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the internet is a responsible tool for
a.personal communication
b.research
c.commerce
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the network that would ulitmatly become the internet was orriginaly called
a.ARPANET c.Supercomputing system
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this central structure connects the elements of the internet.
a.the internetworker c.the backbone
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who owns the internet
a.the internet society
c.the US government
b.the world wide web consortium
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internet users can exchange
a.text b.data files c.programs
d.any of the above |
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a macintosh computer and a UNIX computer can exchange data over the internet, as long as the both use
a.TCP/IP b.an ISP c.a backbone
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on the internet,what controls the way each piece of data finds its destination
a.TCP/IP b.the backbone connections
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which of the following does the work of storing and tranfferring data across the internet
a.servers b.routers c.bridges
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every computer on the internet has a(n)
a.brigde b.address c.packet d.client |
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a network can include the computers and devices in
a.adepartment b.a building
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| The white borders around the edge of a page(where text is not allowed to go)are called |
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what kind of graphic images can you add to a document in a word processor?
a.clip art b.drawings c.photos
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| in a spreadsheet program, you can collect related worksheets in a |
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| a typical worksheet contains thousands of individual |
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| to perform calculations in a spreadsheet, you can use |
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| if you want to add the values in calls D12 and G17, which formula would you use? |
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which of the following are types of media?
a.speech b.text c.graphics
d.all of the above |
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which of the following is NOT a multimedia event?
a.using a chalkboard and speech to give a lecture
b.a movie c.a photograph
d.a television show |
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| PC based multimedia products go one step further than other multimedia events because the PC allows for |
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| interactive media enables the user to make |
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a feedback loop occurs between
a.the user and the program
b.the computer and the program
c.the computer and the user
d.the hardware and the software |
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| a. the user and the program |
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If an intranet is connected to the Internet, one of these is used to prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to it.
a.A firewall b.A router
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The most common keyboard layout is the
a.IBM Enhanced Keyboard
b.IBM Compatible Keyboard
c.Macintosh Enhanced Keyboard
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| Standard computer keyboards include how many groups of keys? |
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| Ctrl and Alt are examples of which kind of key? |
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You use the pointer to
a. Select text b. Access Menus
c. Interact with programs, files, or data |
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| In basic terms, you use the mouse to... |
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| Point to a location on the screen |
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in business,many people may need to access the same
a.data b.office c.computer |
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if a server stores data files for users to access, it may be called a
a.client/server b.application server
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if a company wants to buy one copy of a program and install it on multiple computers, it may be able to purchase
a.network server b.site license
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bussinesses benefit from sharing peripheral devices, such as printers, because
a.devices can be expensive
b.devices take up office space
c.devices use up all the expansion slots on PCs
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| a.devices can be expensive |
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This type of network service is like a cross between the postal system and a telephone answering system.
a. E-mail c. Shareware program
b. Peripheral sharing
d. Any of the above |
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After reading an e-mail message, you can
a. Save it c. Respond to it
b. Delete it d. Any of the above |
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This type of network software allows people in different locations to communicate by typing messages to one another. Each message is seen by all the participants.
a. E-mail c. Videoconferencing
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Within a packet, the payload contains
a. Information about the data being sent
b.The data itself c.Control elements
d.All of the above |
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This type of device simply forwards data from one LAN to another LAN.
a.Bridge c.Gateway b.Router d.Protocol |
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In a word processing program, a toolbar’s buttons represent frequently used
a.Commands c.Programs b.Documents
d.Menus |
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In a word processing program, what do you create when you press the Enter key?
a. A new line c. A new paragraph
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Which type of formatting can you perform in a word processor?
a.Character formatting
c.Document formatting
b.Paragraph formatting
d.All of the above |
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what type of formatting is an indent?
a.a document format b.a line format
c.a paragraph format
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new media encompasses which of the following types of communications technologies
a.cable TV b.telephone lines
c.the internet d.all of the above |
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at the core of new media is a concept known as
a.multimedia b.interactivity
c.digital convergence d.feedback |
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according to the concept of digital convergence, a digital stream can contain a variety of
a.content b.products c.computers d.users |
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audio, animation, and video are examples of
a.time-based content
b.interactive content
c.multidimensional content
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the process of wending your way through electronic info is coommanly called
a.interactivity b.digital convergence
c.navigation d.hyperactivity |
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| Bar code readers are commonly used to... |
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which of the following is not a type of game controller
a.microphone b.joystick
c.bar code reader d.all of the above |
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| what process is used to convert printed bars into data a computer can understand |
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