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ITPE 5: Platform Technologies Prelim Exam 1st sem

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 35mins

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Class
Date
1.

is a subject that helps us understand the foundation or “platform” that supports different types of software and applications.

a)

Technologies

b)

Platform

c)

Platform Technologies

d)

Introduction

2.

A platform is like the stage where programs and apps “perform” or (a)   .

3.

It’s similar to how a mobile phone or a computer needs an operating system (like Android or Windows) to run apps. That operating system, along with the hardware, is what we call a (a)   .

4.

Understanding platform technologies is important because:
(Select the 2 correct answers)

a)

It helps you know how software and hardware work together.

b)

It helps you decide which platform is best for certain apps or services.

c)

It helps you understand the basics of programming and coding logic.

d)

It encourages safe and responsible use of digital tools.

5.

Common Examples of Platforms:

(Select the 2 correct answers)

a)

Database systems like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB – platforms for storing and managing data.

b)

Networking tools like Cisco Packet Tracer or Wireshark – used for building and analyzing networks.

c)

Windows, macOS, Linux – platforms for desktop/laptops

d)

Web Browsers (like Chrome or Firefox) – platforms for web apps

6.

Hardware Platforms. These are the physical devices that run software.

(Select the correct answers)

a)

Desktop computers

b)

Smartphones

c)

Servers

d)

Motherboard

7.

Hardware as the body of a device, while software is the mind that tells it what to do.

TRUE OR FALSE?

(a)  

8.

Operating System (OS) Platforms.

These are the software systems that manage hardware and allow apps to run.

(Select the correct answers)

a)

PlayStation OS, Xbox OS, or Nintendo Switch

b)

Android, iOS

c)

Windows, macOS, Linux

d)

Arduino or Raspberry Pi OS.

9.

Operating systems help users and apps interact with the hardware.

Without an OS, your device would work just fine.

TRUE OR FALSE?

(a)  

10.

Web Platforms.

These platforms allow applications to run inside a web browser using the internet.

(Select which is not related)

a)

Google Chrome

b)

Microsoft Edge

c)

Gmail

d)

Dropbox

11.

Web platforms support websites and web applications like Gmail, Facebook, or online games.

TRUE OR FALSE?

(a)  

12.

Cloud Platforms.

These platforms run over the internet and allow users to access ____, ____, and ____ without needing to install anything.

a)

software, storage, and services

b)

internet, servers, services

c)

storage, internet, servers

d)

software, internet, services

13.

Cloud platforms are popular in business, gaming, file storage, and more because they can be used only locally.

TRUE OR FALSE?

(a)  

14.

These platforms are designed specifically for smartphones and tablets.

a)

Android and iOS

b)

Google Platforms

c)

Smartphones apps

d)

Cloud Platforms

15.

These platforms support business processes like customer service, accounting, and employee management.

a)

Web Platforms

b)

Interpersonal Platforms

c)

Entrepreneur Platforms

d)

Enterprise Platforms

16.

When we say a platform "supports" an application, it means the platform gives everything the app needs to work properly — like a stage giving performers the lights, sound, and space to do their show.

TRUE OR FALSE?

(a)  

17.

  • The physical parts you can touch: screen, keyboard, processor, memory.

  • Provides the basic resources the computer needs to work.



(a)  

18.

  • Controls and coordinates everything in the computer.

  • Makes sure all parts work together smoothly.



(a)  

19.

  • Programs designed for you to actually use and accomplish tasks.



(a)  

20.

  • The people who actually use the computer to get work done.

  • Interact with applications, which talk to the operating system, which controls the hardware.



(a)  

21.

This is like texting with your computer using specific commands.

  • You type exact commands like "copy file.txt backup.txt".

  • Used by programmers and advanced users.

a)

Menu-Driven Interface

b)

Command-Driven Interface

c)

OS Automation

d)

Operating System

22.

This is like using a restaurant menu.

  • You see options and click or tap what you want.

  • Most user-friendly approach.

a)

Interface

b)

Platform Interface

c)

Command-Driven Interface

d)

Menu-Driven Interface

23.

When programs need the OS to do something (like save a file), they make special requests called ____.

a)

Server Calling

b)

Calling

c)

System Calls

d)

Cold Calling

24.

Direct instructions you give to the OS, like telling it to show you all files in a folder or to copy a file to a USB drive.

a)

Operating System Commands

b)

Operating System Calls

c)

Menu-Driven Interface

d)

Command-Driven Interface

25.

Decides which programs get to use which parts of the computer's memory.

a)

Memory Management

b)

Process Management

c)

Device Management

d)

File Management

26.

Manages all the different programs running at once.

a)

Memory Management

b)

Device Management

c)

Process Management

d)

File Management

27.

Controls all the hardware devices like printers, keyboards, and mice

a)

File Management

b)

Process Management

c)

Memory Management

d)

Device Management

28.

Organizes and keeps track of all your files and folders.

a)

File Management

b)

Device Management

c)

Process Management

d)

Memory Management

29.

A (a)   is simply a collection of related information stored together with a name.

30.

(a)   (also called folders) are like filing cabinets that help organize your files.

31.

Extends the regular operating system concept to work across multiple connected computers.

a)

Client-Server Model

b)

Network Operating System

c)

Understanding the Relationship

d)

Multiprogramming

32.

What is the Course Code of this Subject?

(a)  

33.

What is the Descriptive Title of this subject?

(a)  

34.

What is the name of your subject instructor.

(a)  

35.

A program or user that needs something done.

  • Makes requests for services or information.

a)

Client (Customer)

b)

Programmer

c)

Server

d)

Instructor