Team 1 Quizziz

Which of the following statements about multicore CPUs is NOT true?

• They enhance a computer's ability to execute multiple instructions concurrently.

• They are analogous to a person possessing multiple brains.

• A person with two brains.

• They enable the execution of a single instruction by multiple cores simultaneously.

The term "volatile memory" is often used to describe which of the following components due to its requirement for continuous power to retain data?

• Hard Disk Drive (HDD)

• Solid State Drive (SSD)

• Random Access Memory (RAM)

• Read-Only Memory (ROM)

Which of the following network models has no centralized control over who has access to network resources?

• Peer-to-peer network

• Server-based network

• Domain-based network

• Client-server network

The process of adding IP addresses and MAC addresses to chunks of data for network transmission is referred to as:

• Encapsulation

• Decapsulation

• Fragmentation

• Reassembly

Which of the following acronyms represents the firmware responsible for the initial startup routines of a PC, including the POST?

• RAM

• CPU

• BIOS

• CMOS

In the context of computer networks, what does the acronym MAN stand for?

• Metropolitan Area Network

• Main Access Network

• Multiple Access Node

• Managed Area Network

Which of the following components acts as the primary long-term storage device in a computer?

• RAM

• CPU

• Hard Disk Drive

• Solid State Drive

Which type of network employs third-party communication providers to transport network traffic between locations?

• LAN

• WAN

• MAN

• Intranet

A 'frame' in networking is essentially a:

• Packet with source and destination IP addresses

• Packet with source and destination MAC addresses and an error-checking code

• Chunk of data without any addressing information

• Type of network protocol

Which of the following statements about peer-to-peer networks is FALSE?

• They are suitable for networks with a large number of users

• Each user acts as the administrator of their own computer

• They can lead to challenges in data organization

• Users might need to remember multiple sets of credentials