
Practice EXAM V
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Computers
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11th Grade
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Medium
Sandra Battle
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1.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
45 sec • 1 pt
Mark works in an office with a large open floor plan. The company uses the 802.11ac standard for its wireless network. Some employees, especially those far from the router, complain about the slow internet speed. What is most likely the cause?
The company needs to upgrade from 802.11ac standard
The office is using a captive portal for internet access
the use of WPA2 Security setting is slowing down the network
The network signal is attenuating due to large distance and possible interference
Answer explanation
Explanation
In an open floor office, the distance and any physical barriers can contribute to signal attenuation, especially as 802.11ac operates solely at 5Ghz which doesn't propagate as well over larger distances compared to 2.4Ghz. The 802.11ac standard supports high data transfer rates and is one of the latest standards. Upgrading isn't likely to solve signal attenuation issues. The use of a captive portal can temporarily disrupt internet access, but it shouldn't consistently slow down a network's speed. While using security settings like WPA2 involves some overhead, it does not typically result in noticeably slower network speeds, unless the network is operating at its capacity.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of these storage types uses laser technology to read and write data?
Optical Storage
NAS
Solid State Drive
Flash Drive
Answer explanation
Optical storage devices such as CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs, use laser technology to read and write data, making it the correct response for this question. Solid state drives write data electrically and don't involve the use of laser technology to read or write data. Flash drives are a type of solid-state storage, and they write data through electronic methods as opposed to using laser technology. Though a NAS could potentially consist of optical drives, the NAS itself does not use laser tech to read/write. Rather, it provides file access services to computer systems.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which device is primarily designed for personal portability and efficient performance of daily tasks, integrating the display, system components, and input/output devices within a single, portable case or chassis?
Workstations
IoT devices
Servers
Laptop
Answer explanation
Explanation
Laptops are designed for personal portability and efficiency in performing various tasks including office work, study, research, entertainment, among others. Workstations, while they can also perform everyday tasks, are more aimed unyielding high-performance tasks such as 3D rendering or large-scale computations. IoT devices like thermostats, IP cameras, smart home systems, among others, are made for specific functions as part of a larger connected system, not for personal portability or performance of daily tasks. Servers have a very different function, as their main task is to provide services to other systems, such as hosting web applications or storing data.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the advantages of using fiber optic cables for network connectivity?
Higher data Transfer Speed
Greater resistance to electromagnetic interference
Longer transmission distance
More affordable installations coast
Answer explanation
More affordable installation costs is not an advantage of fiber optic cables. In general, the installation costs of fiber optic cables are higher compared to traditional copper or coaxial cables. Higher data transfer speeds are a primary advantage of fiber optic cables. They can transmit data at much higher speeds compared to traditional copper or coaxial cables. Fiber optic cables are immune to electromagnetic interference, which can affect the quality of data transmission in copper or coaxial cables. Fiber optic cables can transmit data over longer distances without significant signal degradation. They have a higher range compared to copper or coaxial cables.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Jessica is setting up a new Wi-Fi printer in her home office. After connecting it to her home network, what will she most likely need to do to configure it and make it accessible to her devices?
Plug-and Play
Driver Installation
web-based configuration
USB Connection
Answer explanation
They will likely need to perform web-based configuration to finalize the setup of her Wi-Fi printer. This can include entering her Wi-Fi details, setting an IP address, and configuring other settings through a web interface. While they might need to install drivers on her devices to use the printer, the printer itself is typically configured through a web interface. Plug-and-play refers to devices that are recognized and installed automatically once connected to a computer. While this might be part of the process, they will still likely need to perform web-based configuration for her Wi-Fi printer. While some printers can be connected via USB, a Wi-Fi printer is typically set up and configured using a network connection and a web interface.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What feature BEST defines the difference between optical storage and flash drives?
Storage Medium
Data Transfer Speed
Physical Size
Connectivity
Answer explanation
Optical storage uses light to read and write data, while flash drives use integrated circuit technology. This means the two technologies fundamentally use different kinds of media for data storage. Though physical size can vary, it is not a distinguishing factor between optical storage and flash drives. Both can come in various sizes. While data transfer speeds differ between optical storage and flash drives, it is not the defining difference between these two storage methods. Both optical storage and flash drives can connect to a computer, typically via USB ports. This doesn't distinguish them, as the method of connectivity is common to many storage devices.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of the following computing devices is increasingly being equipped with advanced technologies like GPS navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, and even autonomous driving capabilities?
Modern cars
Gaming consoles
tablets
Medical Devices
Answer explanation
Modern cars are now often equipped with various advanced technologies such as GPS navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, autonomous driving, and more, turning them into complex computing devices on wheels. Medical devices, such as heart monitors or insulin pumps, are typically designed for specific medical purposes and do not have GPS navigation or autonomous driving capabilities. While tablets do come equipped with GPS and Bluetooth connectivity, they are not capable of autonomous driving. Gaming consoles are primarily designed for entertainment, offering powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) and CPUs for video game rendering, but they do not feature GPS navigation or autonomous driving capabilities.
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