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ICT LECTURE 3-4

Total questions: 46

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a major branch of computer software?

a)

Operating Systems

b)

System Software

c)

Web Applications

d)

Mobile Applications

e)

All are major branches

2.

What is NOT a purpose of system software?

a)

Interfaces with the hardware

b)

Manages running applications

c)

Software for the user

d)

Keeps the system running

e)

System software is for system processes

3.

The two major branches of computer software are system software and application software.       

верно

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Languages that the hardware uses are called high-level languages

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The purpose of a programming language is to help programmers write software

a)

True

b)

False

6.

An operating system is ...

a)

Machine code

b)

Application software

c)

System software

d)

User software

e)

Optional software (not needed)

7.

An operating system is system software that acts as an interface between the user and the computer hardware and provides common services for computer programs.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

What does an operating system NOT interface with?

a)

System hardware (CPU, Memory)

b)

Application software

c)

File system

d)

Network interface card

e)

It interfaces with all of these components

9.

A single-tasking operating system ...

a)

Only allows one user logged on at a time

b)

Allow multiple processes to run at the same time

c)

Is the same thing as a real-time OS

d)

Distributes or assigns single tasks to different computers

e)

Only allows a single process or task to run at a time

10.

Most operating systems we use are multi-tasking; multi-user, and multi-processing.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Real-time operating systems are not needed because today’s computers are very fast.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Application software is a software ...

a)

for the system

b)

that manages memory

c)

for only a mobile device

d)

for the Windows operating system

e)

for the user

13.

One category of application software is ...

a)

complicated applications

b)

advanced applications

c)

basic applications

d)

multi-user applications

e)

single-tasking applications

14.

What describes specialized applications?

a)

Advanced

b)

Very expensive

c)

Usually requires a high degree of skill to use

d)

Only uses a command line interface

e)

Software used by very smart people

15.

What action does NOT use basic software?

a)

Writing a cover letter using Microsoft Word

b)

Checking email using a FireFox or Google Chrome

c)

Sending a message using WhatsApp or Telegram

d)

Designing a bridge using West Point Bridge Designer

e)

Streaming a video using YouTube

16.

What best describes a command line interface?

a)

Uses both text commands and icons.

b)

Uses icons or graphics that the user clicks.

c)

Requires a user to type in command only using text.

d)

Is fast and easy to learn.

e)

Keeps the user focused on their task because they are not distracted by the user interface.

17.

HCI is the interaction between humans and computers.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The goal of HCI is to create systems for humans to use even if they are difficult and complicated.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

What are the three components of HCI?

a)

Human

b)

Internet

c)

Touchscreen

d)

Computer

e)

Interaction

20.

What is the golden rule of HCI?

a)

Computers are the most important part of HCI

b)

Create beautiful interfaces to engage the users

c)

Allow users to interact with a computer

d)

People should come first

21.

HCI focuses on beautification or adding features to user interfaces.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

What was the purpose of ARPANET?

a)

To develop a platform for the WWW

b)

To share research information

c)

An experiment to test sharing resources

d)

A university project to share MP3 files

23.

What came first, the internet or the web?

a)

The internet

b)

The web

c)

They arrived at the same time

24.

In what year was the first website launched?

a)

1970

b)

1982

c)

1991

d)

2001

25.

There are more than 1 billion websites on WWW.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

We live in a disconnected world. The internet or WWW is not important.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

How has the internet and www NOT impacted our lives?

a)

We have access to online markets

b)

We can have an active relationship with someone who is far away

c)

We have easy access to knowledge

d)

We can transfer money electronically

e)

All are ways that the internet and WWW have impacted our lives

28.

The WWW created distribution networks (e.g., information is no longer concentrated in a few locations).

a)

True

b)

False

29.

The internet and WWW have had only positive impacts on society. There are negative impacts.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Which statement is true about how the internet and the web affect economies?

a)

It is not practical to do business online.

b)

People would rather shop in at the bazaar than online.

c)

Online business is not a place for children. They are inexperienced and will only lose money.

d)

Anyone anywhere can start an online business.

e)

It is not safe to buy things online. There are too many shady vendors who want to take advantage of the seller.

31.

The internet remains the same. The internet you use today will be the same internet that you will use in 20 years.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

What is NOT true of a network?

a)

A network is a way to get “stuff” between 2 or more “things”

b)

Networks usually do not have internal connections

c)

A network allows sharing information among computer

d)

The postal system is an example of a network

e)

Metros are an example of a network

33.

A computer network must have more than 2 devices to be called a network.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

What is the scale of a PAN?

a)

Vicinity (e.g., Bluetooth)

b)

Building (WiFi, Ethernet)

c)

City (DSL)

d)

Country (Large ISP)

e)

Global

35.

What is the scale of a LAN?

a)

Vicinity (e.g., Bluetooth)

b)

Building (WiFi, Ethernet)

c)

City (DSL)

d)

Country (Large ISP)

e)

Global

36.

What is the scale of a MAN?

a)

Vicinity (e.g., Bluetooth)

b)

Building (WiFi, Ethernet)

c)

City (DSL)

d)

Country (Large ISP)

e)

Global

37.

What is the scale of a WAN?

a)

Vicinity (e.g., Bluetooth)

b)

Building (WiFi, Ethernet)

c)

City (DSL)

d)

Country (Large ISP)

e)

Global

38.

What scale of a network is the internet?

a)

Vicinity (e.g., Bluetooth)

b)

Building (WiFi, Ethernet)

c)

City (DSL)

d)

Country (Large ISP)

e)

Global

39.

What is the most common type of network topology used today?

a)

Fish

b)

Star

c)

Bus

d)

Ring

e)

Tree

40.

What is unique about a mesh network?

a)

They are so complicated to use that only smart engineers can understand them.

b)

Every device connects to a central location.

c)

The data only goes in one direction.

d)

Any device becomes a router and relays the message until it reaches its destination

e)

There are no true mesh networks. All mesh networks are hybrids

41.

A network that uses different network topologies is called a hybrid network.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

Networks are simple and can easily be described without using a networking model.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

What the three basic layers of a networking model?

a)

Physical

b)

Virtual

c)

Application

d)

Transport

e)

Connection

44.

Which is NOT part of the five layers of the simplified layer model?

a)

Application

b)

Transport

c)

Network

d)

Data

e)

All of these choices make up the simplified layer model

45.

Protocols are sets of rules.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

What is the function of the physical layer?

a)

Transmit data by an electric voltage, radio frequencies, or light over a physical medium.

b)

Sends data node-to-node.

c)

Provides network addressing and routing.

d)

Delivers data from process-to-process (end-to-end)

e)

Provides application services to users and programs