You arrive at the computer laboratory and notice someone has left their USB drive plugged into a computer. What should you do?

• 1. Report it to the laboratory supervisor or to your teacher.

• 1. Unplug it and take it with you.

• 1. Use it to check its contents and find the owner.

• 1. Leave it plugged in; it might belong to someone still using the computer.

What is the main purpose of having rules and regulations inside a computer laboratory?

• 1. Restrict access to certain applications.

• 1. Create unnecessary noise for users.

• 1. Ensure a conducive and safe environment for learning and computer use.

• 1. Allow the users to have a space to eat snacks. 

Which of the following best describes the concept of public space in relation to computer access?

• Areas limited to government officials' use

• Spaces open to all for computer usage

• Areas where computers are not allowed

• Restricted areas for specific users

In which locations are internet kiosks commonly located?

• Reserved for corporate offices

• In shopping malls, airport, hotel lobby or public places

• In schools' computer laboratory

• Inside private homes

What distinguishes telecenters from typical internet cafes?

• There is no difference; both terms are interchangeable.

• Telecenters often offer educational and digital skills, while internet cafes focus on entertainment and browsing.

• 1. Telecenters are exclusively for government use, while internet cafes cater to the public.

• Telecenters focus on telecommunication services, while internet cafes provide gaming facilities.

Which of the following does “file server” refer to?

• Controls internet access within the network

• Hosts applications for client devices

• Stores and manages files and folders

• Manages access to printers

When networks are categorized based on their physical or logical layout, such as bus, star, or a ring, this classification refers to network:

• 1. Architecture

• 1. Scope

• 1. Topology

• Protocol

Which classification of computer networks refers to the distance of the computers, such as TAN, LAN, MAN, or WAN?

• 1. Architecture

• Scope

• 1. Topology

• 1. Protocol

Facilitating the transfer of files over the internet involves a specific protocol. Which protocol is responsible for exchanges of files across the internet?

• Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

• Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

• 1. Hypertext Transfer Protocol

• 1. File Transfer Protocol

Which protocol makes it possible for two computers to set up a connection and exchange data? it  makes sure that the data are delivered in the same order they were sent.

• 1. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

• 1. Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

• 1. Hypertext Transfer Protocol

• File Transfer Protocol