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CSS12_Q1_REVIEW TESTS

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In media-based software installation, what is typically used to call the process?

a)

A web link

b)

An executable file

c)

A device driver

d)

A system plugin

2.

Which type of installation checks the system and only downloads necessary files?

a)

Media-based installation

b)

Cloud-based installation

c)

Web-based installation

d)

Manual installation

3.

What can be a potential issue with web-based installations?

a)

Disk space

b)

Slow processing speed

c)

Firewalls and strict security

d)

Lack of executable files

4.

What is a graphic tablet used for?

a)

Printing documents

b)

Drawing objects using a pen or puck

c)

Storing data

d)

Controlling system processes

5.

What is the function of a joystick?

a)

To print documents

b)

To control the movement of a cursor or symbol on the screen

c)

To input data into the system

d)

To store graphical information

6.

What is the role of an Operating System (OS)?

a)

To handle hardware installation

b)

To control the allocation and use of programs and data on a computer

c)

To provide network connectivity

d)

To manage BIOS settings

7.

What is a LAN Card used for?

a)

Connecting a computer to the internet

b)

Providing local area network interface

c)

Displaying graphical data

d)

Storing network settings

8.

What is a printer's primary function?

a)

To store files

b)

To process information

c)

To produce hardcopy of information from the computer

d)

To project images on a screen

9.

What does NIC stand for?

a)

Network Identification Card

b)

Network Interface Card

c)

New Internet Connector

d)

Node Interaction Controller

10.

What does a multi-tester measure?

a)

Data speed

b)

Voltage, current, and resistance

c)

Hard disk space

d)

Network strength

11.

What is a network?

a)

A system for connecting two or more computers

b)

A storage device for data

c)

A tool for measuring voltage

d)

A printer setting

12.

What should be on hand before starting the installation process?

a)

USB flash drives

b)

Floppy disks or CDs

c)

External hard drives

d)

Backup devices

13.

What kind of information might be needed during the installation process?

a)

Information about you, your company, and your computer

b)

User preferences for desktop icons

c)

Your internet connection speed

d)

Your email settings

14.

What should be done if hardware is defective before installation?

a)

Install the OS anyway

b)

Fix or replace the defective hardware

c)

Install additional software

d)

Disable the defective hardware

15.

What might you need to provide regarding the operating system components?

a)

The software version number

b)

Which components of the OS you want to install

c)

The OS backup copy

d)

The BIOS configuration

16.

What is crucial for the installation of some peripheral devices?

a)

Latest media files

b)

Up-to-date device drivers

c)

Extra storage space

d)

Internet connection

17.

Where might you be asked to install the operating system?

a)

On an external hard drive

b)

On a specific partition or drive

c)

On a cloud server

d)

On a CD-ROM

18.

What is one common feature across all operating system installations?

a)

Ensuring a BIOS update

b)

Selecting the language for installation

c)

Checking if the computer meets the hardware and software requirements

d)

Formatting all external devices

19.

Why is it important to have information available about your hardware?

a)

To ensure compatibility with the OS

b)

To determine network speed

c)

To configure the desktop environment

d)

To back up files correctly

20.

Which type of installation allows the user to select specific components to install?

a)

Full Installation

b)

Custom Installation

c)

Silent Installation

d)

Network Installation

21.

What is a network installation?

a)

Installing software directly from the internet

b)

Installing software over a network from a central server

c)

Installing software onto a network device

d)

Installing network drivers

22.

What is a silent or unattended installation?

a)

An installation with audio notifications

b)

An installation that requires user interaction throughout the process

c)

An installation that occurs without user interaction or with minimal prompts

d)

An installation with enhanced security features

23.

When might a custom installation be used?

a)

When the user wants to install all components

b)

When the user only needs certain features or components

c)

When installing software on multiple devices

d)

When the installation is network-based

24.

What is one key reason for installing software?

a)

To free up disk space

b)

To customize the application to meet user needs

c)

To reduce power consumption

d)

To update system firmware

25.

What kind of installation is typically performed in large organizations where software is installed on multiple devices?

a)

Custom Installation

b)

Network Installation

c)

Silent Installation

d)

Full Installation

26.

Which installation type is most useful for automating the process without user input?

a)

Custom Installation

b)

Silent or Unattended Installation

c)

Full Installation

d)

Network Installation

27.

How do clients access resources in a client-server network?

a)

By directly connecting to the server's hardware

b)

Through a local area network (LAN) or a wide-area network (WAN)

c)

By installing special software on the server

d)

Through wireless-only networks

28.

What type of server awaits client requests in a client-server network?

a)

Proxy server

b)

Daemon server

c)

File server

d)

Database server

29.

What is one major advantage of a client-server network?

a)

Decentralized data management

b)

Central management of applications and data

c)

Faster peer-to-peer communication

d)

Lower server maintenance costs

30.

What is a physical computer that runs a server program commonly referred to as?

a)

Client

b)

Server

c)

Router

d)

Workstation

31.

Why are servers important for an organization's IT infrastructure?

a)

They only handle data storage

b)

They perform essential tasks and activities such as security, authentication, billing, and orders

c)

They replace all manual tasks in the organization

d)

They reduce the need for internet access

32.

What happens if there are no servers handling the load during complex processes like a purchase?

a)

The purchase could still proceed smoothly

b)

The purchase would not take place

c)

The system would switch to peer-to-peer communication

d)

The process would slow down but still work

33.

Which of the following is an example of a task a server might handle?

a)

Sending e-mails

b)

Running security and authentication processes

c)

Editing documents

d)

Surfing the web

34.

What is a key role of servers in an organization?

a)

To provide internet browsing

b)

To handle essential IT infrastructure activities

c)

To store multimedia files

d)

To run user applications locally

35.

Why is a single EXE installation familiar to most users?

a)

It is the easiest installation method

b)

It extracts itself and contains all the files needed to run the installation

c)

It requires manual extraction of files

d)

It is only used in older systems

36.

What role does the Windows Installer service play in installation?

a)

It compresses files for installation

b)

It runs on a client machine and manages software installations on Windows systems

c)

It configures the hardware settings

d)

It creates portable versions of applications

37.

What is the key advantage of a portable application?

a)

It runs faster than other software

b)

It doesn't require compatibility with the operating system

c)

It allows easy transfer of the program along with user preferences between different computers

d)

It runs automatically without installation

38.

Why are peripheral devices considered non-essential to a computer's operation?

a)

They are not part of the computer's case

b)

The computer can compute without them

c)

They only improve the aesthetics of a computer

d)

They are only used for gaming purposes

39.

What distinguishes internal devices from external devices?

a)

Internal devices are wireless, while external devices use ports

b)

Internal devices are installed inside the computer's case, while external devices are attached through ports on the outside

c)

Internal devices are optional, while external devices are always necessary

d)

Internal devices require no power, while external devices do

40.

Why might someone install an additional video card as an internal device?

a)

To improve the computer's graphics capabilities or support multiple monitors

b)

To increase the computer's storage capacity

c)

To boost the sound quality of the system

d)

To speed up the internet connection

41.

What are examples of essential external peripheral devices?

a)

Printer, external hard drive, and TV tuner card

b)

Keyboard, monitor, and mouse

c)

Scanner, TV tuner, and speakers

d)

DVD drive, RAM, and hard disk drive

42.

Why might some external devices be considered optional by some users?

a)

They are outdated and not compatible with modern computers

b)

They serve specialized functions that not all users require, such as printers or scanners

c)

They are always expensive to purchase

d)

They are difficult to connect to a computer

43.

Why is checking your computer's hardware requirements important before upgrading?

a)

To ensure compatibility with the new operating system

b)

To make the upgrade process faster

c)

To reduce memory usage

d)

To avoid downloading unnecessary files

44.

What is a production computer?

a)

A computer used exclusively for software testing

b)

A computer used for work that, if unavailable, would cause a loss of productivity

c)

A backup computer that runs in case of emergencies

d)

A server used for handling customer data

45.

What does Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) help with during an OS upgrade?

a)

Setting up new database applications

b)

Ensuring that databases can be accessed after the upgrade

c)

Improving the performance of the upgrade

d)

Creating backups of database files

46.

How does a silent or unattended installation differ from other installation types?

a)

It requires more user interaction

b)

It installs software without user interaction or with minimal prompts

c)

It takes longer to complete than other installations

d)

It installs fewer components

47.

What type of installation would be most suitable for a large organization installing software on many computers?

a)

Full installation

b)

Custom installation

c)

Network installation

d)

Silent installation

48.

Why would a user prefer a silent or unattended installation?

a)

To select which components to install

b)

To reduce the amount of user input required during the installation

c)

To ensure all components of the software are installed

d)

To improve the computer's performance

49.

In which situation would a network installation be most useful?

a)

When installing software on a single personal computer

b)

When multiple computers need the same software from a central server

c)

When the software needs to be installed automatically without any prompts

d)

When the software requires frequent updates

50.

What is the benefit of a custom installation over a full installation?

a)

It installs more components than a full installation

b)

It allows the user to choose specific components to install, saving space and time

c)

It makes the software installation process faster

d)

It ensures that the software is compatible with older hardware

51.

What is a drawback of custom installation?

a)

It requires more storage space

b)

It may result in missing features if not done carefully

c)

It requires no knowledge of software components

d)

It takes less time than a full installation

52.

Why is it important to ensure system requirements are met before a full installation?

a)

To avoid compatibility issues and ensure the software runs correctly

b)

To speed up the installation process

c)

To reduce the installation size

d)

To limit the number of components installed

53.

What action should be taken during the post-installation phase?

a)

Uninstall the software

b)

Reconfigure hardware components

c)

Update software and drivers

d)

Purchase additional licenses

54.

Which installation method allows users to install only the components they need?

a)

Full installation

b)

Custom installation

c)

Silent installation

d)

Network installation

55.

What might be a consequence of not carefully selecting components during a custom installation?

a)

Increased installation time

b)

Missing important features or functionalities

c)

Overwriting existing software

d)

Increased hardware requirements

56.

What distinguishes a client machine from a server machine in terms of hardware configuration?

a)

A client machine has advanced hardware, while a server machine has basic hardware

b)

A client machine is a high-end computer, while a server machine has a basic hardware configuration

c)

A client machine has a basic hardware configuration, while a server machine has an advanced hardware configuration

d)

Both client and server machines have the same hardware configuration

57.

What is the primary function of a client in a network?

a)

To provide services and manage resources

b)

To request specific services from a server

c)

To store large data files

d)

To support multiple user log-ins simultaneously

58.

How does a server differ from a client in terms of performance?

a)

A server delivers high performance, while a client performs based on user standards

b)

A server delivers lower performance compared to a client

c)

Both server and client deliver equal performance

d)

A client delivers higher performance than a server

59.

What type of tasks is a client typically used for?

a)

Storing huge data files and applications

b)

Performing high-performance computations

c)

Simple tasks and requesting services

d)

Supporting multiple user log-ins simultaneously

60.

How does the capability of a server to handle user log-ins compare to that of a client?

a)

A server supports multiple user log-ins simultaneously, while a client supports a single user log-in at a time

b)

A client supports multiple user log-ins simultaneously, while a server supports a single user log-in at a time

c)

Both client and server support a single user log-in at a time

d)

Both client and server support multiple user log-ins simultaneously

61.

Why is a server considered more powerful and expensive than a client?

a)

It performs simple tasks efficiently

b)

It is used for storing huge data files and delivering high performance

c)

It has lower hardware specifications

d)

It only supports single user log-ins

62.

What kind of performance does a client typically deliver compared to a server?

a)

Higher performance

b)

Lower performance

c)

Equal performance

d)

Non-performance

63.

When installing a new keyboard and mouse, which action should you take to ensure compatibility with your computer's ports?

a)

Check the manufacturer's instructions and determine if the keyboard and mouse use PS/2 or USB connectors

b)

Format the computer's hard drive before installation

c)

Install additional software updates before connecting the keyboard and mouse

d)

Replace the computer's power supply

64.

When preparing for a system upgrade, why is it important to ensure that the new system can read your backup?

a)

To make sure the backup software is updated

b)

To confirm that the backup files are compatible and can be restored properly on the new system

c)

To avoid losing the original backup files

d)

To ensure the backup is stored in a cloud service

65.

What is the primary function of Rufus when it comes to USB drives?

a)

It stores files for backup purposes

b)

It helps format and create bootable USB flash drives

c)

It only transfers data from one device to another

d)

It creates virtual machines

66.

How does Rufus facilitate the creation of bootable USB drives, and what is the source of the bootable content?

a)

Rufus formats USB drives and installs an operating system from a DVD

b)

Rufus copies existing files from one USB drive to another

c)

Rufus formats USB drives and creates bootable drives using ISO image files

d)

Rufus installs updates on USB drives from a connected network

67.

How does network installation provide an advantage in terms of bandwidth usage compared to individual installations?

a)

It increases bandwidth usage by requiring multiple separate installations

b)

It reduces bandwidth usage by managing all installations from a central server

c)

It requires less network bandwidth but only during the initial setup

d)

It has no effect on bandwidth usage compared to individual installations

68.

What is a potential drawback of using silent installation in a corporate environment?

a)

It requires significant manual intervention during the installation process

b)

It can quickly deploy software but may obscure errors or issues that occur during installation

c)

It increases the complexity of the installation process

d)

It reduces the speed of deployment compared to manual installations

69.

What is the primary role of an Active Directory Server compared to a DHCP Server?

a)

An Active Directory Server manages permissions and access to networked resources by storing data as objects, while a DHCP Server automatically assigns IP addresses and network information to hosts.

b)

An Active Directory Server assigns IP addresses to devices, while a DHCP Server manages permissions and access.

c)

An Active Directory Server connects printers to client computers, while a DHCP Server serves web pages.

d)

An Active Directory Server converts domain names into IP addresses, while a DHCP Server handles email communications.

70.

When evaluating the necessity of external devices for a specific user or use case, how should one prioritize the devices?

a)

Prioritize devices based on their cost and brand reputation

b)

Prioritize devices based on their connectivity options and compatibility with the system

c)

Prioritize devices based on their aesthetic appeal and design

d)

Prioritize devices based on their ability to support multiple operating systems

71.

What steps would you follow to set up your computer to boot from a USB flash drive for an operating system installation?

a)

Change the boot sequence in the BIOS setup to prioritize the USB flash drive; alternatively, use the key to access the boot sequence menu at startup.

b)

Install the operating system directly from a CD or DVD without configuring the BIOS settings.

c)

Connect the USB flash drive to any USB port and restart the computer without changing any settings.

d)

Use a different computer to prepare the USB flash drive for installation before connecting it to the target computer.

72.

How would you ensure that your computer is ready for the OS installation after setting the boot device?

a)

Verify that the operating system installation program loads and check if the system meets the minimum hardware requirements.

b)

Restart the computer multiple times to ensure the installation program starts correctly.

c)

Disconnect all peripherals except the keyboard and mouse before starting the installation.

d)

Perform a full hardware diagnostic test before beginning the OS installation.

73.

What is the primary benefit of using a network installation in a corporate environment?

a)

It allows for individual installations on each device

b)

It simplifies the installation process for multiple devices

c)

It requires less technical knowledge from users

d)

It is faster than manual installations

74.

During a software installation, what is typically checked to ensure compatibility?

a)

Available disk space

b)

Installed software versions

c)

Network speed

d)

Operating system updates

75.

What is a common reason for performing a custom installation of software?

a)

To install all available features without selection

b)

To avoid installing unnecessary components

c)

To ensure a silent installation process

d)

To speed up the installation time