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1.

The IP address is

a)

Unique address of the computer on a network

b)

Transmission control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

c)

network address translation

d)

Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP

e)

Simulating the system on a special purpose compute

2.

Protocol

a)

a set of standards for software used with internal look-up tables in a TCP/IP network for routing data through a gateway between networks restore

b)

a network connecting computers within very large areas, such as states, countries, and the world

c)

Transmission control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

d)

network address translation

e)

Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP)

3.

WAN (Wide Area Network) –

a)

a network connecting computers within very large areas, such as states, countries, and the world

b)

network address translation

c)

a network connecting computers in a relatively small area such as a building

d)

Transmission control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP

e)

Unique address of the computer on a network

4.

LAN (Local Area Network) –

a)

a network connecting computers in a relatively small area such as a building

b)

network address translation

c)

a network connecting computers within very large areas, such as states, countries, and the world

d)

network address translation

e)

Transmission control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP

5.

NAT

a)

network address translation

b)

a network connecting computers in a relatively small area such as a building

c)

a network connecting computers within very large areas, such as states, countries, and the world

d)

Transmission control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP

e)

Unique address of the computer on a network

6.

Two basic categories of network topologies exist, physical topologies and

a)

logical topologies

b)

Unique address of the computer on a network

c)

blood type

d)

network address translation

e)

Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP)

7.

Network topologies

a)

Bus, star, ring

b)

logical topologies

c)

the topology of the bus

d)

blood type

e)

network address translation

8.

Types of computer networks

a)

WAN

b)

LAN

c)

MAN

d)

Topology

e)

the topology of the bus

9.

The Internet was originally planned by ... in the

a)

Advanced Research project Agency (ARPA) of the USA government, 1960s

b)

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1970s

c)

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, 1950s

d)

International Telecommunication Union, 1950s

e)

International Development Association, 1960s

10.

It is provides a connection to the addressee and there was created a reliable service of data on a specified address between different subnets with a choice of the shortest way of transmission

a)

Transmission control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

b)

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

c)

Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP)

d)

Simple mail transport Protocol (SMTP)

e)

Post office Protocol (POP)

11.

What is an Internet?

a)

It is the global computer network that makes publicly available a variety of services such asemail, instant messaging and the World Wide Web, using the communication protocol

b)

It is the technology used for cellular communication

c)

It is a software application for accessing information on the World Wide Web

d)

It is the conceptual model and set of communications protocols used in the Internet and similar computer networks

e)

It is the industry term for the company that is able to provide you with access to the Internet, typically from a computer

12.

A basic technique for isolating data communications faults is

a)

Simulating the system on a special purpose compute

b)

Calling the DTE service department

c)

Calling the telephone company

d)

Performing a loopback test

e)

Unique address of the computer on a network

13.

Number of channels on which different operations can occur simultaneously on one ISDN basic access line is

a)

3

b)

2

c)

1

d)

5

e)

6

14.

A term sometimes used to refer to the interconnection of personal digital devices or consumer electronics within a range of about 30 feet (10 meters) and without the use of wires or cables

a)

SAN (small area network)

b)

GAN (great area network)

c)

MAN (middle area network)

d)

PAN (personal area network)

e)

LAN (local area network)

15.

A data communications network that connects personal computers within a very limited geographical area—usually a single building. Its use a variety of wired and wireless technologies

a)

SAN (small area network)

b)

GAN (great area network)

c)

MAN (middle area network)

d)

PAN (personal area network)

e)

LAN (local area network)

16.

Public high-speed network capable of voice and data transmission within a range of about 50 miles (80 km). For example local Internet service providers, small cable television companies, and local telephone companies

a)

SAN (small area network

b)

MAN (middle area network)

c)

PAN (personal area network)

d)

LAN (local area network)

e)

MAN (metropolitan area network)

17.

Type of networks covers a large geographical area and usually consists of several smaller networks, which might use different computer platforms and network technologies

a)

MAN (middle area network)

b)

PAN (personal area network)

c)

LAN (local area network)

d)

MAN (metropolitan area network)

e)

WAN (wide area network)

18.

Each connection point on a network is referred to as a network

a)

protocol

b)

node

c)

computer

d)

virus

e)

group

19.

A way to transfer files from one computer to another over any TCP/IP network, such as a LAN or the Internet provides

a)

VoIP

b)

Grid computing

c)

Real-time messaging

d)

Cloud computing

e)

FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

20.

High speed switched data transmission network of servers, workstations, disk storage and tape libraries

a)

Storage Area Network (SAN)

b)

Blade-servers

c)

Engineering infrastructure

d)

Storage data processing centers

e)

Neural Networks

21.

The concept of "cloud computing" was born in…

a)

1960

b)

1980

c)

2005

d)

2008

e)

2016

22.

Cloud technology

a)

an electronic store your data on the Internet, which allows you to store, edit, and share interesting files and documents with friends and colleagues

b)

a conceptual model, which includes the elements of all these decisions. At the moment, the complete realization of it does not exist - it is in fact ideal for large-scale cloud-based companies such as Google and Microsoft

c)

a model of computer data storage in which the digital data is stored in logical pools, said to be on "the cloud

d)

is a field of computer science that studies distributed systems

e)

A computer program that runs within a distributed system is called a distributed program (and distributed programming is the process of writing such programs).

23.

A business model of selling software in which the owner (supplier) software provides access to it to users (customers) through the Internet

a)

SaaS

b)

MaaS

c)

DaaS

d)

HaaS

e)

CaaS

24.

…- is served in the cloud software for monitoring and security

a)

MaaS

b)

DaaS

c)

HaaS

d)

CaaS

e)

SaaS

25.

… - an electronic store your data on the Internet, which allows you to store, edit, and share interesting files and documents with friends and colleagues

a)

Cloud technology

b)

DaaS

c)

HaaS

d)

CaaS

e)

SaaS

26.

Everything as a Service (Everything as a service, abbreviated EaaS

a)

a conceptual model, which includes the elements of all these decisions. At the moment, the complete realization of it does not exist - it is in fact ideal for large-scale cloud-based companies such as Google and Microsoft

b)

an electronic store your data on the Internet, which allows you to store, edit, and share interesting files and documents with friends and colleagues

c)

a model of computer data storage in which the digital data is stored in logical pools, said to be on "the cloud"

d)

is a field of computer science that studies distributed systems

e)

A computer program that runs within a distributed system is called a distributed program (and distributed programming is the process of writing such programs).[

27.

a conceptual model, which includes the elements of all these decisions. At the moment, the complete realization of it does not exist - it is in fact ideal for large-scale cloud-based companies such as Google and Microsoft

a)

EaaS

b)

MaaS

c)

DaaS

d)

HaaS

e)

CaaS

28.

Cloud storage is …

a)

a model of computer data storage in which the digital data is stored in logical pools, said to be on "the cloud"

b)

A computer program that runs within a distributed system is called a distributed program (and distributed programming is the process of writing such programs

c)

service that is provided by a third party so that you can focus on what’s more important to you, like your code and relationships with your customers

d)

3 main types of cloud computing

e)

refers to the use of distributed systems to solve computational problems

29.

a model of computer data storage in which the digital data is stored in logical pools, said to be on "the cloud

a)

Cloud storage

b)

MaaS

c)

DaaS

d)

HaaS

e)

CaaS

30.

Cloud computing exhibits the following key characteristics

a)

Cost reductions are claimed by cloud providers

b)

a model of computer data storage in which the digital data is stored in logical pools, said to be on "the cloud

c)

a conceptual model, which includes the elements of all these decisions. At the moment, the complete realization of it does not exist - it is in fact ideal for large-scale cloud-based companies such as Google and Microsoft

d)

is a field of computer science that studies distributed systems

e)

A computer program that runs within a distributed system is called a distributed program (and distributed programming is the process of writing such programs

31.

To replenish the collection of applications of his mobile device, the user can use the service

a)

Google Play

b)

Android Play

c)

Google Market

d)

Google Maps

e)

Google Analiz

32.

Which component is user-replaceable on most devices

a)

memory card

b)

Cpu

c)

touch screen

d)

RAM

e)

ROM

33.

What term refers to the ability of a mobile device to recognize when multiple touches are performed on the screen?

a)

multisensory

b)

large touch

c)

long touch

d)

sensory

e)

touch

34.

The main operating systems for mobile phones

a)

Android, Apple iOS,Bada, Maemo

b)

Java Yahoo

c)

Linux

d)

MS DOS

e)

Unix

35.

High speed switched data transmission network of servers, workstations, disk storage and tape libraries

a)

Storage Area Network (SAN)

b)

Storage data processing centers

c)

Engineering infrastructure

d)

Blade-servers

e)

Neural Networks

36.

What is the first fully-automated cellular standard in the history

a)

Nordic Mobile Telephony

b)

Denmark Mobile Telephony

c)

Russia Mobile Telephony

d)

American Mobile Telephony

e)

Singapore Mobile Telephony

37.

Which of the following operating systems are not mobile?

a)

Linux OS

b)

Anroid 8.1

c)

iOS 11.3

d)

Windows Phone

e)

Anroid 8.2

38.

An operating system developed by Apple

a)

Mac

b)

Linux

c)

Windows

d)

Unix

e)

MS-DOS

39.

Examples of mobile IT devices

a)

Laptop, smartphones

b)

personal computer

c)

plotter

d)

printer

e)

mouse

40.

Mobile technology which based on digital technology

a)

1G, 2G, 3G, 4G

b)

Virtual reality

c)

Cloud technology

d)

Data storage system

e)

Public cloud

41.

What are some examples of multimedia

a)

Video games, movies, and television

b)

Television series

c)

Computer-generated graphics

d)

Digital pictures

e)

Images

42.

What is multimedia

a)

Moving images and text

b)

Images and audio

c)

Integration of still and moving images, text, and sounds by means of computer Technology

d)

Programs that combine text and images on a television screen

e)

An animation

43.

What tool should you first use when cropping a photo

a)

Rectangle Select

b)

Move Selected Pixels

c)

Move selection

d)

Lasso Selection

e)

Zoom

44.

Which of the following is an instructional media

a)

Blackboard

b)

Photo

c)

Radio

d)

Satellite

e)

Television

45.

Which input device would you use for audio input?

a)

Camera

b)

Microphone

c)

Printer

d)

Scanner

e)

Speakers

46.

What is computer-based training

a)

A video game

b)

A method of training a computer to reject viruses

c)

A method of education that allows people to learn at their own pace, usiingspecically designed interactive software

d)

A method of training the computer to perform routine tasks

e)

An animation

47.

How does multimedia help school-age children?

a)

It replaces direct textbook reading

b)

It helps students learn in new and stimulating ways and allows them to apply their knowledge creatively

c)

It allows students to control all their learning

d)

It replaces teacher lectures

e)

It replaces teacher

48.

What advances in multimedia were made in the early 1970's

a)

Advances in the ability to fit more text in a presentation

b)

Advances in making supercomputers

c)

Advances in integrating computers with CDs

d)

Advances in graphics, movies, and audio

e)

Advances in making computers

49.

What is multimedia

a)

Moving images and text

b)

Images and audio

c)

Integration of still and moving images, text, and sounds by means of computer Technology

d)

Programs that combine text and images on a television screen

e)

An animation

50.

How many American Corporation are using online learning

a)

77%

b)

87%

c)

67%

d)

37%

e)

97%

51.

What are presentations

a)

A sequence of slides that usually incorporate text, sound, graphics, and animation

b)

A speech

c)

Information presented using more text than graphics and animation

d)

A television interview or news report

e)

An animation

52.

Computer graphics are ...

a)

pictures and drawings

b)

Texts

c)

Digits

d)

Data

e)

Process

53.

Information and communication technologies can be classified as

a)

Multimedia technologies

b)

Telephone cables

c)

TV technology

d)

distance education system

e)

Use of computer technology in education

54.

What does the term multimedia mean

a)

This is a modern technology that allows to combine sound in a computer system

b)

this is a word processing program

c)

This is a code compilation program

d)

raster

e)

enginering

55.

The term is … used to refer to the convergence of audio-visual and telephone networks with computer networks\ through a single cabling or link system

a)

Multimedia

b)

ICT

c)

Cloud

d)

WAN

e)

LAN

56.

Techniques is used to reduce the size of files that contain audio data

a)

Audio compression

b)

MP3 player

c)

Media Player

d)

GeForce

e)

PCI Express

57.

What does the term multimedia mean

a)

this is a modern technology that allows you to combine sound, text, video and images in a computer system

b)

this is a text processing program

c)

it is a video, image programming system

d)

this is a code compilation program

e)

markup language for creating interactive multimedia presentations

58.

What is the positive side of multimedia technology

a)

the use of video and animation

b)

converting video

c)

the use of videos and images

d)

effective impact on the user to whom it is intended

e)

this is a code compilation program

59.

How many models of organization of elements in different types of informatization do you know

a)

5

b)

4

c)

2

d)

3

e)

7

60.

What type of graphics consists of many different objects of lines, rectangles

a)

raster

b)

vector

c)

engineering

d)

3D graphics

e)

RBG

61.

How many categories of programs for creating vector graphics do you know

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

e)

6

62.

Which program belongs to the computer-aided design program

a)

Roll

b)

Compasses

c)

Compass

d)

Adobe Draw

e)

Jscript

63.

What is the type of modeling in which objects are described using an algorithm or procedure

a)

constructive modeling

b)

free modeling

c)

procedural modeling

d)

software modeling

e)

in the presence of columns

64.

What are the elements of raster graphics

a)

geometric shapes

b)

duplex

c)

raster

d)

pixel

e)

text

65.

What is color mode

a)

a method of organizing bits for the purpose of describing a color

b)

it is the control of the color characteristics of the image

c)

it is the organization of color

d)

these are the modes of color graphics

e)

it is the ability of the system to recognize words

66.

Choose correct variant.

……. Is a system of interacting systems, this ensuring modern quality of life due to the use of innovative technologies which provide economic and eco-friendly use of urban systems

a)

Smart city

b)

Smart watch

c)

Telephone

d)

Computer

e)

Online interview

67.

an operating system for smartphones, tablet PCs, e-books, digital players, "smart" watches, game consoles, netbooks, smartbooks, the Google glasses, TV, System Works automatic driving and other devices

a)

Android

b)

BlackBerry

c)

Microsoft Silverlight

d)

Symbian

e)

Windows Phone

68.

What is another term for a smart home

a)

Home Automation

b)

Sci-fi Home

c)

Robotic Home

d)

Future Home

e)

Smart Phone

69.

When was smart home technology first introduced

a)

1975

b)

1980

c)

1982

d)

1999

e)

2004

70.

Which of these devices can be used to remotely control your security system

a)

All of the above – As long as you have a device that has Wi-Fi access and a screen, odds are you can access your smart home products from it

b)

Smart Phone

c)

Tablet

d)

Computer

e)

Phone

71.

___may refer to any kind of communication over the internet that ffers a real-time transmission of text messages from sender to receiver

a)

Online chat

b)

Chat

c)

messages

d)

e-mails

e)

Online interview

72.

Who introduced the term «SMART

a)

Piter Ferdinand Druker

b)

Steve Jobs

c)

Mark Zuckerberg

d)

Bill Gates

e)

Christopher Columb

73.

How much purpose does have «SMART

a)

5

b)

4

c)

3

d)

2

e)

1

74.

On what smart devices are connected to the phone

a)

By cable

b)

No way

c)

By sound

d)

By wire

e)

By Bluetooth

75.

Which city in the first «SMART-CITY» in the Korea

a)

Seoul

b)

Songdo

c)

Beijing

d)

Kyoto

e)

Sarasota

76.

What is Smart Technology

a)

Machineries that permit mobile, web, databases, wireless access, and sensors to acclimatize and meet the needs of the smart preschoolers in the smart contexts

b)

Information and communication technologies used to improve the management of territories and businesses

c)

Smart” is now a marketing buzzword. If a product is “smart,” the implication is that it will make life better for the user than its “dumber” counterpart

d)

Smart Technologies (stylized as SMART Technologies) also known as Smart, is a Canadian company headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and wholly owned by Foxconn

e)

an interactive product company best known for its interactive touchboards that can be connected to a computer and video projector

77.

Top trends in technology

a)

Smart technology

b)

Company

c)

Programs

d)

Information

e)

operating system

78.

Currently, manufacturers of smart technology

a)

USA, Canada, Korea

b)

Great Britain, Kazakhstan

c)

Germany, England

d)

USA, Germany

e)

Vietnam, Japan

79.

Customers of the results of the work of smart technology companies

a)

Teachers and students

b)

Bussinesmans

c)

Applicants

d)

Leaders

e)

Sellers

80.

Smart products are widespread in many countries around the world

a)

175

b)

193

c)

205

d)

15

e)

182

81.

What is smart learning

a)

a new type of training, the opportunity to get a comfortable education, not limited to time and space

b)

learning process

c)

a new type of education

d)

Possibility to get rid of paperwork

e)

a program that facilitates the work of teachers

82.

Modern models of smart technology

a)

smart watch, phone

b)

Computers, TV

c)

Books, copybooks

d)

keyboard

e)

mouse

83.

The main systems of smart technology

a)

e-learning, objective legitimacy

b)

work with a computer

c)

work with an interactive whiteboard

d)

distance learning of children

e)

Quick start

84.

One of the basic laws of smart technology

a)

Self-government law

b)

Toffler's paradigm

c)

The paradigm of built-in synchronicity

d)

social-synergetic paradigm

e)

social-synergetic law

85.

Smart technology can be divided into

a)

4

b)

5

c)

3

d)

2

e)

6

86.

Internet government, digital government, online government -…

a)

E-government

b)

Nanotechnology

c)

Robotics

d)

STEM

e)

E-learning

87.

The concept "electronic commerce" is equivalent to the concept …

a)

electronic trading

b)

E-learning

c)

Nanotechnology

d)

E-government

e)

ICT

88.

… an exchange of goods and (or) services based on the existing communications with the help of electronic means of communication

a)

Electronic commerce

b)

E-learning

c)

local network

d)

Nanotechnology

e)

E-government

89.

… is one that provides its home owners comfort, security, energy efficiency (low operating costs) and convenience at all times, regardless of whether anyone is home

a)

A Smart Home

b)

Smart City

c)

Nanotechnology

d)

ICT

e)

E-learning

90.

… is a city where day after day the quality of life is improved and the costs of sevices are decreased

a)

SmartCity

b)

A Smart Home

c)

Nanotechnology

d)

ICT

e)

E-learning

91.

… is the branch of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and computer science that deals with the design, construction, operation, and application of robots, as well as computer systems for their control, sensory feedback, and information processing

a)

Robotics

b)

STEM

c)

Nanotechnology

d)

nanotech

e)

E-government

92.

… is manipulation of matter on an atomic, molecular, and supramolecular scale

a)

Nanotechnology

b)

STEM

c)

Robotics

d)

E-government

e)

E-learning

93.

What term in computer technology generally refers to the abstraction of computer resources by providing the user with a system that "encapsulates" own implementation

a)

virtualization

b)

expansion

c)

compression

d)

ratification

e)

validation

94.

Development and application by Governments, the private sector, and civil society that shape the evolution and use of the Internet

a)

Internet governance

b)

Internet Business

c)

Robotics

d)

STEM

e)

E-learning

95.

When question of writing Internet with an upper or lower case has been re-emerged

a)

November 2006

b)

December 2008

c)

September 2007

d)

October 2009

e)

September 2009

96.

Which two terms are usually put forward to express aspects of global digital developments

a)

Information Society and Communication Technology

b)

Internet Business and Information Society

c)

Internet Governance and Business

d)

STEM

e)

E-learning

97.

When Internet has started as government project in the US

a)

In the late 1960’s

b)

In the late 1970’s

c)

In 2000’s

d)

In 2018

e)

In the late 1980’s

98.

List two approaches to almost every Internet Governance issue

a)

Old real vs new cyber

b)

Internet Business vs cyber

c)

Real and false

d)

STEM and real

e)

E-learning and E – governance

99.

One of the main strengths of the Internet is

a)

Public nature

b)

Business

c)

Information

d)

Smart systems

e)

Communication

100.

One of the key governance issues in 2005

a)

Spam filtering

b)

Cyber attacks

c)

Slow connections

d)

Internet problems

e)

Low rate of profit

101.

What is probably the most appropriate visualization of Internet governance and policy debates

a)

Balance

b)

Freedom

c)

Speed

d)

Internet

e)

Spams

102.

How many main areas of internet governance issues did the WCIG report identified

a)

4

b)

2

c)

6

d)

10

e)

7

103.

According to Diplo’s classification of Internet governance how many groups of issues do exists

a)

5

b)

2

c)

8

d)

9

e)

3

104.

Intellectual property is -

a)

Protection of author’s rights

b)

Internet Business

c)

Education

d)

STEM

e)

Smart systems

105.

Smart systems

a)

Internet governance cognitive toolkit

b)

Internet Business cognitive toolkit

c)

Cognitive tools

d)

Cognitive tools

e)

E-learning platforms

106.

ISO means

a)

International Organization for Standardization

b)

Interconnection Organization for Standardization

c)

Interconnection Organization for Standardization

d)

Information Organization for Standardization

e)

International Organization for Systems

107.

Quickpay

a)

the company was founded in 2003

b)

the company was founded in 2002

c)

the company was founded in 2000

d)

the company was founded in 1990

e)

the company was founded in 198

108.

the company was founded in 198

a)

the company exists since 2004

b)

the company exists since 2000

c)

the company exists since 2001

d)

the company exists since 2002

e)

the company exists since 2020

109.

Using terminal you can pay for

a)

mobile communication, utility services, Internet service providers, repay loans, replenish the Bank account

b)

Telephone, telegraph, radio, television, satellites

c)

Telephone, telegraph, radio, television, satellites

d)

Paper, photographic film, gramophone records, magnetic film

e)

books, disks, cassettes and other storage devices

110.

Which of the following stages relate to the digitalization stage?

a)

informatization and connectivity

b)

payment terminal

c)

the invention of the steam engine

d)

programming

e)

industrial robotics

111.

To what moment is it customary to attribute the beginning of the first industrial revolution

a)

Mid XVIII century

b)

Mid XVII century

c)

Mid XVI century

d)

Mid XX century

e)

Mid XXI century

112.

What year is Industry 4.0 first mentioned

a)

2011

b)

2020

c)

2019

d)

2010

e)

1998

113.

What technology of thinking is characteristic of the third industrial revolution in the classification of P.G. Shchedrovitsky

a)

What technology of thinking is characteristic of the third industrial revolution in the classification of P.G. Shchedrovitsky

b)

informatization and connectivity

c)

industrial robotics

d)

3D printing

e)

printed electronics

114.

printed electronics

a)

6

b)

2

c)

3

d)

5

e)

4

115.

What event is considered the beginning of the first industrial revolution

a)

The invention of the steam engine

b)

Programming

c)

industrial robotics

d)

3D printing

e)

printed electronics

116.

What is the main idea behind the fourth industrial revolution

a)

The transition to cyber-physical systems

b)

Programming

c)

Programming

d)

3D printing

e)

printed electronics

117.

Since when did the term "industrial revolution" start to be used?

a)

Since the end of the 19th century

b)

Since the end of the 18th century

c)

Since the end of the 20th century

d)

Since the end of the 21th century

e)

Since the end of the 17th century

118.

Internet of things (IoT)

a)

it is the concept of a data transmission network between devices

b)

for the creation of intelligent computer programs and machines, technology and science

c)

An architecture that processes data as close to its source as possible

d)

branch of informatics, the subject of study of which is human thinking

e)

they are unrelated

119.

they are unrelated

a)

is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage (cloud storage) and computing power, without direct active management by the user

b)

expensive personal computer hardware

c)

for the creation of intelligent computer programs and machines, technology and science

d)

expensive software upgrades

e)

an architecture that processes data as close to its source as possible

120.

Artificial intelligence

a)

for the creation of intelligent computer programs and machines, technology and science

b)

ability of thinking, rational knowledge

c)

knowledge in a specific area represented in computer memory

d)

knowledge model stored in computer memory

e)

computer-implemented reasoning model

121.

Edge computing

a)

an architecture that processes data as close to its source as possible

b)

a new name for computing

c)

computing that teams can only attempt when standing on the edge of something

d)

a type of computing that leaves network teams on edge

e)

they are unrelated

122.

Computer security

a)

also called cybersecurity, the protection of computer systems and information from harm, theft, and unauthorized use

b)

the software product and databases must be protected in several ways from the impact

c)

a set of measures aimed at ensuring information security

d)

protection against unauthorized access to information

e)

attempt to implement a threat

123.

Machine learning

a)

branch of informatics, the subject of study of which is human thinking

b)

ability of thinking, rational knowledge

c)

knowledge in a specific area represented in computer memory

d)

knowledge model stored in computer memory

e)

computer-implemented reasoning model

124.

The main idea of semantic information is that

a)

semantic information perceived by this system can be evaluated by the degree of change in the system's own semantic information due to the accumulation of external information

b)

semantic information perceived by this system can be evaluated based on external data

c)

formation of computer users ' printing skills using the ten-finger method

d)

formation of computer users ' skills of competent statement of problems arising in practical activities, for their solution using a computer

e)

formation of computer users ' ability to correctly interpret the results of solving practical problems using computers and apply these results in practical activities

125.

Educational tasks of computer science (exclude unnecessary

a)

formation of computer users ' printing skills using the ten-finger method

b)

formation of computer users ' skills of competent statement of problems arising in practical activities, for their solution using a computer

c)

formation of computer users ' ability to correctly interpret the results of solving practical problems using computers and apply these results in practical activities

d)

semantic information perceived by this system can be evaluated by the degree of change in the system's own semantic information due to the accumulation of external information

e)

semantic information perceived by this system can be evaluated by the degree of change in the system's own semantic information due to the accumulation of external information

126.

Main function of computer science

a)

development of methods and means of information transformation and their use in the organization of the technological process of information processing

b)

technological operations with scientific and technical information, documentaries, librarianship, storage and processing of research materials

c)

a comprehensive scientific and engineering discipline that studies all aspects of the development, design, creation, evaluation, operation of computer systems for processing information, their application and impact on various areas of human activity

d)

it is a science that studies the structure and most General properties of information, its search, storage, transmission and processing using computers

e)

it is a field of human activity associated with the processes of transforming information using computers and their interaction with the environment of use

127.

Computer science is (to exclude an unnecessary concept

a)

technological operations with scientific and technical information, documentaries, librarianship, storage and processing of research materials

b)

technological operations with scientific and technical information, documentaries, librarianship, storage and processing of research materials

c)

it is a science that studies the structure and most General properties of information, its search, storage, transmission and processing using computers

d)

it is a field of human activity associated with the processes of transforming information using computers and their interaction with the environment of use

e)

development of methods and means of information transformation and their use in the organization of the technological process of information processing

128.

Technology that gives to the user the chance to sign to news and materials of those users which are in the so-called "list of friends

a)

Blog's

b)

Blog's

c)

RSS (Really Simple Syndication

d)

FOAF technology (Friend of and Friend

e)

FOAF technology (Friend of and Friend

129.

Positive impacts of ICT on people

a)

Unhealthy waves effect

b)

Improved access to education

c)

Job loss

d)

IT illiteracy

e)

Internet dependency

130.

Negative impacts of ICT on people

a)

Unhealthy waves effect, job loss

b)

Unhealthy waves effect, job loss

c)

Online shopping

d)

Gain friends from abroad

e)

Improved access to education

131.

ICT systems require

a)

stable electricity

b)

stable electricity

c)

to save and conserve energy

d)

global position system

e)

building management system

132.

ICT cource is used to

a)

achieve their general purpose

b)

improve student's educational levels

c)

use modern technologies in IT field

d)

meet the national development needs

e)

form a particular ideology in the field of information and modern information culture

133.

Security is file sharing principle

a)

Turn off file sharing globally

b)

Turn off file sharing globally

c)

Use socket sharing system

d)

Turn on - Hub share

e)

Turn off - Switch control

134.

Electronic digital signature (EDS) can be saved on the different storage facilities

a)

file system, Kaztoken, EDS on sim-card, ID card

b)

Only hard disc drive

c)

Only on CD or DVD optical disc

d)

on WhatsApp messenger

e)

On Fax letter, Kaztoken

135.

In order to get a registration certificate you need to install some software

a)

NCALayer program

b)

EDSLayer program

c)

HardDiscDriveLayer program

d)

NSLayer program

e)

ESLayer program

136.

e-Gov public services and information online accessible with some communication environment

a)

Single contact center -The call is free

b)

Single contact center -The call is free

c)

Reserved call – for foreign calls and citizens

d)

WhatsApp messenger and message by operator

e)

Regional supervisor letter or Fax

137.

E-Government

a)

E-govemment this form of government by using scientific and economic models

b)

E-govemment this form of government by the state through the use of effective administrative resources

c)

E-govemment refers to the application of scientific models for effective govemment management

d)

E-govemment refers to the application of scientific models for effective govemment management

e)

Electronic Govemment essentially refers to the utilization of IT, ICT and other web-based telecommunication technologies to improv and/or enhance on the efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery in the public sector

138.

E-learning is

a)

an information technology training system

b)

a learning system of study in the natural sciences

c)

a learning system using traditional methods and tools

d)

a learning system using only modern teaching materials

e)

a learning system using information and electronic technologies

139.

The types of E-business

a)

The types of E-business

b)

E-panel

c)

E-banking

d)

E-check in

e)

E-ionization

140.

The process of creating computer systems that are able to independently collect and summarize data and then generate useful knowledge is

a)

Machine learning

b)

Neural Networking

c)

Artificial intelligence

d)

Genetic Algorithm

e)

Decision Tree

141.

Tick main operating systems for mobile phones

a)

Apple Ios

b)

MS-Dos

c)

Palm webOS

d)

Nokia

e)

Wiki

142.

Mobile operating system based on Debian Linux

a)

Maemo

b)

Windows Mobile

c)

Nokia

d)

Apple iOS

e)

Solaris

143.

Tachnologies which have allowed mobile phones to became a mass product and considered as the first generation "1G"

a)

AMPS triple

b)

Long Term Evolution (LTE)

c)

Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM

d)

GSM

e)

WDS

144.

Common transmission medium is the coaxial cable. Kinds of coaxial cable are widely used

a)

50-ohm cable

b)

35-ohm cable

c)

25-ohm cable

d)

15-ohm cable

e)

10-ohm cable

145.

The title of the first document which is clearly describes the procedure and terms of the transfer of the systems in the cloud

a)

The title of the first document which is clearly describes the procedure and terms of the transfer of the systems in the cloud

b)

Advantages of using Cloud Computing

c)

Strategy of Cloud Computing

d)

American Cloud Computing Strategy

e)

Future of Cloud Computing

146.

A computer program that seems to perform one function while actually doing something else

a)

trojan horse

b)

bot

c)

bot

d)

computer worm

e)

computer bacteria

147.

Choose a state program in Kazakhstan one of the goals is creation of necessary infrastructure for development of payment systems and logistics

a)

Choose a state program in Kazakhstan one of the goals is creation of necessary infrastructure for development of payment systems and logistics

b)

Innovative Kazakhstan 2020

c)

Innovative Kazakhstan 2020

d)

Kazakhstan for business 2020

e)

E-learning Kazakhstan

148.

The abbreviation SMART first introduced

a)

Blaise Pascal in 1890

b)

Blaise Pascal in 1642

c)

Piter Druker in 1954

d)

Piter Druker in 1954

e)

Herman Hollerit in 1890

149.

Smart cities in Kazakhstan? (choose the wrong option

a)

Smart Pavlodar

b)

Smart Astana

c)

Smart Karaganda

d)

Smart Almaty

e)

Smart Aktobe

ICT 2RK

Total questions: 149

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