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WorksheetsBTEC DIT C3 LAA1 - End of section test
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
Instead of storing files and folders on your PC or Device, you can store them remotely. This is known as...
Bubble Storage
Secondary Storage
Cloud Storage
Local Storage
Data already on your device only, can be... (choose two)
Downloaded from the cloud
Uploaded to the cloud
Removed from the device
Removed from the cloud
2 advantages of cloud computing
Available 24/7
Automatic updates
Easy to access
Optional backups
Saving a digital picture to a hard drive
Applications like Google Docs are useful because... (choose two)
No need to install anything on the computer
You need to install on the device
Accessible from anywhere (with an Internet connection)
Can work without Internet connection
You have to be in the office
Cloud Computing applications are typically accessed through...
Hardware on your computer.
A proxy server.
A web browser.
An offline application.
How can a team use cloud computing ?
Can work on the same document at the same time
Can post comments and edits
Can email easily
Can access from anywhere
Benefits of cloud computing include (choose two)
Everyone has the same version of the software
It can be used offline
Changes within the document can be tracked by who made them.
You always have a backup stored on your local device.
___________________________ means that when a user makes a change to a file this change will appear in the versions used by others
Synchronization
Upload
Real time processing
If there is no WiFi available on a WiFi connected device then the device can be t (a) to a smart phone to access the internet via the phone
What term describes when an employee is working but is not based in the workplace?
Online
Remote Working
Working onsite
Distance learning
The name given to the computer (hardware) and operating system (software) on which applications can be run is?
User Interface
Tethering
Platform
Streaming
The period of time when a computer and its services are unavailable is called d (a) ?
What is a blackspot?
A place where the signal is around an average level.
A place where your signal is extremely strong.
A place where there's no signal.
Cities where there's lots of Wi-Fi available.
What is an Ad-hoc network?
An ad-hoc network is where two devices can directly communicate with each other through a router or other medium
An ad-hoc network is a stand alone device that uses a router to help communicate with the internet
An ad-hoc network is where two devices can directly communicate with each other, instead of through a medium like a router or wireless access point
An ad-hoc network is a network where the wires have been made custom for the user and will allow a specialist network to be made
A PAN is?
A Personal Area Network
A Pathetic Attempt at a Network
A Propitiatory Network
A Personal Access Network
Which of these may affect a network's availability? (choose three)
Being in a rural locations
Being in a developing country
Having an expert user
Using too many applications
Mobile network coverage
When one uses a bank card, they are required to enter their PIN. What does PIN stand for?
Personal Instant Number
Personal Identification Number
Professional Instant Number
Professional Identification Number
A policy that that is designed to set out the actions what will need to take place after a disaster (e.g an attack or a natural disaster such as a fire or flood), to restore an organisations services as quickly as possible
Emergency recovery policy
Disaster recuperation policy
Emergency recuperation policy
Disaster recovery policy
If there was a security breach in an organisation's cloud computing provider which of the following would be a result (choose three).
The companies reputation would increase, more publicity is good
The companies reputation would decrease, and they may lose customers
Potential legal action against the company
Potential loss of customers
The company would have to close down, no matter what
What are ISO standards?
Rules for Search Engine Optimisation
Security standards created by the International Organisation for Standardisation
ICT Regulations created by the UK government
A disaster recovery plan for a business
Tick all the answers that are drawbacks of a disaster recovery policy
They can reduce the amount of time it takes to recover following a cyber security disaster
It is not always possible to think of every single risk that could occur before an attack is carried out.
They set out the roles of each person so everybody knows what to do following an attack.
Once the policy has been created, it needs to be continually updated to ensure new threats have been accounted for.
A Stakeholder is
when a document or file is copied to your computer or device means it can be used when you are not connected to the internet
a period when a computer and its services are unavailable
those with an interest or investment in a business or organisation and who are affected by changes, decisions or financial concerns, such as employees and suppliers
geographical information that is stored in a way that can be used by devices such as smartphones and tablets to provide data about your location
Which of these platforms has the most processing power?
Desktop Computer
Notebook Computer
Tablet Computer
Smartphone
Sometimes when using a cloud syncing service all files may not be copied to a smartphone, why is this?
Not enough storage space
Not enough memory
Screen size is too small
It's a portable device
Which of these platforms are portable? (Tick all that apply)
Desktop Computer
Notebook Computer
Tablet Computer
Smartphone
Geo-data is
when a document or file is copied to your computer or device means it can be used when you are not connected to the internet
a period when a computer and its services are unavailable
those with an interest or investment in a business or organisation and who are affected by changes, decisions or financial concerns, such as employees and suppliers
geographical information that is stored in a way that can be used by devices such as smartphones and tablets to provide data about your location
True or False: All cloud services can work on all platforms?
True
False
The term "Streaming" refers to
Data being sent to your device in a continuous flow when the device is connected to the internet
Data that has been converted to a type of code that cannot be understood without a translation key
Connections where other users would be able to intercept the data being transmitted between your device and its destination.
A short range technology that connects multiple devices
Which is a standard for connection sockets on computers, connecting devices such as mice, keyboards, printers, external hard drives etc.
Personal Area Network
Universal Serial Bus (USB)
Synchronisation
Ad-Hoc Network
The term "Insecure" refers to
Data being sent to your device in a continuous flow when the device is connected to the internet
Data that has been converted to a type of code that cannot be understood without a translation key
Connections where other users would be able to intercept the data being transmitted between your device and its destination.
A short range technology that connects multiple devices
The term "Encryption" refers to
Data being sent to your device in a continuous flow when the device is connected to the internet
Data that has been converted to a type of code that cannot be understood without a translation key
Connections where other users would be able to intercept the data being transmitted between your device and its destination.
A short range technology that connects multiple devices
What is a personal hotspot?
A short range technology that connects multiple devices
A computer network used for data communication between devices
This describes connections where other users would be able to intercept the data being transmitted between your device and its destination.
Refers to using a phone’s internet connectivity when allowing a device to connect to the internet by tethering
Software applications that are designed to behave as if they are a whole computer are called what?
Virtual Machines (VM)
Virtual Reality (VR)
Private Machines (PM)
Administrator Machines (AM)
Which of these could be a reason for cloud storage Downtime (Choose three).
Internet connection interrupted
Cyberattack
Updates
Not enough usage
Using a keyboard instead of a mouse
A company storing data in the cloud may be concerned about security. What issues will they be concerned with?
Encryption
Who owns the data while in the cloud
Shoulder surfing
Viruses
Like a regular computer, a server running a cloud service will require...
A screen
Switching on and off every day
Software & Security Updates
The user to log into it every day
What is it called when a smart phone acts as an access point, allowing other devices to connect to it in order to share its mobile broadband connection.
PIN
Uploading
Tethering
Server
Which is a computer network used for data communication between devices.
Personal Area Network
Universal Serial Bus (USB)
Synchronisation
Ad-Hoc Network
Which of the following is a benefit of using cloud computing?
Decreased data security
Increased hardware costs
Limited access to data
Scalability and flexibility
What does the term 'bandwidth' refer to in networking?
The physical distance between two network devices
The amount of data that can be transmitted in a fixed amount of time
The number of devices connected to a network
The type of cables used in a network
