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Ôn Tập Hệ Điều Hành

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What data storage does the operating system manage?

a)

CPU

b)

Memory or peripheral devices

c)

File management and directory management

d)

Other answers

2.

What is an operating system?

a)

Software to run applications

b)

Intermediate device to run applications

c)

Environment to run applications

d)

Other answers

3.

What is an important development step of personal computer operating systems?

a)

Plug & play mechanism

b)

User-friendly interface

c)

Having an operating system

d)

Other answers

4.

What is the function of the plug & play mechanism?

a)

Helps the operating system recognize peripheral devices upon startup

b)

Supports automatic installation of driver programs

c)

Both of the above answers are correct

d)

Both of the above answers are incorrect

5.

How does the graphical interface represent objects?

a)

Numbers

b)

Text

c)

Images

d)

Other answers

6.

What is a basic component of the graphical interface?

a)

Window

b)

Icon

c)

Mouse

d)

All three answers are correct

7.

What is a window?

a)

Allows viewing objects in graphical form

b)

Means to designate a working point on the screen

c)

A rectangular area on the screen for an application

d)

Other answers

8.

LINUX originates from which operating system?

a)

Windows

b)

mac OS

c)

DOS

d)

UNIX

9.

What are mobile devices typically equipped with?

a)

Touch screens

b)

Virtual keyboards

c)

Multiple sensors

d)

All three answers are correct

10.

How can I quickly access application software?

a)

Taskbar

b)

Start button

c)

Both of the above answers are correct

d)

Both of the above answers are incorrect

11.

How can I use the File Explorer utility in Windows?

a)

Quickly access application software

b)

Manage files and folders

c)

Observe the status of the display

d)

Other answers

12.

What can you use the File Explorer utility of Windows for?

a)

Quick access to application software

b)

Manage files and folders

c)

Observe display status

d)

Other answers

13.

To display the command selection menu that can be performed with a file, what must you do?

a)

Click the left mouse button

b)

Double-click the mouse

c)

Right-click the mouse

d)

Other answers

14.

What is a hard disk?

a)

A metal disk containing software

b)

A type of metal disk coated with magnetic material

c)

A metal disk containing utilities

d)

Other answers

15.

Which disk does the merge function affect?

a)

CD

b)

DVD

c)

Floppy disk

d)

Other answers

16.

What utility does a mobile device provide to users?

a)

Contact management

b)

Messaging

c)

Timer

d)

All of the above are correct

17.

In the early days of computers without operating systems, what did users have to do?

a)

Manually load programs into memory

b)

Download available programs from the Internet

c)

Transfer programs from a memory card into memory

d)

Other answers

18.

Nowadays, many devices are controlled by microprocessors, and programs are?

a)

Pre-installed in ROM

b)

Pre-installed in RAM

c)

Pre-installed in memory cards

d)

All are correct

19.

What is an operating system?

a)

Information processing device

b)

An intermediary environment that helps application software exploit hardware

c)

A place that provides computer control services

d)

Other answers

20.

For a computer to run directly, what must happen?

a)

The program is translated into programming language

b)

The program is translated into source code

c)

The program is translated into machine instruction

d)

Other answers

21.

What is the reason for the emergence of open-source software?

a)

Not sharing source code

b)

Together

22.

What is the reason for the emergence of open source software?

a)

Not sharing source code

b)

Collaboratively creating source code

c)

Sharing source code for joint development

d)

Other answers

23.

What is commercial software?

a)

Software for sale

b)

Closed source type

c)

Both of the above answers are correct

d)

Both of the above answers are incorrect

24.

Which of the following is commercial software?

a)

Inkscape

b)

GIMP

c)

Microsoft Word

d)

Programming environment for Python language

25.

What are the characteristics of free software?

a)

It is free software

b)

It can be used freely without permission

c)

It can be in machine code or source code form

d)

All three answers above are correct

26.

What is open source software?

a)

Software provided with source code for users to modify, improve, develop, and redistribute according to regulations

b)

Open source software is free

c)

Open source software is not guaranteed

d)

All three answers above are correct

27.

Most commercial software is sold in what form?

a)

Source code

b)

Machine code

c)

Code

d)

Other answers

28.

What does the GNU GPL public license guarantee?

a)

User's access rights to source code for use, modification, or redistribution

b)

Author's exemption from consequences of software use

c)

Authors' rights to be named in development

d)

All three answers above are correct

29.

What is the CPU made of?

a)

Arithmetic and logic unit

b)

Control unit

c)

Both of the above answers are correct

d)

Both of the above answers are incorrect

30.

Which component coordinates the devices of the computer, ensuring it executes the program correctly?

a)

Control unit

b)

Arithmetic and logic unit

c)

Control unit

d)

Memory

31.

Which component coordinates the devices of the computer, ensuring that the computer executes the program correctly?

a)

Controller

b)

Arithmetic and Logic Unit

c)

Controller

d)

ROM

32.

What is the purpose of the clock frequency?

a)

To generate voltage pulses

b)

To evaluate the speed of the CPU

c)

To coordinate the devices of the computer, ensuring that the computer executes the program correctly

d)

To perform all arithmetic and logic operations in the computer

33.

What is a register?

a)

A special memory area used to temporarily store instructions and data being processed

b)

A special memory area used to store instructions and data being processed

c)

A data processing area

d)

Other answers

34.

What is RAM?

a)

Writable memory

b)

Used to temporarily store data while running programs

c)

Cannot store temporary data for long

d)

All three answers above are correct

35.

What is ROM?

a)

Memory written by specialized means

b)

Application programs can only be read and not written or erased

c)

Does not require a power source

d)

All three answers above are correct

36.

Where can external memory be placed?

a)

Outside the machine body

b)

Inside the machine body

c)

Both answers above are correct

d)

Both answers above are incorrect

37.

Which of the following is external memory?

a)

Floppy disk

b)

Solid state disk

c)

Optical disk

d)

All three answers above are correct

38.

What do input devices allow?

a)

To transfer information from the computer to the outside

b)

To input data into the computer

c)

To exchange information in both directions

d)

All three answers above are incorrect

39.

What are output devices?

a)

To transfer information from the computer to the outside

b)

To input data into the computer

c)

To exchange information in both directions

d)

All three answers above are incorrect

40.

Which of the following is an input device?

(a)  

41.

What are output devices?

a)

Transfer information from the computer to the outside

b)

Input data into the computer

c)

Exchange information in both directions

d)

All of the above answers are incorrect

42.

Which of the following is an input device?

a)

Keyboard

b)

Mouse

c)

Barcode reader

d)

All of the above answers are correct

43.

Which is an output device?

a)

Monitor

b)

Printer

c)

Projector

d)

All of the above answers are correct

44.

Which device is both an input and output device?

a)

Printer

b)

Scanner

c)

USB

d)

Projector

45.

What is the most common output device?

a)

Printer

b)

Speaker

c)

Monitor

d)

Projector

46.

Screen resolution is represented by?

a)

The number of pixels horizontally and vertically on the screen

b)

The length of the diagonal on the screen

c)

Images on the screen are created continuously

d)

The time required to change the color of a pixel

47.

What is refresh rate?

a)

The number of pixels horizontally and vertically on the screen

b)

The length of the diagonal on the screen

c)

Images on the screen are created continuously

d)

The time required to change the color of a pixel

48.

What is response time?

a)

The number of pixels horizontally and vertically on the screen

b)

The length of the diagonal on the screen

c)

Images on the screen are created continuously

d)

The time required to change the color of a pixel

49.

Screen size is measured by?

a)

The number of pixels horizontally and vertically on the screen

b)

The length of the diagonal on the screen

c)

Images on the screen are created continuously

d)

The time required to change the color of a pixel

50.

Dot matrix printer uses?

a)

A row of pins striking an ink ribbon to leave a mark on paper

b)

Uses laser beams to create voltage changes on the surface of a drum

51.

What is a dot matrix printer used for?

a)

A row of pins strikes an ink ribbon to leave a mark on paper

b)

Uses a laser beam to create a voltage change on the surface of a drum similar to the image to be printed

c)

Sprays tiny droplets of water-based ink to create an image

d)

Prints on thermal paper, the heated area turns black

52.

What is a laser printer used for?

a)

A row of pins strikes an ink ribbon to leave a mark on paper

b)

Uses a laser beam to create a voltage change on the surface of a drum similar to the image to be printed

c)

Sprays tiny droplets of water-based ink to create an image

d)

Prints on thermal paper, the heated area turns black

53.

What is an inkjet printer used for?

a)

A row of pins strikes an ink ribbon to leave a mark on paper

b)

Uses a laser beam to create a voltage change on the surface of a drum similar to the image to be printed

c)

Sprays tiny droplets of water-based ink to create an image

d)

Prints on thermal paper, the heated area turns black

54.

How does a thermal printer print?

a)

A row of pins strikes an ink ribbon to leave a mark on paper

b)

Uses a laser beam to create a voltage change on the surface of a drum similar to the image to be printed

c)

Sprays tiny droplets of water-based ink to create an image

d)

Prints on thermal paper, the heated area turns black

55.

Which port is used only for transmitting images?

a)

HDMI

b)

VGA

c)

USB

d)

Network

56.

Which port can transmit both audio and video simultaneously?

a)

VGA

b)

USB

c)

Network

d)

HDMI