% b) *ltOC c) o s$ortcut is aailable d) CtrlOG

120. K.s$ortcut key align le't your selected texta) CtrlOC b) CtrlO< c) CtrlO% d) CtrlOL

12-. ?$ic$ keyboard s$ortcut align rig$t your text,

a) CtrlO b) CtrlOG c) CtrlO8 d) one o' t$e aboe12. o submit a detailed report about t$e system o' operation in t$e organi=ation &$ic$ o' t$e

'ollo&ing document is suitable,

a) Gxcel b) "o&erpoint c) (sA?ord d) Band &ritten137. K.is t$e key &e use to moe one cell to anot$er cell in a table

a) ab b) Ctrl c) #$i't d) CtrlOC

131. K.no. o' 'iles can open at one time

a) $ree b) !ne c) *s many as depends on memory d) (aximum 5132. Bo& many margins 'or a &ord document,

a) &o DBeader and 8ooter) b) 8our Dop@ %ottom@ ig$t 6 Le't)

c) &o DLandscape 6 "ortrait) d) &o Dop 6 %ottom)

133. Bo& to sae a document as a &eb page,a) #ae t$e document in R 'ormat b) %y using sae as command

c) #ae as B(L d) one134. ?$at are t$e 'unctions o' a spreads$eetK.,

a) $e &orks$eet 'inds t$e ans&er 'aster b) $e &orks$eet is more accurate

c) $e &orks$eet recalculate t$e result &$eneer you c$ange a number in t$e celld) *ll t$e aboe

135. $e cell &$ere t$e 3rd column and 2nd o& cross $as t$e cell address,

a) C2 b) 2C c) 3% d) %3

13/. K is t$e sign &e use to actiate t$e 'ormula,a) + b) O c) OO d) one o' t$e aboe

130. ?$at is t$e output o' t$e 'ormula +D*1O*2)E2,

a) ?ill not &ork b) 8inds t$e total o' *1@*2c) 8ind t$e aerage o' cells *1@*2 d) one o' t$e aboe

13-. Cell *1@ *2 column alues 17 and 5 respectiely@ &$at is t$e output at *3 cell@ i' t$e

'ormula is +*1N*2,a) 15 b) 51 c) 57 d) 5

13. Cell *1@ *2 contain alues o' 17@ 5 respectiely@ in t$e *3 cell i' t$e 'ormula is +*1O*2@

&$at &ill be t$e output,

a) 15 b) 51 c) 57 d) 5147. ?$ic$ menu contains G"L*CG command,

a) 8ile menu b) Gdit menu c) ools menu d) 8ormat menu

141. ?$ere do I get a slide layout,a) 8ormat b) 8ile c) Gdit d) #lide s$o&

142. ?$ic$ menu contains t$e command to create a slide master,

a) ools b) ie& c) 8ile d) Gdit143. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing command is ! located in 8ile menu,

a) !pen b) #ae c) "rint d) "aste

144. Bo& can I c$ange 'rom single to double spacing@ by using t$e key board,

a) CtrlO1 b) CtrlO2 c) CtrlO3 d) one



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145. K&$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing are &ord documents,

a) %lank document b) ?eb page c) emplates d) *ll o' t$e aboe

14/. $e sales representatie o' a company &anted to explain about t$e progress in t$e sales 'ort$e last 'ie years &$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing program is $elp'ul,

a) ?ord b) Gxcel c) "o&er "oint d) %asic

140. 8or a ob interie& you need to submit a resume@ &$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing applicationso't&are is $ig$ly suitable,

a) ?ord b) Gxcel c) "o&erpoint d) oneY

14-. In a meeting being a manager you &ant to explain about $o& to ac$iee t$e target@ &$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing application so't&are is more suitable,

a) "o&er "oint b) ?ord c) Gxcel d) one

14. (sA"o&erpoint runs on K..operating system

a) ?indo&s b) os c) nix d) !sE2157. 8ind t$e ! one,

a) ?ord b) ?indo&s c) Gxcel d) %(#

151. (sAexcel is used 'orK..

a) 8inancial #tatements@ %usiness 'orecasting b) eport &ritingc) o enter text data d) one o' t$e aboe

152. In excel you can add a large range o' data by selecting t$e 'ollo&ing symbol,

a) Z b) ∑ c) W d) one o' t$e aboe

153. Bo& do I 'ind t$e text t$at I &ant in a &ord document,

a) GditE8ind b) 8ileE8ind c) %ot$ a 6 b d) one o' t$e aboe

154. K 8unction return t$e 'uture alue o' an inestment

a) " b) 8 c) %ot$ d) one o' t$e aboe

155. K 8unction returns t$e et "resent alue o' an inestmenta) I b) " c) 8 d) "

15/. K 8unction returns one alue i' a condition you speci'y ealuates to G and anot$eralue i' it ealuates to 8*L*#Ga) * b) ! c) ! d) I8

150. K 8unction reerses t$e logic o' its argumentU returns 8*L#G 'or a G argument and

G or 8*L#G argumenta) ! b) * c) ! d) I8

15-. K. 8unction returns t$e logical alue

a) G b) * c) %ot$ d) one o' t$e aboe

15. K 'unction returns t$e number t$at represents t$e date in Gxcel dateAtime codea) * b) *G c) *#3/7 d) one o' t$e aboe

1/7. K.8unction returns t$e numbers o' days bet&een t$e t&o dates based on a 3/7Aday year

a) * b) *#3/7 c) *G d) It is not possible1/1. K 'unction rounds a number do&n@ to&ard Tero@ to t$e nearest multiple o' signi'icance

a) 8loor b) 8act c) Gen d) one o' t$e aboe

1/2. o decrease t$e 'ont si=e KK is t$e keyboard keya) SO#$O b) SO% c) SO#$O[ d) SO A

1/3. K..make letters underline

a) SOs$O b) SO% c) SO#$O[ d) SO

1/4K. Is t$e key to c$ange t$e 'ont



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a) SOs$O8 b) SO#$O" c) SO#$O d) SO\

1/5K.. is t$e key to c$ange t$e 'ont si=e

a) SO s$O8 b) SOs$O" c) SO#$O d) SO\1//. K.is t$e key to decrease t$e 'ont si=e by 1point

a) SOs$O8 b) SOs$O" c) SOs$O d) SO\

1/0. K.is t$e key to increase t$e 'ont si=e by one pointa) SOs$O8 b) SOs$O" c) SO] d) SO\

1/-. K.is t$e key to delete one c$aracter to t$e le't

a) %ackspace b) SO%ackspace c) elete d) SOelete1/. K is t$e key to delete one &ord to t$e le't

a) %# %) SO%# c) el. d) SOel.

107. K.


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a) SO"g n b) SO811 c) *ltO8- d) 811 or *ltO81

1--. K.is t$e 'unctional key to moe to t$e preious s$eet in t$e &orkbook

a) SO"g up b) SO811 c) *ltO8- d) 811 or *ltO811-. K is t$e 'unctional key to display isual %asic Gditor

a) SO811 b) *ltO811 c) *ltO8- d) 811 or *ltO81

17. Kis t$e key to moe to t$e same 'ield in t$e next recorda) o&n *rro& b) p *rro& c) abd) #$Oab

11. K is t$e key to moe to t$e next 'ield you can edit in t$e record

a) o&n *rro& b) p *rro& c) abd) #$Oab12. Kis t$e key to moe to t$e same 'ield 17 records back

a) "g up b) p *rro& c) #$OGnter d) SO"gup

13. Kis t$e key to extend a selection to t$e end o' t$e 'ield

a) s$Oend b) s$O$ome c) s$Ole't arro& d) s$Orig$t arro&14. K. Is a temporary memory storage location &$ere data is stored be'ore being used

a) "rimary memory b) #econdary memory c) %u''er d) one o' t$e aboe

15. * systemEnode attac$ed to a sererEmain $ub is kno&n asK.

a) #erer b) Intelligent terminal c) one o' t$e aboe d) Client1/. $e process o' conerting analog in'ormation into digital in'ormation is calledK

a) emodulation b) (odulation c) Conersion d) Interc$ange10. InK. year &as t$e PVQ c$osen 'or its use in eAmail

a) 10/ b) 102 c) 1-7 d) 1-4

1-. a$oo deeloped byK

a) ennis itc$ie@


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131) c 132) b 133) c 134) d 135) a 13/) a 130) c 13-) c 13) a 147) b 141) a 142) b 143) d

144) b 145) d 14/) b 140) a 14-) a 14) a 157) b 151) a 152) b 153) a 154) b 155) d 15/) d

150) a 15-) a 15) b 1/7) b 1/1) a 1/2) c 1/3) d 1/4) a 1/5) b 1//) d 1/0) c 1/-) a 1/) b107) a 101) b 102) a 103) b 104) c 105) d 10/) a 100) b 10-) c 10) d 1-7) a 1-1) d 1-2) d

1-3) a 1-4) d 1-5) a 1-/) b 1-0) a 1--) a 1-) b 17) b 11) c 12) a 13) a 14) c 15) d

1/) a 10) b 1-) b 1) c 277) a


1. In a net&ork@ t$e computer t$at stores t$e 'iles and process t$e data is named as

a) #erer b) erminal c) (odem d) *ll o' t$e aboe

2. iruses are called t$at becausea) $ey are iruses b) $ey can copy t$emseles and spread

c) %ot$ d) one o' t$e aboe

3. ?$ic$ o' t$e can:t spread irus

a) *n eAmail &it$ attac$ment b) * plain text mail

c) o&nloading 'iles oer t$e &eb d) one o' t$e aboe

4. $ere is a ne& antiAirus so't&are update aailable@ &$en it is do&nloaded to your to your

computer

a) Geryday b) !nly in t$e nig$t c) &$en you next s&itc$ on your computer d) *ll

5. umbers are stored and transmitted inside a computer in

a) %inary 'orm b) *#CII code c) *lp$abets 'orm d) umerical 'orm

/. C" capacity can be measured in

a) %"# b) (I"# c) (B= d) ("I

0. (I"# stands 'or

a) (illion Instructions "er #econd b) (illion Instructions "er #eason

c) (ont$ly Instructions "er #econd d) (illion Inputs "er #econd

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a) %"# b) old b) #iler c) #ilicon d) Coper

1/. ?$at is t$e #uper Computer deeloped in India

a) C* b) "**( c) %ot$ d) one o' t$e aboe

10. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing is di''erent 'rom ot$er

a) Internet b) ?indo&s c) nix d) Linux

1-. ?$at is t$e 'ull 'orm o' ???,

a) ?orld ?ide ?eb b) ?orld ?it$ ?eb

c) ?ork ?ide ?eb d) ?orld ?ide ?et1. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing Command is reFuired to reboot t$e computer

a) Ctrl O *lt O el b) Ctrl O *ltOab c) CtrlO*ltO#$i't d) CtrlO#$i'tOel.

27. #elect t$e ! one

a) !perating #ystem b) Interpreter c) Compiler d) *ssembler

21. "C stands 'or

a) "ractical Computer b) "ersonal Computer c) "riate Computer d) "ersonal Contact

22. $e computer code 'or interc$ange o' in'ormation bet&een terminals is

a) %CIC b) %C c) *#CII d) one o' t$e aboe

23. $e retrieal o' in'ormation 'rom t$e computer is de'ined as

a) ata processing b) Input c) !utput d) *ll o' t$e aboe

24. ?$ic$ one o' t$e 'ollo&ing is ! a computer language,

a) (# Gxcel b) %*#IC c) C!%!L d) COO

25. PCQ is

a) * letter b) * &ord c) * language d) *n alp$abet

2/. i''erence Gngine inented by

a) C$arles %abbage b) ;on (cCart$y c) "ascal d) e&ton



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20. 8irst generation computer systems used

a) ransistors b) acuum ubes c) %ot$ d) one

2-. * byte is made up o'

a) Gig$t bytes b) Gig$t binary digits c) &o binary digits d) &o decimal points

2. oing researc$ by using an onAline database instead o' a printed set o' similar in'ormation

o''ers &$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing adantage

a) (ore current in'ormation b) Gasier to understand c) %etter c$arts d) one

37. #o't&are programs t$at allo& you to legally copy 'iles and gie t$em a&ay at no cost are

called &$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing

a) ime s$aring b) "ublic domain c) #$are&are d) one o' t$e aboe

31. $e term t$at &e use to describe p$ysical components o' t$e system

a) Bard&are b) Input c) #o't&are d) one o' t$e aboe

32. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing is used to indicate t$e location on t$e computer monitor

a) (ouse b) Cursor c) %ot$ d) one o' t$e aboe

33. (r. ai needs to design initation card. ?$at type o' computer program is suitable,a) (#?ord b) " c) #imulation d) one o' t$e aboe

34. ?$ic$ combination o' keys needs to be pressed to make a percent sign,

a) #$i'tO2 b) #$i'tO3 c) #$i'tO4 d) #$i'tO5

35. ?$at process s$ould be used to recall a document saed preiously,

a) Copy b) #ae c) etriee d) Gnter

3/. ?$at term applies to a collection o' related records in a database,

a) 8ield b) 8ile c) %ot$ d) one o' t$e aboe

30. Bo& are data organi=ed in a spread s$eet,

a) o&s and Columns b) %oxes c) ables d) one o' t$e aboe

3-. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing mode &e use to delier eAmail.a) "ostal b) Courier c) Computer d) 8ax

3. I# stands 'or

a) ital In'ormation esource nder #iege

b) ital In'ormation eason nder #iege

c) ital In'ormation ecourse nder #ystem

d) irus In'ormation ecourse nder #iege

47. K.is kno&n as unaut$ori=ed access into ot$ers system

a) Backing b) Gncryption c) ecryption d) one o' t$e aboe

Ansers$

1) * 2) b 3) b 4) c 5) b /) b 0) a -) c ) a 17) a

11) b 12) c 13) c 14) b 15) c 1/) b 10) a 1-) a 1) a 27) a

21) b 22) c 23) c 24) a 25) c 2/) a 20) b 2-) b 2) a 37) b



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c) #imultaneous "erip$eral !rgani=ation !nAline d) #ystem "erip$eral !peration !nAline

*ns&erH a

70. #eeral programs are in a memory concurrentlyU t$e system s&itc$es among t$e programs 'or e''icient processing and minimal idle time is calledK.

a) (ulti tasking b) (ulti programming c) (ulti 'unctioning d) one o' t$e

aboe*ns&erH b

7-. K. Is t$e using sc$eduling and multiprogramming to proide an economical interactie

system o' t&o or more users,a) ime s$aring b) ime c$anging c) "rocessing d) one

*ns&erH a

7. Kis a system &it$ t&o or more central processing units,

a) o de'inition b) (ulti processor c) ouble processor d) one*ns&erH b

17. K is t$e system &$ere 'ast response is desirable@ but not reFuired,

a) eal time system b) ime s$aring systems c) a 6 b d) one

*ns&erH b11. K is t$e system &$ere processing must be completed &it$ in certain time constraints

appropriate 'or t$e system,a) eal time systems b) ime s$aring systems c) a 6 b d) one

*ns&erH a

12. K is t$e smallest block t$at can be read or &ritten on a disk,a) #ector b) rack c) isk d) one

*ns&erH a

13. K is t$e collection o' sectors all as same circum'erence on a single sur'ace,

a) #ector b) rack c) isk d) one*ns&erH a

14. K is t$e time interal &$en a process uses Central "rocessing nit only,

a) C" burst b) IE! burst c) a 6 b d) Git$er a or b*ns&erH a

15. K is t$e time interal &$en a process uses IE! deices only,

a) C" burst b) IE! burst c) a 6 b d) Git$er a or b*ns&erH b

1/. K is simply consists o' one or more attributes t$at determine ot$er attributes,

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a) *lgorit$m b) >rap$ c) "ie c$art d) one

*ns&erH a

21. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing is a programming language,a) (#A?ord b) COO c) *ccess d) "o&er "oint

*ns&erH b

22. K is t$e process o' &riting t$e programs is commonly called,a) #o't&are b) Coding c) ebugging d) none

*ns&erH b

23. Kis t$e special program t$at conerts programming language instructions into mac$ine leel instructions,

a) (odem b) C" c) Compiler d) one

*ns&erH c

24. *'ter t$e program $as been complied@ t$e resulting set o' instructions is called,a) 8inal result b) In'ormation c) Gxecutable code d) #ource code

*ns&erH c

25. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing is presentation application so't&are,

a) (#"o&erpoint b) (#?ord c) (#Gxcel d) (#*ccess*ns&erH a

2/. Kis a speci'ic combination o' a microprocessor 'amily and an operating system,a) "lat'orm b) !perating system c) C" d) one *ns&erH a

20. Kplat'orm comprises a &indo&s operating system and an intel or intel compatible

microprocessor,a) ?intel b) (acintos$ c) ormal plat'orm d) ;aa plat'orm

*ns&erH a

2-. *pplication so't&are is,

a) #ystem speci'ic b) ser speci'ic c) "lat'orm speci'ic d) one*ns&erH c

2. *n operating system runs multiple applications simultaneously kno&n as,

a) (ulti tasking b) (ulti programming c) "rogramming d) one*ns&erH a

37. ?$ic$ o' t$e 'ollo&ing language use interpreter,

a) COO b) C!%!L c) %*#IC d) *ll o' t$e aboe*ns&erH c

31. Kis a database program t$at stores in'ormation t$at can be manipulated@ stored and 'iltered

to meet your speci'ic needs,

a) *ccess b) "o&er point c) Gxcel d) one*ns&erH a

32. Kcreates multimedia presentations to display in'ormation in a grap$ical 'ormat,

a) *ccess b) "o&er point c) Gxcel d) one*ns&erH b

33. Kallo&s you deelop spreads$eets t$at display data in arious tabular and isual 'ormats,

a) *ccess b) "o&er point c) Gxcel d) one*ns&erH c

34. 8!* is,

a) 8ormula translationb) 8ormula generation c) 8ormat generation d) one

*ns&erH a



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35. GG"!( stands 'or,

a) Glectrically Grasable "rogrammable ead !nly (emory

b) Glectrically Grasable "rogrammable un !nly (emoryc) Glectrically G''iciently "rogrammed ead !nly (emory d) one

*ns&erH a

3/. Kgeneration computers are ery big in si=e &it$ less memorya) 3rd >eneration b) 4t$ >eneration c) 1st >eneration d) 5t$ >eneration

*ns&erH c

30. G%CIC stands 'or,a) Gxtended %inary Cut ecimal Interc$ange Code b) Gxtended %inary Coded edicated

Interc$ange Code c) Gxtended %inary Coded ecimal Inner Code

d) Gxtended %inary Coded ecimal Interc$ange Code

*ns&erH d3-. Computer can do eeryt$ing except,

a) "rocessing b) #toring c) *naly=ing d) !&n decisions

*ns&erH d

3. K.is a data model in &$ic$ t$e data is organi=ed into a tree like structure,a) Bierarc$ical database model b) #eFuential model c) imensional model d) one

*ns&erH a47. #JL stands 'or,

a) #tructured Juest Language b) #ystem Juery Language c) #tructured Juery Language

d) #tandard Juery Language*ns&erH c

MSWORD

1# $%&"% '( %* ('++'&-. & -' !+& *&'- '( MS O"*

A) O"* P ) O"* &! C) O"* 2007 D) N'-* '( !b'*

2# ' "!--' "+'* MS $' !+&"!&'- b

A) C%''&-. ;&+*

C) '% '( !b'* D) N'-* '( !b'*

6# $%** "!- ' @- %* %'&'-!+ +& b! '- MS $' "**-

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a. 2 b. 1-2, c. )2>--- d. >)

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--- d. >)

Correct Answer: d

@. Which of the following is not an e3am(le of a alue?

a. )- b. 7ay 1-> 2--1 c. 0 d. 5erial 4umber -001

Correct Answer: d

1-. Bhe chart wiard term data series refers to

a. A chart legendb. A collection of chart data marers

c. A set of alues you (lot in a chart d. A data label

Correct Answer: b

11. Bhe Chart wiard term data categories refers toDa. A chart (lot area b. A horiontal a3is

c. Bhe organiation of indiidual alues with a chartEs data series

d. Bhe data range that su((ly chart data

Correct Answer: b

12. A worsheet range is a

a. A command used for data modeling

b. A range of alues such as from 2) to 2),

c. A grou( of cells

d. A grou( of worsheets

Correct Answer: c

1). Fetting data from a cell located in a different sheet is called ;

a. Accessing b. Geferencing c. 6(dating d. Hunctioning

Correct Answer: b

1,. Bab scrolling button

a. Allow you to iew a different worsheet

b. Allow you to iew additional worsheet rows down

c. Allow you to iew additional worsheet columns to the right

d. Allow you to iew additional sheets tabs

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1. A numeric alue can be treated as a label alue if it (recedes with

a. A(ostro(he "I b. 3clamation "!

c. =ash "# d. Am(ersand "I

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10. Jata can be arranged in a worsheet in a easy to understand manner

using

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d. Clic the im(ort e3cel command on the file menu

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2). Bo sae a worboo> you:

a. Clic the sae button on the standard toolbar from the menu

b. Lress Ctrl*H

c. Clic 5ae on the Windows 5tart button

d. 5elect ditN5ae

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2,. Kou can edit a cell by

a. Clicing the formula button

b. Jouble clicing the cell to edit it in8(lace

c. 5electing ditNdit Cell from the menu

d. 4one of aboe

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a. Clicing the u((er8left cell in a grou( of cells and then (ressing the

5hift ey while clicing the lower right cell in a grou( of cells

b. Lressing the Ctrl ey while dragging oer the desired cells

c. Lressing the 5hift ey and an arrow ey

d. Jragging oer the desired cells

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2. Which elements of worsheet can be (rotected from accidental

modification

a. Contents b. ObMects c. 5cenarios d. All of aboe

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20. Kou can use the drag and dro( method to

a. Co(y cell contents b. 7oe cell contents

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c. 5elect Jata N Jelete Gecord from the menu

d. Clic the Jelete button on the 5tandard toolbar

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)-. Gight clicing something in 3cel:

a. Jeletes the obMect

b. 4othing the right mouse button is there for left handed (eo(le

c. O(ens a shortcut menu listing eerything you can do to the obMect

d. 5elects the obMect

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)1. Jocumentation should include

a. Jestination and users of the out(ut data

b. 5ource of in(ut data

c. Pnformation on the (ur(ose of the worboo

d. All of the aboe

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a. JOC b. RQ5 c. 12) d. WS1

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)). Bo delete an embedded obMects> first

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c. Lress the 5hift * Jelete eys

d. 5elect it and then (ress the delete ey

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),. Comments can be added to cells using

a. dit N Comments b. Pnsert N Comments

c. Hile N Comments d. Tiew N Comments

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). Which of the following is not a worsheet design criterion?

a. fficiency b. Aditibility c. Jescri(tion d. Clarity

Correct Answer: c

). Bo co(y cell contents using drag and dro( (ress the

a. nd ey b. 5hift ey c. Ctrl ey d. sc ey

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)0. Which of the following is the latest ersion of 3cel

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d. 3cel doesnEt adMust relatie cell references

Correct Answer: b

)@. Bhe autofill feature

a. e3tends a seuential series of data

b. automatically adds range of cell alues

c. a((lies a boarder around the selected cells

d. none of the aboe

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,-. Which menu o(tion can be sued to s(lit windows into two

a. Hormat N window b. Tiew N window N s(lit

c. Window N s(lit d. Tiew N s(lit

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,1. Kou can use the formula (alette to

a. Hormat cells containing numbersb. Create and edit formulas containing functions

c. nter assum(tions data

d. Co(y a range of cells

Correct Answer: b

,2. Kou can conert e3isting e3cel worsheet data an charts to an =B7Q

document by using

a. HBL wiard b. Pnternet assistant wiard

c. Pntranet wiard d. Pm(ort wiard

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,). A circular reference is

a. Feometric modeling tool

b. A cell that (oints to a drawing obMect

c. A formula that either directly or indirectly de(ends on itself

d. Always erroneous

Correct Answer: c

,,. Which of following is 4ot one of 3celEs what8if function?

a. Foal see b. 5oler c. 5cenario manager d. Auto Outline

Correct Answer: d

,. When you insert an e3cel file into a word document. Bhe data are

a. =y(erlined (laced in a word table

b. Qined

c. mbedded

d. 6se the word menu bar and toolbars

Correct Answer: b

,. Which of the following is not information you can s(ecify using the

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