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1.

What is the Computer science?

a)

science of collecting, storing, processing and transmission of information through computers

b)

the science of e-mail

c)

way of learning about the world by means of signals and symbols, a man perceived by the senses

d)

unit recording information on a floppy disk

e)

is the study of general and fundamental problems concerning matters such as existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language

2.

… - a set of physical processes signals perceived by the subject through his sense organs

a)

Computer

b)

Protocol

c)

Information

d)

Data

e)

Information processes

3.

Data obtained by measuring, monitoring, logical or arithmetic operations presented in a form suitable for storage, transmission and processing

a)

Information processes

b)

Computer

c)

Protocol

d)

Information

e)

Data

4.

Under ….. is offered to understand the complex objects, actions, and rules relating to the preparation, processing and delivery of information at the personal, mass communication and production, as well as all technologies and sectors, providing integrated these processes.

a)

Computer Science

b)

Information processes

c)

the information and communication technologies

d)

Data

e)

Information

5.

Ergonomics- it

a)

the science of the economically correct solutions.

b)

the science of the psychological impact of computers on the person.

c)

the science of designing the user interface.

d)

science that studies the application scope of our mental characteristics.

e)

science on the development of products that interact with us physically.

6.

… is an extended term for information technology which stresses the role of unified communications and the integration of telecommunications (telephone lines and wireless signals), computers as well as necessary enterprise software, middleware, storage, and audio-visual systems, which enable users to access, store, transmit, and manipulate information.

a)

Network technology

b)

Digital technology

c)

Multimedia technology

d)

Information and communications technology

e)

Cloud technology

7.

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)

LAN

b)

WAN

c)

Cloud

d)

ICT

e)

Multimedia

8.

What is multimedia?

a)

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

b)

Images and audio

c)

Programs that combine text and images on a television screen

d)

A video game

e)

Moving images and text

9.

.............used for the formation of an ideology in the field of information and modern information culture, i.e. the ability to interact with information, professional use for receiving, processing, transmitting and storing it.

a)

Idea of “ICT”

b)

Discipline “ICT”

c)

Purpose of “ICT”

d)

Mission of “ICT”

e)

Ideology of “ICT”

10.

Which of the following in not a pointing device?

a)

mouse

b)

joystick

c)

monitor

d)

keyboard

e)

trackball

11.

................offer services pertaining to processing transactions, documentation, presentations, inventory management and gathering product information

a)

Е- Subject

b)

e-service

c)

e-document

d)

e-business

e)

e-commerce

12.

Communication

a)

are critical to the interoperability of ICTs and whether we exchange voice, video or data messages, standards enable global communications by ensuring that countries’ ICT networks and devices are speaking the same language.

b)

is the use of scientific knowledge, experience and resources to create processes products that fulfill human needs.

c)

is the voluntary cooperation for the development of technical specifications that outlines the agreed properties for a particular product, service, or procedure.

d)

refers to the knowledge obtained from reading, investigation, study or research. The tools to transmit information are the telephone, television and radio. Information is knowledge and helps us to fulfill our daily tasks.

e)

is an act of transmitting messages. It is a process whereby information is exchanged between individuals using symbols, signs or verbal interactions. Communication is important in order to gain knowledge.

13.

Technology

a)

are critical to the interoperability of ICTs and whether we exchange voice, video or data messages, standards enable global communications by ensuring that countries’ ICT networks and devices are speaking the same language.

b)

is an act of transmitting messages. It is a process whereby information is exchanged between individuals using symbols, signs or verbal interactions. Communication is important in order to gain knowledge.

c)

is the voluntary cooperation for the development of technical specifications that outlines the agreed properties for a particular product, service, or procedure.

d)

refers to the knowledge obtained from reading, investigation, study or research. The tools to transmit information are the telephone, television and radio. Information is knowledge and helps us to fulfill our daily tasks.

e)

is the use of scientific knowledge, experience and resources to create processes products that fulfill human needs.

14.

Information

a)

refers to the knowledge obtained from reading, investigation, study or research. The tools to transmit information are the telephone, television and radio. Information is knowledge and helps us to fulfill our daily tasks.

b)

is the use of scientific knowledge, experience and resources to create processes products that fulfill human needs.

c)

is an act of transmitting messages. It is a process whereby information is exchanged between individuals using symbols, signs or verbal interactions. Communication is important in order to gain knowledge.

d)

is the voluntary cooperation for the development of technical specifications that outlines the agreed properties for a particular product, service, or procedure.

e)

are critical to the interoperability of ICTs and whether we exchange voice, video or data messages, standards enable global communications by ensuring that countries’ ICT networks and devices are speaking the same language.

15.

Тhe European standardization organizations: ETSI-

a)

the science of designing the user interface

b)

the science of the psychological impact of computers on the person

c)

the European Committee for Standardization

d)

the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization

e)

the European Telecommunications Standards Institute

16.

Тhe European standardization organizations: CEN –

a)

the science of the psychological impact of computers on the person

b)

the European Telecommunications Standards Institute

c)

the European Committee for Standardization

d)

the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization

e)

Sustainable Development Goals

17.

Тhe European standardization organizations: Standardization-

a)

the science of the psychological impact of computers on the person

b)

Sustainable Development Goals

c)

the European Telecommunications Standards Institute

d)

the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization

e)

the European Committee for Standardization

18.

ICT development

a)

is the voluntary cooperation for the development of technical specifications that outlines the agreed properties for a particular product, service, or procedure.

b)

includes many types of infrastructure and services, ranging from telecommunications, such as voice, data, and media services, to specific applications, such as banking, education, or health, to the implementation of electronic government (e-government).

c)

is the use of scientific knowledge, experience and resources to create processes products that fulfill human needs.

d)

refers to the knowledge obtained from reading, investigation, study or research. The tools to transmit information are the telephone, television and radio. Information is knowledge and helps us to fulfill our daily tasks.

e)

is the voluntary cooperation for the development of technical specifications that outlines the agreed properties for a particular product, service, or procedure.

19.

ICT standardization

a)

is the voluntary cooperation for the development of technical specifications that outlines the agreed properties for a particular product, service, or procedure.

b)

includes many types of infrastructure and services, ranging from telecommunications, such as voice, data, and media services, to specific applications, such as banking, education, or health, to the implementation of electronic government (e-government).

c)

refers to the knowledge obtained from reading, investigation, study or research. The tools to transmit information are the telephone, television and radio. Information is knowledge and helps us to fulfill our daily tasks.

d)

is the use of scientific knowledge, experience and resources to create processes products that fulfill human needs.

e)

is the voluntary cooperation for the development of technical specifications that outlines the agreed properties for a particular product, service, or procedure.

20.

Interface -…

a)

a method for storing and organizing computer files and the data they contain to make it easy to find and access them.

b)

a method for storing and organizing computer files and the data they contain to make it easy to find and access them.

c)

the physical components of a computer system

d)

network internal to an organization that uses Internet protocols

e)

the hardware or software that connects two systems and allows them to communicate with each other

21.

What did Ch. Babbage invent in 1812?

a)

IBM PC

b)

the first calculating machine

c)

Xerox

d)

the driver

e)

Windows

22.

Father of the computer -

a)

Ada Lovelace

b)

Charles Babbage

c)

Konrad Zuse

d)

Frederick P. Brooks

e)

Mohammad Usman Khan

23.

ALU-

a)

arithmetic unit

b)

arithmetic logic unprocess

c)

arithmetic logic unit

d)

arithmetic low unit

e)

algebra logic unit

24.

Static RAM is used as:

a)

arithmetic unit

b)

Flash memory

c)

Video Memory

d)

Cache

e)

Memory in hard drives

25.

… is a computer program that you use for writing letters, reports, documents, or the software that is used for this purpose

a)

A word processor

b)

Databases

c)

Graphics

d)

e-mail

e)

Laptop

26.

It is a portable computer weighing about 2-4 kg.

a)

PC

b)

mainframe

c)

mobile

d)

laptop

e)

supercomputer

27.

Computer architecture is:

a)

technical description of the details of the devices;

b)

a description of the device and the principles of operation of the computer, sufficient to understand the user.

c)

a description of the computer's software;

d)

a description of the devices for input and output of information;

e)

technical description of the details of the computer devices;

28.

A computer is:

a)

a universal device for recording

b)

a universal device for transmitting and receiving information.

c)

an electronic device for processing information;

d)

a universal, electronic device for storing, processing and transmitting information;

e)

a universal device for recording and reading information;

29.

Hardware is:

a)

a universal device for recording

b)

a universal device for transmitting and receiving information.

c)

a system for the creation of new programmes

d)

computer hardware

e)

the most popular system for IBM PC computers

30.

Software is:

a)

computer software

b)

only programs to connect new devices to the computer

c)

support program

d)

a system for the creation of new programmes

e)

the most popular system for IBM PC computers

31.

The speed of information processing in the computer depends on:

a)

RAD

b)

hard drive

c)

RAM

d)

clock speed

e)

ROM

32.

Specify the unit of measurement of memory capacity:

a)

test

b)

tact

c)

GHz

d)

beat

e)

KB

33.

Peripherals are designed for:

a)

exchange of information between the computer and the user

b)

performing arithmetic-logical operations

c)

information between the computer and the user

d)

computer design improvements

e)

design improvements

34.

The refresh rate of a monitor is measured in

a)

KB

b)

seconds

c)

design

d)

GHz

e)

volts

35.

The resolution of the monitor is:

a)

exchange of information between the computer and the user

b)

number of pixels horizontally

c)

number of pixels vertically and horizontally

d)

information between the computer and the user

e)

computer design improvements

36.

What function do peripherals perform?

a)

information between the computer and the user

b)

information processing

c)

storage of information

d)

input-output of information

e)

number of pixels horizontally

37.

The chipset on the motherboard is:

a)

Combination of system bus and RAM

b)

The totality of all ports and connectors on the motherboard

c)

The totality of all devices located on the motherboard

d)

The totality of al connectors on the motherboard

e)

A set of chips of the north and south bridge

38.

What is not a characteristic of RAM?

a)

type

b)

Timings

c)

Cost

d)

Throughput

e)

Memory type

39.

The North Bridge on the motherboard supports:

a)

System bus, RAM, video card

b)

Keyboards, mice, printers, scanners

c)

Sound card and modem

d)

Hard drives and optical drives

e)

printers, scanners

40.

Common types of CPU sockets

a)

PJA

b)

TCP, ICMP

c)

UDP, NS

d)

PGA, LGA

e)

PAG, LAG

41.

A graphical user interface operating system front-end to MSDOS developed by the Microsoft Corporation

a)

Paint

b)

Word

c)

Windows

d)

Mac OS X

e)

Lunix

42.

A clone of the Unix operating system created by Linus Torvalds for use on personal computers -

a)

Memory

b)

Linux

c)

Mac OS X

d)

Macromedia

e)

Windows

43.

File system-…

a)

network internal to an organization that uses Internet protocols

b)

the hardware or software that connects two systems and allows them to communicate with each other

c)

a type of user interface which allows people to interact with a computer and computer-controlled devices which employ graphical icons, visual indicators or special graphical elements called "widgets", along with text

d)

the physical components of a computer system

e)

a method for storing and organizing computer files and the data they contain to make it easy to find and access them.

44.

A systems program that controls a peripheral device

a)

Expert system

b)

Embedded software

c)

Driver

d)

Duplex

e)

Eiffel

45.

Pick out the right definition: Operating system

a)

a piece of hardware

b)

a table of contents for the disk

c)

a disk drive

d)

a complex of the system and control programs intended for the most effective using of all resources of the computing system and convenience of work with it.

e)

is a disk copy command

46.

Pick out the right definition: Programme

a)

instructions written in computer language

b)

devices to perform commands

c)

a place where information is stored

d)

error message

e)

device name

47.

Android is a mobile operating system developed by …

a)

Apple

b)

Google

c)

Windows

d)

Microsoft

e)

Nokia

48.

Simbian is a mobile operating system developed by …

a)

Google

b)

Microsoft

c)

Windows

d)

Apple

e)

Nokia

49.

iOs (originally iPhone OS) is a mobile operating system created and developed by …

a)

Nokia

b)

Microsoft

c)

Windows

d)

Google

e)

Apple Inc

50.

Android is a mobile operating system developed by Google, based on the …(?) kernel and designed primarily for touch screen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

a)

Microsoft

b)

Windows

c)

Linux

d)

iOS

e)

Yandex

51.

An …(?).. is system software that control computer hardware and software resources and provides common services for computer programs.

a)

Microsoft

b)

operating system (OS)

c)

Internet Explorer

d)

Windows hardware

e)

Yandex

52.

A single-tasking operating system can only run (?) program at a time

a)

Many

b)

4

c)

One

d)

Two

e)

3

53.

OS (abbreviation)

a)

un system

b)

operating system

c)

open system

d)

offen system

e)

old system

54.

If you or your computer makes a mistake when using a device or MS-DOS command, MS-DOS displays an appropriate….

a)

device errors

b)

Result

c)

error message

d)

diskcopy.exe

e)

Device names

55.

Microsoft Windows (or simply Windows) is a system software that makes your ….(or compatible) easy to use

a)

PC

b)

device errors

c)

Result

d)

diskcopy.exe

e)

Device names

56.

What is the file?

a)

a named collection of data on disk

b)

Several programs

c)

fragment of a text document

d)

segment of the program, which stores some value

e)

hard disk

57.

In OS Windows «clipboard» is ...

a)

The special area of memory for temporary storage of information when moving objects

b)

Windows applications Word

c)

Land of memory on your hard drive

d)

Writes the selected piece in a file

e)

Part of the memory where the operating system

58.

The types of operating systems:

a)

Data creating

b)

Natural Language

c)

Time sharing

d)

Graphical

e)

Real time

59.

An open source operating system is used primarily for handheld devices:

a)

Android

b)

Windows 10

c)

iOS

d)

Mac OS

e)

Windows 7

60.

To access the services of the operating system, the interface is provided by the

a)

Assembly instructions

b)

API

c)

CPU

d)

System calls

e)

Library

61.

Human Computer Interaction is a multidisciplinary field of study focusing on the design of computer technology and in particular, the interaction between humans (the users) and _________________________________.

a)

Machine

b)

Computer

c)

ICT

d)

Application

e)

Engine

62.

Interaction between ______________________________ occurs at the user interface which includes both software and hardware.

a)

usable and safe systems

b)

user and computers

c)

robot

d)

easy to remember how to use

e)

people and machine

63.

The goals of HCI is to produce ______________________________, as well as functional systems.

a)

usable and safe systems

b)

easy to remember how to use

c)

put people first

d)

usable and safety systems

e)

enjoyable to use

64.

HCI should always consider about what ____________________________, what physical abilities and limitations they may have, how their perceptual systems work, and what they find attractive and enjoyable when they use computers.

a)

usable and safe systems

b)

achieve efficient and safe interaction

c)

put people first

d)

user interaction

e)

users aspect and needs

65.

"During this time, HCI was mainly focused on creating systems that were easy-to-learn and easy-to-use. There were endless possibilities for personal computing, but desktop computers were not very usable tools at first. "The description above best described the waves from _____________________.

a)

Wave 3: Self-expression, social change (mid 2000s — 2010s)

b)

Wave 4: Millennium era (end of 2010s — 2050s)

c)

Wave 2: Collaboration & communication (1990s — early 1995s)

d)

Wave 2: Collaboration (1995s — early 2000s)

e)

Wave 1 : Desktops and mental models (1980s - 1990s)

66.

Human-computer interaction (HCI) is a relatively new science that includes study, planning and development of interaction between:

a)

people and animals

b)

people and computers

c)

people and robots

d)

humanoids and robots

e)

robots and computers

67.

The main objective of the human-computer interaction (HCI) is:

a)

to communicate with other people

b)

to create super-intelligent robots

c)

to understand the user, his motivation and the problem he is solving

d)

to study the anatomy of animals

e)

to conduct contact with aliens

68.

A user interface in which a person interacts with digital information through the physical environment-

a)

Brain Computer Interface (BCI)

b)

Natural User Interface (NUI)

c)

Voice User Interface (VUI)

d)

Tangible user interface (TUI)

e)

Command Line Interface (CLI)

69.

Two basic categories of network topologies exist, physical topologies and

a)

mesh topology

b)

logical topologies

c)

logical ring topology

d)

network topology

e)

a physical star

70.

A computer is a

a)

output device

b)

technical device for storing information

c)

technical device for transmitting information

d)

input device

e)

universal technical device for working with information

71.

What is a command-line interface?

a)

Is a means of interacting with a computer program where the user issues commands to the program in the form of successive lines of text

b)

should be able to combine the concepts of both the GUI

c)

is a user interface that is effectively invisible, and remains invisible as the user continuously learns increasingly complex interactions

d)

is a perception driven user interface that is currently still being explored

e)

typically text to speech to play a reply

72.

Principles of user interface development

a)

software product design

b)

reducing user memory usage

c)

objects

d)

server

e)

Testing for usability of container

73.

A type of user interface that features on-screen objects, such as menus and icons, manipulated by a mouse

a)

Basic Input Output System (BIOS)

b)

Natural Language Interface (NLI)

c)

Menu Driven Interface (MDI)

d)

Graphical User Interface (GUI)

e)

Command Line Interface (CLI)

74.

A key aspect for using the interface

a)

Abailability

b)

Compatibility

c)

Availability

d)

Efficiency

e)

Profitability

75.

Type of attacks which begins with mailing the e-mails containing reference to the known resource (or imitating such link)

a)

Scam

b)

Spyware

c)

Phishing

d)

SQL-Injection

e)

Social engineering

76.

The file is

a)

a software package for a specific task

b)

An application program that allows you to work with text

c)

Named data recorded on a data carrier

d)

A necessary piece of software, without which a computer cannot work

e)

Recording information in computer memory

77.

_______ factual information(as measurements or statistics) used as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or calculation.

a)

Data mining

b)

Data visualization

c)

Information

d)

Bit

e)

Data management

78.

The main function of the computer:

a)

HCI

b)

Task development

c)

Human and machine communication

d)

Program Application

e)

Principle of program management

79.

The main element that organize data is:

a)

server

b)

mining

c)

objects

d)

system

e)

administrator

80.

Where and when the first LTE standard network was put into commercial operation?

a)

Sweden, 2009

b)

USA, 2008

c)

France, 2009

d)

Japan, 2012

e)

Denmark, 2012

81.

A relational database consists of a collection of

a)

Road

b)

Column

c)

Tables

d)

Row

e)

Values

82.

A……is a pictorial depiction of the schema of a database that shows the relations in the database, their attributes ,and primary keys and foreign keys

a)

Relational database

b)

Shema flow

c)

Database diagram

d)

schema diagram

e)

Relational algebra

83.

A……is a property of the entire relation, rather than of the individual tuples in which each tuple is unique

a)

Fields

b)

Attribute

c)

Key

d)

Keyword

e)

Rows

84.

Consider attributes ID, CITY and NAME. Which one of this can be considered as a super key?

a)

NAME, CITY

b)

ID

c)

CITY, ID

d)

CITY

e)

NAME

85.

Database which Is the logical design of the database, and the database-which is a snapshot of the data in the database at a given instant in time:

a)

Fields

b)

Shema, Instance

c)

Tables

d)

Records

e)

Keys

86.

What is a collection of data or information called, that is stored in a logical and structured way?

a)

Spreadsheet

b)

Column

c)

Field

d)

Database

e)

Story

87.

One piece of information stored about a thing or person is called a

a)

Field

b)

Spreadsheet

c)

Story

d)

Database

e)

Column

88.

In a Database, what is Data or Information stored in?

a)

Filing cabinet

b)

Garage

c)

Storeroom

d)

Online Server

e)

Table

89.

In a Database, a RECORD is...?

a)

is the single piece of information about a person or item

b)

is the name of the vinyl disk to store music recordings

c)

is the single identification label given to a person or item

d)

is all of the data about one person or item

e)

is the diagonal line of data made up from a number of random fields

90.

A collection of related files is called a

a)

table

b)

character

c)

adjusting

d)

field

e)

database

91.

A person’s First name, Last name, Date of Birth (DOB), Height, Eye colour and Address are all types of what?

a)

Fields

b)

Tags

c)

Tables

d)

Files

e)

Records

92.

What should a database always contain?

a)

Tags

b)

Tables

c)

Files

d)

Field

e)

Records

93.

Where is data stored?

a)

Fields

b)

Tags

c)

Table

d)

Files

e)

Records

94.

What is a database in which ALL the data is stored in a single table known as?

a)

Records

b)

Functional

c)

Relational database

d)

Hierarchical database

e)

Network

95.

What is a data capture form specifically designed to collect?

a)

Files

b)

Tags

c)

Data

d)

Records

e)

Tables

96.

What is a database accessible by many users on different computers known as?

a)

relational database management system (RDBMS)

b)

object-oriented database management system (OODBMS)

c)

end-user database

d)

a multi-access database

e)

in-memory database (IMDB)

97.

A type of software program used to create, maintain, and access databases.

a)

object-oriented database management system (OODBMS

b)

database management system (DBMS)

c)

A multi-access database.

d)

in-memory database (IMDB)

e)

relational database management system (RDBMS)

98.

In a database a field

a)

Column

b)

Tables

c)

Files

d)

Records

e)

Tags

99.

A single category of data to be stored in a database, such as customer names or employee telephone numbers. Also called a column

a)

Tags

b)

Data

c)

Records

d)

Tables

e)

Field

100.

In a database, a record.

a)

Field

b)

Row

c)

Data

d)

Tables

e)

Records

101.

Data mining is an interdisciplinary subfield of …

a)

statistical graphics

b)

infographics

c)

computer science

d)

mathematic

e)

data visualization

102.

Is a graph that uses a branching method to illustrate every possible outcome of a decision

a)

data analytics

b)

data mining

c)

user interface

d)

decision tree

e)

black box

103.

Data mining methods establishing relationships among items that occur together:

a)

Visualization

b)

Clustering

c)

Forecasting

d)

Classification

e)

Association

104.

Data Visualization is connected with the visualization of …

a)

PC

b)

mathematical and scientific research

c)

tablets

d)

users

e)

information, infographics, scientific visualization, exploratory data analysis and statistical graphics.

105.

Data mining is an interdisciplinary subfield of …

a)

mathematic

b)

computer science

c)

statistical graphics

d)

infographics

e)

data visualization

106.

Which type of modelling are decision trees?

a)

Spam e-mail filtering

b)

Financial fraud detection

c)

Descriptive modelling

d)

Prescriptive modelling

e)

Predictive modelling

107.

Analyzing data to discover patterns and relationships that are important to decision making

a)

Invest manager

b)

Database

c)

Operating system

d)

Data mining

e)

BitTorrent

108.

A numerical representation of a realistic situation, such as a cash flow model of a business, a question or set of instructions that describes the data

a)

Decision model

b)

Data mining

c)

Data analyses

d)

Operating system

e)

Database

109.

Big data technology has some advantage than relational data base systems

a)

Operates with binary digits

b)

Operates just with structured data

c)

Operates just with unstructured data

d)

Operates with structured data

e)

Operates with decimal digits

110.

Methods and analysis techniques applicable to big data, allocated at McKinsey report

a)

Logical class

b)

Operating system

c)

Binary class

d)

Procedure class

e)

Class Methods Data Mining

111.

Data mining technology has some methods

a)

Business to business approach

b)

Middle term equation

c)

Atanasov profit model

d)

Regression trees, factor analysis

e)

Microeconomic view

112.

Input device:

a)

screen system

b)

notebook

c)

printer

d)

keyboard

e)

monitor

113.

Data Mining models that allows you to predict data values by using known results from a different data sample:

a)

descriptive models

b)

predictive models

c)

physical models

d)

statistical models

e)

intelligent models

114.

Data mining is:

a)

a process of automatically converting weakly structured data and obtaining an array of data of optimal structure

b)

a process of analyzing numerical data about economic systems

c)

a process of performing automated extraction and generating predictive information from large data banks

d)

a process of automatic extraction of textual information from large data banks

e)

a process of automatic extraction of numerical information from large data banks

115.

Correct record of the cells' unit in MS Excel:

a)

LN1-AE5

b)

A1:C5

c)

H5xA13

d)

ll:8L

e)

A3:CE

116.

How cell coordinates in MS Excel are called?

a)

Number

b)

Digit

c)

Cell

d)

Letter

e)

Address

117.

MS Excel. The cell which located on intersection 3 lines and 1 column is designated:

a)

B1

b)

A3

c)

AA

d)

C1

e)

3A

118.

What is a workbook?

a)

file in MS Outlook

b)

file in MS PowerPoint

c)

file in MS Word

d)

file in MS Access

e)

file in MS Excel

119.

What is the expansion in the file name for MS Excel?

a)

*. xls

b)

object for automation of frequently performed

c)

*. bmp

d)

*. com

e)

*. exe

120.

What are the shortcut keys for AutoSum?

a)

ALT + +

b)

CTRL + S

c)

CTRL + =

d)

ALT + =

e)

ALT + S

121.

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

a)

NSLayer program

b)

ESLayer program

c)

EDSLayer program

d)

HardDiscDriveLayer program

e)

NCALayer program

122.

An e-mail address consists these components

a)

The numbers of a cell phone that handles e-mail accounts

b)

User home address followed by an any symbol

c)

The name of a region that handles e-mail accounts

d)

The name of a computer that handles e-mail accounts

e)

User Auto increment followed by an @ symbol

123.

A collection of computers and related devices connected in a way that allows them to share data, hardware, and software:

a)

Students network

b)

Touch Screen network

c)

System board network

d)

Computer network

e)

NVidia network

124.

A set of rules that ensures the orderly and accurate transmission and reception of data

a)

Communications protocol

b)

System board network

c)

Transmission of information

d)

Control of transmission

e)

Accurate transmission

125.

A popular network technology in which network nodes are connected by coaxial cable or twisted-pair wire

a)

Star-ring

b)

Token Ring

c)

Domain

d)

Ethernet

e)

Ring

126.

What type of network is this?

a)

Tree

b)

Ring

c)

Mesh

d)

Star

e)

Bus

127.

A computer that stores and distributes files to remote client computers

a)

ATM server

b)

PCI server

c)

FDDI server

d)

IP server

e)

FTP server

128.

The Internet provider is:

a)

set of rules which helps to get information from another address

b)

a peripheral device that is used to communicate with another computer

c)

the organization provider of Internet services

d)

a local administration

e)

an organization engaged in the creation of web-sites

129.

E-mail messages have a standard format that consists of

a)

e-mail account

b)

message header

c)

e-mail system

d)

e-mail message

e)

e-mail server

130.

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)

LAN (local area network)

b)

PAN (personal area network)

c)

GAN (great area network)

d)

MAN (middle area network)

e)

SAN (storage all area network)

131.

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)

LAN (local area network)

b)

GAN (great area network)

c)

SAN (storage area network)

d)

PAN (personal area network)

e)

MAN (middle area network)

132.

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)

MAN (metropolitan area network)

b)

SAN (storage area network)

c)

PAN (personal area network)

d)

MAN (middle area network)

e)

LAN (local area network)

133.

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)

WAN (wide area network)

b)

MAN (middle area network)

c)

PAN (personal area network)

d)

LAN (local area network)

e)

MAN (metropolitan area network)

134.

The number of bits made up the IP address:

a)

24

b)

16

c)

20

d)

32

e)

10

135.

Internet was originally developed as a(n):

a)

Transportation project

b)

Scientific project

c)

Military project

d)

Healthcare project

e)

Educational project

136.

Type of computing provides access to information, applications, communications, and storage over the internet:

a)

Digital

b)

Cloud

c)

Internet

d)

Network

e)

Web

137.

A dorm-room network covers a limited area and is an example of network.

a)

limited

b)

local

c)

narrow

d)

wide

e)

personal

138.

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

a)

group

b)

protocol

c)

virus

d)

node

e)

computer

139.

Set standards for encoding and decoding data, guiding data to its destination, and mitigating the effects of noise are communications:

a)

protocols

b)

nodes

c)

laws

d)

computers

e)

regulations

140.

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

a)

Cloud computing

b)

FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

c)

VoIP

d)

Grid computing

e)

Real-time messaging

141.

Is a modem a device?

a)

for storing information and for printing information

b)

to process information at a given time

c)

for printing information

d)

to transfer information via telephone communication channels

e)

to store information

142.

Formalized rules governing the sequence and format of messages exchanged between network components, OSI models lying at the same level, but in different nodes, are called:

a)

By route

b)

Standard

c)

Interface

d)

Protocol

e)

Protocol stack

143.

Global computer network means:

a)

WAN

b)

LAN

c)

MAN

d)

CAN

e)

SAN

144.

The server that controls client file access is called:

a)

Provider

b)

Server

c)

File server

d)

Post

e)

Proxy

145.

The main types of computer networks are networks:

a)

Regional

b)

Social, entertainment, business oriented

c)

Local, global

d)

Local, global, regional

e)

Client, corporate, international

146.

What components of a computer network are required to organize a peer-to-peer local area network?

a)

Modem, server computer

b)

Workstations

c)

Communication lines, network card, network software

d)

Network card, network software

e)

Server computer, workstations

147.

Which is the best description of WANs?

a)

Local area networks located within a large building.

b)

Connects local area networks located within a large building.

c)

Combine workstations, terminals and other devices located within the building.

d)

Combine workstations, terminals and other devices located within the city.

e)

Used to connect LANs separated by significant geographic distances.

148.

Choose the devices, which purpose is to expand the size of the network in the current environment:

a)

Protocol

b)

TCP/IP Model

c)

Modem

d)

Internet Protocol

e)

Bridge

149.

The purpose of digital signatures, which respect to security on the Internet:

a)

To post anonymous messages to bulletin boards

b)

To encrypt messages

c)

To encrypt mail messages

d)

To verify the identity of a messages sender

e)

To request receipts for all sent messages

150.

What type of network is this?

a)

Bus

b)

Tree

c)

Ring

d)

Star

e)

Mesh

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