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Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Why is branding important in computer programming?
a)
A. To increase visibility and recognition among customers
b)
B. To differentiate from competitors
c)
C. Both A and B
d)
D. Neither A nor B
2.
What is the term for a type of software design pattern that provides a way to create objects without specifying the exact class of object that will be created?
a)
A. Factory
b)
B. Abstract
c)
C. Prototype
d)
D. Singleton
3.
Which protocol is responsible for ensuring reliable communication between two devices by acknowledging receipt of packets and requesting retransmission of lost packets?
a)
A. TCP
b)
B. IPv4
c)
C. IPv6
d)
D. DNS
4.
What does the acronym CIA refer to when discussing information security?
a)
Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability
b)
Computers, Internet, and Applications
c)
Central Intelligence Agency
d)
Certified Internal Auditor
5.
What type of network storage protocol is used for high-speed storage networks?
a)
A) Fiber Channel
b)
B) iSCSI
c)
C) FCoE
d)
D) SAS
6.
Which device is used to connect multiple devices on a LAN to a wide-area network such as the internet?
a)
A) Router
b)
B) Switch
c)
C) Hub
d)
D) Gateway
7.
Which type of network is typically used to connect computers within a single building or campus?
a)
A) LAN
b)
B) WAN
c)
C) WLAN
d)
D) NFC
8.
Which device is used to connect multiple devices on a LAN and forward data packets between them?
A) Router
B) Switch
C) Hub
D) Gateway
a)
A) Router
b)
B) Switch
c)
C) Hub
d)
D) Gateway
9.
Which device is used to connect multiple devices on a LAN, but does not forward data packets between them?
a)
A) Router
b)
B) Switch
c)
C) Hub
d)
D) Gateway
10.
Which protocol is typically used to access files over a network and is commonly used in Windows environments?
a)
A) NFS
b)
B) SMB
c)
C) SAS
d)
D) FCoE
11.
Which type of network is typically used to connect computers over a wide geographic area, such as across cities or even countries?
a)
A) LAN
b)
B) WAN
c)
C) WLAN
d)
D) NFC
12.
Why is it important to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information?
a)
To protect sensitive data from unauthorized access or tampering
b)
To prevent system failures and ensure uninterrupted access to information
c)
To comply with legal and regulatory requirements
d)
All of the above
13.
What is the process of verifying the identity of a user or device attempting to access a computer system or network called?
a)
a) Authentication
b)
b) Authorization
c)
c) Auditing
d)
d) Access control
14.
What is the primary function of a firewall on a LAN?
a)
A) To connect devices to the internet
b)
B) To share files and resources
c)
C) To protect the network from unauthorized access
d)
D) To ensure efficient network performance
15.
What type of network storage protocol is used for connecting storage devices to a host server using SCSI?
a)
A) SAS
b)
B) NFS
c)
C) FCoE
d)
D) iSCSI
16.
What is the process of granting or denying access to resources or services based on the identity of a user or device?
a)
a) Authentication
b)
b) Authorization
c)
c) Auditing
d)
d) Access control
17.
Which transmission method uses the entire frequency band at once to send multiple signals at the same time?
a)
A) Broadband transmission
b)
B) Baseband transmission
c)
C) Both A and B
d)
D) None of the above
18.
What is the main benefit of using a Storage Area Network (SAN) for storage?
a)
A) High availability
b)
B) High performance
c)
C) Both A and B
d)
D) None
19.
Which type of network allows computers to connect wirelessly, using technologies such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?
a)
A) LAN
b)
B) WAN
c)
C) WLAN
d)
D) NFC
20.
Which type of network traffic is typically blocked by a firewall on a LAN?
a)
A) Traffic from trusted sources
b)
B) Traffic from local devices
c)
C) Traffic from untrusted sources
d)
D) Traffic from VPN connections
21.
Which network topology connects each device directly to a central hub?
a)
A) Star topology
b)
B) Ring topology
c)
C) Tree topology
d)
D) Mesh topology
22.
Which type of network allows for short-range wireless communication between devices, typically used for mobile payments or data transfer?
a)
A) LAN
b)
B) WAN
c)
C) WLAN
d)
D) NFC
23.
Which network topology allows for multiple paths for data to travel between devices?
a)
A) Star topology
b)
B) Ring topology
c)
C) Tree topology
d)
D) Mesh topology
24.
What is the process of monitoring and recording activity in a system to help identify and prevent security breaches?
a)
a) Authentication
b)
b) Authorization
c)
c) Auditing
d)
d) Access control
25.
Which transmission method uses a single channel at a time to transmit a signal?
a)
A) Broadband transmission
b)
B) Baseband transmission
c)
C) Both A and B
d)
D) None of the above
26.
How is a user's identity usually verified during the authentication process?
a)
a) By using a password
b)
b) By using a fingerprint
c)
c) By using a security token
d)
d) All of the above
27.
Which of the following is NOT a commonly used method of computer authentication?
a)
A) Password-based authentication
b)
B) Biometric authentication
c)
C) Token-based authentication
d)
D) Astrology-based authentication
28.
Which of the following is NOT a potential concern associated with the use of biometric authentication?
a)
A) Privacy concerns about the collection and storage of biometric data
b)
B) The risk of false positives or false negatives in the identification process
c)
C) The possibility of biometric data being compromised or stolen
d)
D) The fact that biometric authentication systems are too convenient for users
29.
Which of the following is NOT a common objective of a computer audit?
a)
A) To evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of computer systems and processes
b)
B) To assess the level of compliance with laws, regulations, and internal policies
c)
C) To identify and mitigate potential security vulnerabilities
d)
D) To determine the accuracy and completeness of financial records
30.
What is the main purpose of multilevel security for computer networks?
a)
A) To protect against external threats such as hackers
b)
B) To enforce access controls based on user roles and permissions
c)
C) To prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data
d)
D) All of the above
31.
Which of the following is NOT a commonly used method for implementing multilevel security for computer networks?
a)
A) Firewalls
b)
B) Access control lists
c)
C) Encryption
d)
D) Birthdays
32.
What is the main disadvantage of implementing multilevel security for computer networks?
a)
A) It can be expensive and time-consuming to set up and maintain
b)
B) It can be inconvenient for users who have to remember multiple passwords
c)
C) It can create a false sense of security
d)
D) All of the above
33.
Which device is used to connect multiple devices on a LAN to a wide-area network such as the internet?
a)
A) Router
b)
B) Switch
c)
C) Hub
d)
D) Gateway
34.
What is the main purpose of rlogin in the TCP/IP protocol suite?
a)
a) To facilitate file transfers
b)
b) To provide email services
c)
c) To remotely access network devices
d)
d) To securely connect to a remote host
35.
Which device is used to connect multiple devices on a LAN, but does not forward data packets between them?
a)
A) Router
b)
B) Switch
c)
C) Hub
d)
D) Gateway
36.
Which protocol is typically used to access files over a network and is commonly used in Windows environments?
a)
A) NFS
b)
B) SMB
c)
C) SAS
d)
D) FCoE
37.
Which type of network is typically used to connect computers over a wide geographic area, such as across cities or even countries?
a)
A) LAN
b)
B) WAN
c)
C) WLAN
d)
D) NFC
38.
Why is it important to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information?
a)
To protect sensitive data from unauthorized access or tampering
b)
To prevent system failures and ensure uninterrupted access to information
c)
To comply with legal and regulatory requirements
d)
All of the above
39.
Which protocol is responsible for providing a unique address for each device connected to the internet?
a)
A. TCP
b)
B. IPv4
c)
C. IPv6
d)
D. DNS
40.
Which protocol is used for remote login to a server?
a)
A. rlogin
b)
B. SMTP
c)
C. Telnet
d)
D. FTP
41.
What is the main difference between Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP) in the TCP/IP protocol suite?
a)
a) TCP handles error checking and correction, while IP handles routing of packets.
b)
b) TCP handles routing of packets, while IP handles error checking and correction.
c)
c) TCP and IP handle the same function in the protocol suite.
d)
d) TCP handles data transfer, while IP handles network communication.
42.
Which of the following protocols is used for network file sharing in the TCP/IP protocol suite?
a)
a) SMTP
b)
b) Telnet
c)
c) FTP
d)
d) NFS
43.
Which of the following protocols is used for email communication in the TCP/IP protocol suite?
a)
a) SMTP
b)
b) Telnet
c)
c) FTP
d)
d) DNS
44.
Which version of Internet Protocol (IP) supports a larger address space than IPv4?
a)
a) IPv4
b)
b) IPv6
45.
What is the process of verifying the identity of a user or device attempting to access a computer system or network called?
a)
a) Authentication
b)
b) Authorization
c)
c) Auditing
d)
d) Access control
46.
What is the primary function of a firewall on a LAN?
a)
A) To connect devices to the internet
b)
B) To share files and resources
c)
C) To protect the network from unauthorized access
d)
D) To ensure efficient network performance
47.
Which protocol is used for error reporting and network control in the TCP/IP protocol suite?
a)
a) TCP
b)
b) IP
c)
c) ICMP
d)
d) DNS
48.
What is the main function of Domain Name System (DNS) in the TCP/IP protocol suite?
a)
a) To provide email services
b)
b) To provide remote access
c)
c) To resolve domain names to IP addresses
d)
d) To handle network error reporting
49.
Which transmission method uses the entire frequency band at once to send multiple signals at the same time?
a)
A) Broadband transmission
b)
B) Baseband transmission
c)
C) Both A and B
d)
D) None of the above
50.
Which cloud computing characteristic best relates to autoscaling?
a)
Broad access
b)
metered usage
c)
rapid provisioning
d)
pooled resources
51.
Which type of network allows computers to connect wirelessly, using technologies such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?
a)
A) LAN
b)
B) WAN
c)
C) WLAN
d)
D) NFC
52.
Which type of network traffic is typically blocked by a firewall on a LAN?
a)
A) Traffic from trusted sources
b)
B) Traffic from local devices
c)
C) Traffic from untrusted sources
d)
D) Traffic from VPN connections
53.
Which network topology connects each device directly to a central hub?
a)
A) Star topology
b)
B) Ring topology
c)
C) Tree topology
d)
D) Mesh topology
54.
Which network topology allows for multiple paths for data to travel between devices?
a)
A) Star topology
b)
B) Ring topology
c)
C) Tree topology
d)
D) Mesh topology
55.
What is the process of monitoring and recording activity in a system to help identify and prevent security breaches?
a)
a) Authentication
b)
b) Authorization
c)
c) Auditing
d)
d) Access control
56.
Which transmission method uses a single channel at a time to transmit a signal?
a)
A) Broadband transmission
b)
B) Baseband transmission
c)
C) Both A and B
d)
D) None of the above
57.
How is a user's identity usually verified during the authentication process?
a)
a) By using a password
b)
b) By using a fingerprint
c)
c) By using a security token
d)
d) All of the above
58.
Which of the following is NOT a commonly used method of computer authentication?
a)
A) Password-based authentication
b)
B) Biometric authentication
c)
C) Token-based authentication
d)
D) Astrology-based authentication
59.
Which of the following is NOT a potential concern associated with the use of biometric authentication?
a)
A) Privacy concerns about the collection and storage of biometric data
b)
B) The risk of false positives or false negatives in the identification process
c)
C) The possibility of biometric data being compromised or stolen
d)
D) The fact that biometric authentication systems are too convenient for users
60.
You are configuring MDM policies regarding failed log in attempts on smartphones. Which setting value disables device wipe upon incorrect password attempts?
a)
10
b)
0
c)
32
d)
64
61.
Which term describes running multiple passes of random data writing to wipe storage media?
a)
Recycle bin wiping
b)
repartitioning
c)
reformatting
d)
Hard wipe
62.
Which mobile device provisioning strategy consists of devices being provided by the organization?
a)
COPE
b)
CYOD
c)
GDPR
d)
BYOD
63.
What is the main purpose of multilevel security for computer networks?
a)
A) To protect against external threats such as hackers
b)
B) To enforce access controls based on user roles and permissions
c)
C) To prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data
d)
D) All of the above
64.
Which of the following is NOT a commonly used method for implementing multilevel security for computer networks?
a)
A) Firewalls
b)
B) Access control lists
c)
C) Encryption
d)
D) Birthdays
65.
What is the main disadvantage of implementing multilevel security for computer networks?
a)
A) It can be expensive and time-consuming to set up and maintain
b)
B) It can be inconvenient for users who have to remember multiple passwords
c)
C) It can create a false sense of security
d)
D) All of the above
66.
You manage a fleet of Android and iOS smartphones. Updates must be applied for the mobile OS and apps. Which tool allows the central management of smartphones?
a)
EFS
b)
MDM
c)
TPM
d)
AES
67.
What does the acronym "API" stand for?
a)
A. Application Performance Indicator
b)
B. Application Program Interface
c)
C. Automated Programming Interface
d)
D. Automated Performance Indicator
68.
What type of software is required to write and run a program?
a)
A. Text editor
b)
B. Compiler
c)
C. Interpreter
d)
D. Development environment
69.
What is an example of a scripting language?
a)
A. C++
b)
B. Python
c)
C. Java
d)
D. Ruby
70.
What is an example of a database management system?
a)
A. SQL
b)
B. C++
c)
C. Java
d)
D. Ruby
71.
Which of the following is a type of loop?
a)
A. If
b)
B. For
c)
C. While
d)
D. Switch
72.
What does "CSS" stand for?
a)
A. Cascading Style Sheet
b)
B. Centralized Style System
c)
C. Creative Style Sheet
d)
D. Centralized System Styles
73.
What is the purpose of a debugger?
a)
A. To debug code
b)
B. To write code
c)
C. To test code
d)
D. To compile code
74.
What is the difference between compiled and interpreted languages?
a)
A. Compiled languages are translated before being executed, interpreted languages are executed directly.
b)
B. Compiled languages are executed directly, interpreted languages are translated before being executed.
c)
C. Compiled languages are faster, interpreted languages are slower.
d)
D. Compiled languages are easier to write, interpreted languages are harder to write.
75.
What is the term used to describe a block of code that performs a specific task? (Select 2)
a)
A. Function
b)
B. Method
c)
C. Procedure
d)
D. Class.
76.
What is the process of translating human-readable code into machine-readable code called?
a)
A. Compilation
b)
B. Decompilation
c)
C. Interpreting
d)
D. Debugging
77.
What is a programming construct used to repeat a specific block of code multiple times?
a)
A. Loop
b)
B. Iteration
c)
C. Recursion
d)
D. Function
78.
What is the term for a data type that can hold only one value at a time?
a)
A. String
b)
B. Integer
c)
C. Float
d)
D. Scalar
79.
What is a software development methodology that emphasizes frequent release cycles and collaboration between developers and customers?
a)
A. Waterfall
b)
B. Agile
c)
C. Spiral
d)
D. Scrum
80.
What is the process of identifying and fixing errors in code called?
a)
A. Debugging
b)
B. Testing
c)
C. Refactoring
d)
D. Deployment
81.
Why is branding important in computer programming?
a)
A. To increase visibility and recognition among customers
b)
B. To differentiate from competitors
c)
C. Both A and B
d)
D. Neither A nor B
82.
What elements make up a strong brand in computer programming?
a)
A. Unique logo and tagline
b)
B. Consistent use of colors and typography
c)
C. Clear messaging and value proposition
d)
D. All of the above
83.
What is the first step in troubleshooting a computer program?
a)
A. Rebooting the system
b)
B. Checking for error messages
c)
C. Reviewing the code
d)
D. Consulting technical support
84.
What tool can be used to isolate and resolve network issues when troubleshooting a computer program?
a)
A. Network analyzer
b)
B. Task manager
c)
C. System restore
d)
D. Anti-virus software
85.
What is the process of resolving a problem by systematically evaluating and eliminating possible causes called?
a)
A. Debugging
b)
B. Testing
c)
C. Root cause analysis
d)
D. Debugging and testing
86.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves starting with the most complex or highest level components and working down to the simplest or lowest level components?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
87.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves starting with the simplest or lowest level components and working up to the most complex or highest level components?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
88.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves tracing the flow of data or logic in a system to identify where the problem may be?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
89.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves comparing the functioning system with a non-functioning system to identify the differences that are causing the problem?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
90.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves performing a systematic elimination of potential causes to identify the root cause of a problem?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
91.
What elements make up a strong brand in computer programming?
a)
A. Unique logo and tagline
b)
B. Consistent use of colors and typography
c)
C. Clear messaging and value proposition
d)
D. All of the above
92.
What is the first step in troubleshooting a computer program?
a)
A. Rebooting the system
b)
B. Checking for error messages
c)
C. Reviewing the code
d)
D. Consulting technical support
93.
What tool can be used to isolate and resolve network issues when troubleshooting a computer program?
a)
A. Network analyzer
b)
B. Task manager
c)
C. System restore
d)
D. Anti-virus software
94.
What is the process of resolving a problem by systematically evaluating and eliminating possible causes called?
a)
A. Debugging
b)
B. Testing
c)
C. Root cause analysis
d)
D. Debugging and testing
95.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves starting with the most complex or highest level components and working down to the simplest or lowest level components?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
96.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves starting with the simplest or lowest level components and working up to the most complex or highest level components?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
97.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves tracing the flow of data or logic in a system to identify where the problem may be?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
98.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves comparing the functioning system with a non-functioning system to identify the differences that are causing the problem?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
99.
What is the standard troubleshooting methodology that involves performing a systematic elimination of potential causes to identify the root cause of a problem?
a)
A. Top-down
b)
B. Bottom-up
c)
C. Follow the path
d)
D. Spot the differences
100.
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