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IB ITGS Software

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A company makes the software and people pay to use it

a)

Propriety Software

b)

Open Source

2.

Standard Software

a)

You try the software for free for a short period of time like 3 weeks then they ask you if you want to actually use it(this is when you would pay for it like Netflix)

b)

You sign into the website and everything is for you and yours(google drive)

c)

Pay once and you can use it

3.

Pay Per Use Software

a)

For example Netflix so you use the software but you pay for it regularly while you use it($100/month)

b)

You can share the software with other users for periods of time. The site license is for everyone on the site and floating is having 50 licenses and the software checks that the number of users does not exceed the number of purchased licenses.

c)

You pay every time you use the software

d)

Software that you can generally use for free but to use the full software you need to pay(Grammarly is an example)

4.

You sign into the website and everything is for you and it’s yours(google drive)

a)

Pay Per Use

b)

Multi-feature

c)

Freemium

d)

Named user

5.

Freemium

a)

Software that you can generally use for free but to use the full software you need to pay

b)

You can share the software with other users for periods of time. The site license is for everyone on the site and floating is having 50 licenses and the software checks that the number of users does not exceed the number of purchased licenses.

c)

You can choose what you want from the proprietary software(anti-virus software. You can do a lot of other things related to security but you can pick to just use antivirus)

d)

You try the software for free for a short period of time like 3 weeks then they ask you if you want to actually use it(this is when you would pay for it like Netflix)

6.

You try the software for free for a short period of time then they ask you if you want to actually use it(Grammarly & Netflix are examples)

a)

Subscription

b)

Try & Buy

c)

Multi-feature

d)

Floating

7.

Subscription Software

a)

Software that you can generally use for free but to use the full software you need to pay(Grammarly is an example)

b)

Pay once and you can use it

c)

For example Netflix so you use the software but you pay for it regularly while you use it($100/month)

d)

You can share the software with other users for periods of time. The site license is for everyone on the site and floating is having 50 licenses and the software checks that the number of users does not exceed the number of purchased licenses.

8.

Multi-feature

a)

You can choose what you want from the proprietary software(anti-virus software. You can do a lot of other things related to security but you can pick to just use antivirus)

b)

You pay every time you use the software

c)

For example Netflix so you use the software but you pay for it regularly while you use it($100/month)

d)

You can share the software with other users for periods of time. The site license is for everyone on the site and floating is having 50 licenses and the software checks that the number of users does not exceed the number of purchased licenses.

9.

You can share the software with other users for periods of time. The site license is for everyone on the site and __________ is having 50 licenses and the software checks that the number of users does not exceed the number of purchased licenses.

a)

Freemium

b)

Floating

c)

Pay Per Use

d)

Multi-feature

10.

Single-User License

a)

Company makes software and users pay to use it

b)

Allows user to install software onto a single device

c)

The User can share the software with a limited amount of people

d)

The user can only use the software after a series of instalment payments

11.

allows a number of installations, up to the maximum in the agreement. It may be possible to install these on a network server as long as the maximum number of concurrent users is not exceeded. That means that if you have a 25-user license, the 26th person to log on should be denied access to the software.

a)

Single User License

b)

Multi-User License

c)

Site License

d)

Propriety Software

12.

Site License

a)

If you have a 25 user license then a 26 person trying to log in should be denied access

b)

Allows any number of users belonging to a specific site

c)

Use of the software outside a specific organization(site) is denied

d)

You go purchase it physically

13.

Back-Up

a)

Creates exact copies of flies, databases and or entire computers

b)

Creates semi exact copies of flies and data that you can edit on another computer

14.

File Defragmentation

a)

Lossy / Lossless

b)

The process of moving portions of files around on a disk and reassembling them elsewhere to access them on a different computer

c)

create exact copies of files, databases, or entire computers.

d)

Software made for special user needs in regard for ease of accessibility

15.

System Monitoring

a)

Task Manager.

b)

Assistive Software.

c)

Tells you what you have running on your computer and helps how that affects your computer's speed of operation. Tells you how much CPU, memory, and more is being used by every app you have open.

d)

Useful when your computer is lagging and apps are crashing because you can find out what's causing the problem and close it.

e)

When files are made smaller to be accessed somewhere else.

16.

Assistive Software

a)

Made for user special needs in regard to their ease of accessibility

b)

Siri

c)

Made to help store files in the right areas

17.

Define adware

a)

designed to grab passwords and other information from users through their Web browser and other applications such as Skype.

b)

A form of malware that hides on your device and shows you advertisements. Some adware also monitors your behavior online so it can target you with specific ads.

c)

The collective name for a number of malicious software variants, including viruses, ransomware, and spyware. Shorthand for malicious software, malware typically consists of code developed by cyberattackers, designed to cause extensive damage to data and systems or to gain unauthorized access to a network.

d)

is a type of malicious code or software that looks legitimate but can take control of your computer.

18.

is the collective name for a number of malicious software variants, including viruses, ransomware, and spyware. Shorthand for malicious software,_______ typically consists of code developed by cyberattackers, designed to cause extensive damage to data and systems or to gain unauthorized access to a network.

a)

Malware

b)

Adware

c)

Mac Flashback:

d)

Computer worm

19.

Define a computer virus

a)

File shredding is replacing the old location of a file with random 1s and 0s so it can no longer be recovered.

b)

type of malicious code or software that looks legitimate but can take control of your computer. A _____ is designed to damage, disrupt, steal, or in general, inflict some other harmful action on your data or network.

c)

type of malware that spreads copies of itself across a computer.

d)

type of malicious code or program written to alter the way a computer operates and is designed to spread from one computer to another.

20.

A___________is a type of malware that spreads copies of itself across a computer.

a)

Ransomware

b)

Computer virus

c)

Computer worm

21.

Define Spyware

a)

malicious software that infects your computer and displays messages demanding a fee to be paid in order for your system to work again.

b)

software that infiltrates your computing device, stealing your internet usage data and sensitive information. Designed to gain access to or damage your computer, often without your knowledge.

22.

____________ is malicious software that infects your computer and displays messages demanding a fee to be paid in order for your system to work again.

a)

Ransomware

b)

Malware

c)

Trojan

d)

Adware

23.

Trojan Horse

a)

is a type of malicious code or software that looks legitimate but can take control of your computer. A Trojan is designed to damage, disrupt, steal, or in general, inflict some other harmful action on your data or network.

b)

software that infiltrates your computing device, stealing your internet usage data and sensitive information. Designed to gain access to or damage your computer, often without your knowledge.

c)

is a type of malware that spreads copies of itself across a computer.

24.

______________can enter a protected network through many vectors, including email, file sharing sites, and downloads. encrypts files on desktops and network shares and “holds them for ransom”, prompting any user that tries to open the file to pay a fee to decrypt them. For this reason, _____________ and its variants have come to be known as “ransomware.”

a)

Cryptolocker

b)

MyDoom

c)

Mac Flashback

25.

__________Affects Microsoft Windows, This type of worm is embedded in an email attachment, and spreads using the infected computer's email networks.

a)

MyDoom

b)

Cryptolocker

c)

Mac Flashback

26.

__________is malware designed to grab passwords and other information from users through their Web browser and other applications such as Skype. A user typically mistakes it for a legitimate browser plug-in while visiting a malicious Web site.

a)

MyDoom

b)

Mac Flashback

c)

Cryptolocker

27.

Compression

a)

Ensures safe and efficient running of software

b)

compresses really big files so that they are easier to transfer around or between computers

c)

Lossy & Lossless

d)

leaves your computer vulnerable to viruses and your computer will not be operating at its best performance

28.

Lossy vs. Lossless

a)

Lossless compression is irreversibly compressing files to transfer them around and between computers

b)

Lossless is reversible compression of files to transfer them around and between computers

c)

Lossy compression is irreversibly compressing files to transfer them around and between computers

d)

Lossy is reversible compression of files to transfer them around and between computers

29.

Why Update?

a)

For recovering deleted files and software because files aren’t gone until that file is replaced by new files.

b)

To improve performance and the security, and software that runs your computer

c)

Not updating your computer leaves your computer vulnerable to viruses and your computer will not be operating at its best performance

d)

Ensures safe and efficient running of software