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Midterm Intro to Comp Reviewer

Total questions: 154

Worksheet time: 1hrs 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When was the Internet launched?

a)

1971

b)

1969

c)

1983

d)

1991

2.

What was the first national computer network that later became the Internet?

a)

Web 1.0

b)

ARPANET

c)

TCP/IP

d)

WWW

3.

What major innovation did the web bring when it was introduced in 1991?

a)

Text-based communication

b)

Multimedia interface (graphics, sound, video)

c)

Email services

d)

File transfer protocols

4.

Which generation of the web is characterized by social media?

a)

Web 1.0

b)

Web 2.0

c)

Web 3.0

d)

Web 4.0

5.

Web 3.0 is known for its:

a)

Search engines

b)

Social media platforms

c)

Semantic web and Al assistants

d)

Mobile internet

6.

What is the key feature of Web 4.0?

a)

Advanced search functions

b)

Social media posts

c)

Mobile web and data from devices like smartphones

d)

Emotional web technology

7.

Which of the following describes Web 5.0?

a)

It's fully realized

b)

It focuses on large-scale cloud storage

c)

It's known as the emotional web

d)

It emphasizes virtual reality environments

8.

Which of the following statements is correct?

a)

The Internet and the web are the same

b)

The Internet is a physical network, the web is a multimedia interface

c)

The web connects all computers globally

d)

The web was invented before the Internet

9.

What is the most popular use of the Internet?

a)

E-learning

b)

Communication

c)

Shopping

d)

Entertainment

10.

Which of the following is an example of a web browser?

a)

Safari

b)

Google

c)

Yahoo

d)

Instagram

11.

What does a URL contain?

a)

Internet Protocol

b)

Search query

c)

Browser history

d)

Protocol and domain name

12.

Which part of a URL specifies the protocol used to connect to a resource?

a)

www

b)

Domain name

c)

https

d)

TLD

13.

Which of the following is a technology used to ensure consistent webpage appearance?

a)

FTP

b)

JavaScript

c)

CSS

d)

BitTorrent

14.

Which type of file transfer allows copying files between computers via a browser?

a)

BitTorrent

b)

FTP/SFTP

c)

Web-based file transfer

d)

HTML

15.

Which of the following describes BitTorrent?

a)

Transfers large files using multiple computers

b)

A programming language used in web development

c)

A social media platform

d)

A search engine for locating file

16.

What does FTP stand for?

a)

File Transfer Protocol

b)

Fast Transfer Process

c)

File Time Protocol

d)

Fixed Transmission Path

17.

Which Internet security suite is well-known?

a)

McAfee

b)

Norton Internet Security

c)

Dropbox

d)

Safari

18.

A search engine is used for:

a)

Sending emails

b)

Finding information on the web

c)

Shopping online

d)

Browsing local files

19.

Which of the following is a key challenge in e-commerce?

a)

Slow loading websites

b)

Providing secure online payments

c)

Lack of online courses

d)

Limited browser support

20.

Which type of e-commerce involves business-to-consumer transactions?

a)

B2B

b)

C2C

c)

B2C

d)

P2P

21.

Which popular e-commerce site is an example of B2C commerce?

a)

eBay

b)

Amazon

c)

Craigslist

d)

Bitcoin

22.

What is an example of C2C e-commerce?

a)

Online banking

b)

Shopping on Amazon

c)

Auctions on eBay

d)

Cloud storage

23.

Digital currency is:

a)

Cash sent through email

b)

The Internet's version of traditional cash

c)

A search engine

d)

An online gaming token

24.

Which digital currency is known for being independent of traditional cash?

a)

Diem

b)

Bitcoin

c)

us dollar

25.

Which of the following is NOT a category of application software?

a)

Mobile apps

b)

General-purpose applications

c)

Operating systems

d)

Specialized applications

26.

Where can you download mobile apps?

a)

From a website

b)

From an app store

c)

From email links

d)

From software Cds

27.

Which app store focuses on applications for Windows laptops and desktops?

a)

Apple App Store

b)

Google Play

c)

Microsoft Store

d)

Amazon Appstore

28.

What is a user interface (UI)?

a)

Hardware controlling system settings

b)

The part of an application that allows user interaction

c)

The code that runs the application

d)

A web browser

29.

What type of interface is commonly used in general-purpose applications?

a)

Command-line interface

b)

Graphical user interface (GUI)

c)

Voice-only interface

d)

Code-based interface

30.

Which of the following is NOT a typical input method for a graphical user interface (GUI)?

a)

Morse code

b)

Mouse

c)

Keyboard

d)

Stylus

31.

What does the term "mobile app" refer to?

a)

An app for laptops

b)

An app designed for mobile devices like phones and tablets

c)

A desktop program

d)

An app for web browsers

32.

Which of the following is a general-purpose application?

a)

Word processor

b)

Video editing software

c)

Web authoring tool

d)

Specialized suite

33.

Which application is primarily used for creating text-based documents?

a)

Spreadsheet

b)

Word processor

c)

Database manager

d)

Presentation software

34.

What is an example of widely-used presentation software?

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Microsoft PowerPoint

c)

Google Docs

d)

Apple Pages

35.

Which type of software helps organize and analyze numeric data?

a)

Word processor

b)

Spreadsheet

c)

Presentation software

d)

Graphic editor

36.

Which of the following is NOT a widely used spreadsheet application?

a)

Microsoft Excel

b)

Google Sheets

c)

Adobe Photoshop

d)

Apple Numbers

37.

Which software is known for database management?

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Microsoft Excel

c)

Microsoft Access

d)

Google Docs

38.

What is a specialized application?

a)

A word processor

b)

A general-purpose application

c)

A program focused on specific industries or professions

d)

A type of mobile app

39.

Which of the following is a type of specialized graphics software?

a)

Image editor

b)

Spreadsheet

c)

Word processor

d)

Presentation software

40.

What is the main purpose of video editing software?

a)

Enhance video quality and add special effects

b)

Edit written text

c)

Create presentations

d)

Draw vector images

41.

Which of the following programs is used to create vector images?

a)

Image editor

b)

Illustration program

c)

Video editor

d)

Spreadsheet

42.

What is the purpose of desktop publishing software?

a)

Code websites

b)

Edit photos

c)

Combine text and graphics for professional publications

d)

Manage databases

43.

What is another name for a web authoring program?

a)

HTML editor

b)

Word processor

c)

Spreadsheet

d)

Presentation software

44.

What does WYSIWYG stand for?

a)

What You See Is What You Get

b)

Where You Search Is Where You Go

c)

Write Your Scripts in Web Graphics

d)

Web You Style, Integrate With Graphics

45.

Which type of software suite is designed for general office tasks?

a)

Utility suite

b)

Office suite

c)

Specialized suite

d)

Cloud suite

46.

Which of the following is an example of a cloud suite?

a)

Microsoft Office

b)

Adobe Photoshop

c)

Google Workspace

d)

Windows Media Player

47.

What is a utility suite used for?

a)

Create presentations

b)

Improve computing safety and efficiency

c)

Edit databases

d)

Organize files

48.

Which programming language is often used within HTML documents to trigger interactive features, such as opening new browser windows and checking information in online forms?

a)

Python

b)

JavaScript

c)

SQL

d)

C++

49.

Which is the best description for application software?

a)

End-user software used to accomplish tasks

b)

Security software

c)

Embedded software

50.

What is the most basic definition of Information Technology (IT)?

a)

Managing hardware

b)

Application of technology to solve business problems

c)

Building networks

d)

Managing websites

51.

Which professional is responsible for defending an organization's data?

a)

Network Administrator

b)

Software Engineer

c)

IT Security Specialist

d)

Web Developer

52.

What is a key role of an IT Support Specialist?

a)

Building mobile applications

b)

Diagnosing and fixing hardware issues

c)

Creating software programs

d)

Designing databases

53.

Which of the following develops mobile apps for Android and IOS?

a)

Web Developer

b)

Database Administrator

c)

Mobile Application Developer

d)

System Analyst

54.

Who is responsible for managing and configuring network hardware?

a)

Software Developer

b)

Network Administrator

c)

IT Manager

d)

Graphic Designer

55.

Which role involves creating visually engaging graphics using tools like Adobe Photoshop?

a)

IT Security Specialist

b)

Mobile Application Developer

c)

Graphic Designer

d)

Network Architect

56.

Which IT professional manages an organization's databases?

a)

Data Scientist

b)

Database Administrator

c)

Web Developer

d)

Systems Analyst

57.

What is a primary role of a Software Engineer?

a)

Designing user interfaces

b)

Building computer systems and applications

c)

Repairing hardware

d)

Developing cybersecurity systems

58.

Which of the following positions is focused on upgrading computer systems for increased efficiency?

a)

System Analyst

b)

IT Manager

c)

Software Developer

d)

Database Administrator

59.

Which role writes code to make software systems function?

a)

Computer Programmer

b)

IT Security Specialist

c)

Network Administrator

d)

Graphic Designer

60.

What type of professional creates 3D graphics for movies and video games?

a)

IT Support Specialist

b)

Computer Animator

c)

Web Developer

d)

Database Administrator

61.

Which part of an Information System consists of the 'end users'?

a)

Procedures

b)

People

c)

Hardware

d)

Data

62.

What is the function of system software in a computer?

a)

Creating documents.

b)

Managing internal resources

c)

Controlling the network

d)

Designing websites

63.

Which software enables interaction between users and hardware?

a)

System software

b)

Mobile apps

c)

Web browsers

d)

Databases

64.

What is an example of system software?

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Photoshop

c)

Windows 10

d)

Excel

65.

What type of software helps manage computer resources, such as an antivirus program?

a)

Application software

b)

System software

c)

Utilities

d)

Mobile apps

66.

Which type of software is used primarily on smartphones and tablets?

a)

Utilities

b)

General-purpose software

c)

Mobile apps

d)

System software

67.

Which type of hardware is used to process large amounts of data, often for weather forecasting?

a)

Mainframe computer

b)

Personal computer

c)

Supercomputer

d)

Midrange computer

68.

Which type of computer is typically used by medium sized companies?

a)

Supercomputer

b)

Personal computer

c)

Mainframe computer

d)

Midrange computer

69.

Which is the least powerful type of computer, but the most widely used?

a)

Supercomputer

b)

Personal computer

c)

Midrange computer

d)

Mainframe computer

70.

Which is an example of raw, unprocessed facts in an Information System?

a)

Programs

b)

Data

c)

Procedures

d)

Hardware

71.

Which file type is created by word processors?

a)

Database files

b)

Document files

c)

Presentation files

d)

Worksheet files

72.

List all the parts of information system


(a)  

73.

list the 4 types of files

(a)  

74.

3 types of application software?


(a)  

75.

Types of personal computer



(a)  

76.

System unit is also known as?

a)

Motherboard

b)

Computer case

c)

System chassis

d)

Processor

77.

What type of computers are designed to be operated directly by an end user?

a)

Mainframes

b)

Personal computers

c)

Supercomputers

d)

Servers

78.

What is the main function of the system board?

a)

Store data

b)

Control communications for the entire computer system

c)

Provide power to the computer

d)

Connect to the internet

79.

What are the tiny circuit boards etched onto squares of sand-like material called?

a)

Microprocessors

b)

Memory chips

c)

Silicon chips

d)

Expansion cards

80.

What provides a connection point for specialized cards or circuit boards in a system unit?

a)

Sockets

b)

Ports

c)

Slots

d)

Connectors

81.

What do bus lines in a system unit provide?

a)

Power supply

b)

Data pathways for communication among components

c)

Storage for files

d)

Protection from viruses

82.

What is contained on a single chip and acts as the 'brains' of the computer system?

a)

Control unit

b)

Microprocessor

c)

Arithmetic-logic unit

d)

Memory

83.

What are the two basic components of a microprocessor?

a)

CPU and memory

b)

Control unit and arithmetic-logic unit

c)

Input and output devices

d)

Registers and buses

84.

Which component of the microprocessor performs arithmetic operations?

a)

Control unit

b)

Cache

c)

Arithmetic-logic unit (ALU)

d)

Registers

85.

What are the two major categories of microprocessors?

a)

Mobile and portable

b)

Mobile and desktop

c)

Laptop and tablet

d)

Server and personal

86.

Which type of processors are typically more powerful?

a)

Mobile processors

b)

Desktop processors

c)

Tablet processors

d)

Microcontrollers

87.

What does the term 'word size' refer to in microprocessor chips?

a)

The physical size of the chip

b)

The number of bits that can be processed at one time

c)

The amount of memory a chip can access

d)

The number of instructions a processor can execute

88.

How many bytes can a 32-bit-word computer access at a time?

a)

2 bytes

b)

4 bytes

c)

8 bytes

d)

16 bytes

89.

How many bytes can a 64-bit-word computer access at a time?

a)

2 bytes

b)

4 bytes

c)

8 bytes

d)

16 bytes

90.

What is clock speed in relation to a microprocessor?

a)

The number of cores in the CPU

b)

The amount of memory available to the CPU

c)

The number of times the CPU can fetch and process data in a second

d)

The physical size of the processor

91.

What is the processing speed of newer personal computers measured in?

a)

Microseconds

b)

Nanoseconds

c)

Milliseconds

d)

Seconds

92.

What type of processors allow personal computers to run multiple programs simultaneously?

a)

Single-core processors

b)

Dual-core processors

c)

Multicore processors

d)

Hyper-threaded processors

93.

What is the primary function of memory in a computer system?

a)

To execute programs

b)

To hold data, instructions, and information

c)

To connect to external devices

d)

To improve processing speed

94.

What type of memory is considered temporary or volatile?

a)

Read-only memory (ROM)

b)

Flash memory

c)

Random-access memory (RAM)

d)

Cache memory

95.

What happens to the data stored in RAM when the computer is turned off?

a)

It is saved permanently

b)

It is copied to the hard drive

c)

It is lost

d)

It is stored in flash memory

96.

Which type of memory can be changed by the user?

a)

Read-only memory (ROM)

b)

Flash memory

c)

Cache memory

d)

Both A and C

97.

What is stored in read-only memory (ROM)?

a)

Temporary data for processing

b)

User-modifiable programs

c)

Information permanently written by the manufacturer

d)

Frequently accessed data

98.

What is the main advantage of cache memory over RAM?

a)

It is permanent storage

b)

It operates at a higher speed for frequently used data

c)

It has a larger storage capacity

d)

It is less expensive

99.

What is the purpose of expansion cards in a computer system?

a)

To increase the speed of the CPU

b)

To provide additional functionality to the system

c)

To store data permanently

d)

To connect to external devices

100.

What is a bus line in a computer system?

a)

A pathway for electricity

b)

A connection for external devices

c)

A pathway for bits representing data and instructions

d)

A physical space within the system unit

101.

How does a 64-bit bus compare to a 32-bit bus?

a)

It moves half as much information at a time

b)

It moves twice as much information at a time

c)

It is slower than a 32-bit bus

d)

It has fewer traffic lanes

102.

What are the two basic categories of buses in a computer system?

a)

Internal and external

b)

System buses and expansion buses

c)

High-speed and low-speed

d)

Primary and secondary

103.

What is the primary role of system buses?

a)

To connect the CPU to external devices

b)

To connect the CPU to memory on the system board

c)

To provide power to the CPU

d)

To connect the CPU to expansion cards

104.

What is a key consideration when selecting expansion cards?

a)

The color of the card

b)

The type of bus it works with

c)

The size of the card

d)

The brand of the card

105.

What is the primary function of expansion buses in a computer system?

a)

To increase the system's storage capacity

b)

To connect different components and peripherals to the CPU

c)

To enhance graphics performance

d)

To manage power supply

106.

What does USB stand for?

a)

Universal Serial Bus

b)

Universal Standard Bus

c)

Unified Serial Bus

d)

Universal Service Bus

107.

What is a key characteristic of USB devices?

a)

They can only be connected in series

b)

They require a special power supply

c)

They can connect from one device to another or to a common hub

d)

They are only used for audio equipment

108.

How do FireWire buses primarily differ from USB buses?

a)

FireWire is faster than USB

b)

FireWire is primarily used for audio and video equipment

c)

FireWire does not connect to a hub

d)

FireWire is an older technology

109.

What is a port in the context of a computer system?

a)

A type of memory chip

b)

A socket for external devices to connect to the system unit

c)

A type of software application

d)

A device for cooling the computer

110.

What are the most common ports used in desktop and laptop computers?

a)

USB Port

b)

HDMI Port

c)

Ethernet Port

d)

All of the above

111.

Which type of port is typically found on most laptops and desktops?

a)

USB-B

b)

USB-C

c)

USB-A

d)

HDMI

112.

What type of USB port is commonly found on peripheral devices like digital cameras and cell phones?

a)

USB-A

b)

USB-B

c)

USB-C

d)

Ethernet

113.

Which USB port type is the newest and found on high-end cell phones and laptops, offering faster data transfer?

a)

USB-A

b)

USB-B

c)

USB-C

d)

DVI

114.

What distinguishes USB-C ports from previous USB types?

a)

They are larger in size

b)

They are slower in data transfer

c)

They are faster, smaller, and easier to use

d)

They can only connect one device at a time

115.

What type of connection do Ethernet ports provide?

a)

High-speed audio connection

b)

High-speed networking connection

c)

High-speed video connection

d)

Low-speed data connection

116.

What is one major use of Ethernet ports?

a)

To connect audio devices

b)

To connect multiple computers for file sharing

c)

To connect external storage devices

d)

To connect a monitor

117.

What type of connection does a Display Port (DP) primarily provide?

a)

Audio only

b)

Video only

c)

Audiovisual

d)

Data transfer

118.

What is a primary limitation of DVI ports?

a)

They can only connect to analog monitors.

b)

They cannot send audio signals.

c)

They are slower than USB ports.

d)

They can only connect to printers.

119.

Which port is specifically designed for high-speed connections to camcorders and specialized devices?

a)

USB port

b)

HDMI port

c)

FireWire port

d)

Ethernet port

120.

What is the primary purpose of cables in a computer system?

a)

To increase processing speed

b)

To connect external devices to the system unit via ports

c)

To store data

d)

To improve graphics quality

121.

What type of computer is known as the most powerful and is used to process massive amounts of data?

a)

Mainframe Computer

b)

Supercomputer

c)

Midrange Computer

d)

Personal Computer

122.

Which of the following is an example of a task that supercomputers are typically used for?

a)

Word processing

b)

Video streaming

c)

Analyzing and predicting worldwide weather patterns

d)

Browsing the internet

123.

Mainframe computers are primarily used in which of the following settings?

a)

Small businesses

b)

Personal use

c)

Large organizations for processing large amounts of data

d)

Home entertainment

124.

What is a key characteristic of midrange computers?

a)

They are the most powerful type of computer.

b)

They are used primarily for personal use.

c)

They have processing capabilities less powerful than a mainframe but more powerful than a personal computer.

d)

They can only be used for specific applications.

125.

What is another name for midrange computers?

a)

Supercomputers

b)

Personal Computers

c)

Servers

d)

Mainframes

126.

What type of file is created by word processors to save documents such as memos and letters?

a)

Worksheet File

b)

Document File

c)

Database File

d)

Presentation File

127.

Which file type is primarily used to analyze budgets and predict sales?

a)

Document File

b)

Presentation File

c)

Database File

d)

Worksheet File

128.

Database files are typically created by which type of program?

a)

Word processors

b)

Presentation software

c)

Database management programs

d)

Electronic spreadsheets

129.

Presentation files are created by which type of software?

a)

Word processors

b)

Electronic spreadsheets

c)

Presentation software

d)

Database management software

130.

What type of file would you use to save information such as employees' names and job titles?

a)

Document File

b)

Worksheet File

c)

Database File

d)

Presentation File

131.

What is the primary function of cloud computing?

a)

To store data solely on a user's computer.

b)

To shift many computer activities from a user's computer to computers on the Internet.

c)

To enhance the performance of desktop applications.

d)

To create physical storage devices.

132.

Which of the following best describes wireless communication?

a)

It requires wired connections to operate.

b)

It relies solely on traditional phones for communication.

c)

It allows users to communicate using devices like tablets and cell phones.

d)

It is outdated and not widely used.

133.

Which of the following best describes wireless communication?

a)

It requires wired connections to operate.

b)

It relies solely on traditional phones for communication.

c)

It allows users to communicate using devices like tablets and cell phones.

d)

It is outdated and not widely used.

134.

What does the Internet of Things (IoT) enable?

a)

The connection of only computers and smartphones to the Internet.

b)

The ability of everyday objects embedded with electronic devices to send and receive data over the Internet.

c)

The development of faster wired Internet connections.

d)

The isolation of electronic devices from the Internet.

135.

5 generation of webs

(a)  

136.

5 common uses of internet and web

(a)  

137.

4 well known browsers

(a)  

138.

2 basic part of url

(a)  

139.

Three popular types of file transfer are:

(a)  

140.

examples of search engines

(a)  

141.

Three basic types of electronic commerce:

(a)  

142.

example of app stores

(a)  

143.

hree widely used database management systems

(a)  

144.

2 popular cloud office suites include?

(a)  

145.

Four types of suites are:

(a)  

146.

2 Widely used web authoring programs include:

(a)  

147.

components of system unit

(a)  

148.

computer system two basic components:

(a)  

149.

types of memory chips

(a)  

150.

most commonly used expansion cards are:

(a)  

151.

The principal types of buses are:

(a)  

152.

The most common standard ports are:

(a)  

153.

The most common usb ports are:

(a)  

154.

Common specialty ports

(a)