Understanding Binary Prefixes Quiz

I have 2048 Bytes. How many KiB do I have?

• 1 KiB

• 2 KiB

• 4 KiB

• 8 KiB

Which of the following is the correct value for 1 GiB in MiB?

• 1000 MiB

• 1024 MiB

• 2048 MiB

• 1,000,000 MiB

How many GiB are there in 4 TiB?

• 1024 GiB

• 4096 GiB

• 512 GiB

• 2048 GiB

A file is 5 MiB in size. How many Bytes is this?

• 5,000,000 Bytes

• 5,120,000 Bytes

• 5,242,880 Bytes

• 6,000,000 Bytes

What does the prefix ‘Ki’ in KiB stand for?

• Kilo

• Kibi

• Kilobyte

• Kibibyte

I have 8 GiB of RAM. How many MiB is this?

• 8000 MiB

• 8192 MiB

• 16000 MiB

• 16384 MiB

Which of the following is the correct order of binary prefixes from smallest to largest?

• KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB

• KiB, GiB, MiB, TiB

• MiB, KiB, GiB, TiB

• GiB, MiB, KiB, TiB

If I have a storage device with 2 TiB capacity, how many GiB does it have?

• 1024 GiB

• 2048 GiB

• 4096 GiB

• 8192 GiB

What is the main difference between binary (IEC) prefixes and decimal (SI) prefixes?

• Binary prefixes are based on powers of 10, while decimal prefixes are based on powers of 2

• Binary prefixes are based on powers of 2, while decimal prefixes are based on powers of 10

• Both use the same base

• Binary prefixes are only used in networking

A hard drive is advertised as 1 TB (terabyte). How many TiB (tebibytes) does it actually have?

• 0.91 TiB

• 1 TiB

• 1.1 TiB

• 1.5 TiB