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ITC Quiz 2

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following describes computer architecture?

a)

How the hardware components are physically connected

b)

The design and structure visible to programmers

c)

The physical wiring of the CPU and memory

d)

The arrangement of I/O devices

2.

Which of the following is a focus of computer organization?

a)

Instruction Set Architecture

b)

High-level software design

c)

CPU, memory, and I/O devices

d)

Scalability of the computer system

3.

In terms of design order, which comes first?

a)

Computer Organization

b)

Computer Architecture

c)

System Control

d)

Microarchitecture

4.

Which is NOT one of the five basic operations of a computer system?

a)

Inputting

b)

Processing

c)

Encrypting

d)

Storing

5.

Which best explains the relationship between architecture and organization?

a)

Architecture = high-level design; Organization = low-level design

b)

Architecture = how it works; Organization = what it does

c)

Both deal with high-level design only

d)

Both deal with physical wiring

6.

A student connects to the internet using their landline and complains the phone becomes unusable during browsing. Which type of connection are they using?

a)

DSL

b)

Dial-up

c)

Cable

d)

Fiber-optic

7.

A user needs an always-on internet connection but still wants to use the phone line simultaneously. Which option is most suitable?

a)

Dial-up

b)

DSL

c)

Satellite

d)

Coaxial cable

8.

A business requires high-speed internet capable of transmitting terabits per second with minimal loss. Which medium should they choose?

a)

DSL

b)

Cable

c)

Fiber optic cables

d)

Ethernet

9.

A gamer wants to play real-time online games with minimal latency and interference. Which connection is best suited?

a)

Wireless (Wi-Fi)

b)

Dial-up

c)

Fiber optic

d)

DSL

10.

An employee receives an email claiming to be from their bank, asking for login details. What type of cyber threat is this?

a)

Malware

b)

Phishing

c)

Identity Theft

d)

Data Breach

11.

After installing an app, a user’s files become encrypted, and payment is demanded to unlock them. What attack is this?

a)

Worm

b)

Denial of Service

c)

Ransomware

d)

Phishing

12.

A company allows a security professional to hack into its system to find vulnerabilities. Which type of hacker are they employing?

a)

Black Hat

b)

Gray Hat

c)

White Hat

d)

Script Kiddie

13.

A hacker finds flaws in a company’s website without permission, then asks for money before disclosing the details. What type of hacker is this?

a)

White Hat

b)

Gray Hat

c)

Black Hat

d)

Insider Threat

14.

A bank discovers criminals have stolen and are using customer credit card details. Which cyberspace threat has occurred?

a)

Malware infection

b)

Data Breach

c)

Denial of Service

d)

Phishing

15.

A government website becomes inaccessible after being flooded with fake traffic. What attack is this?

a)

DoS

b)

Phishing

c)

Worm attack

d)

Trojan horse

16.

An office installs a network so multiple employees can share a single printer. What is this an example of?

a)

Data Management

b)

Resource Sharing

c)

Collaboration

d)

Communication

17.

A multinational company uses Zoom to hold virtual meetings across countries. Which network purpose does this fulfill?

a)

Resource Sharing

b)

Communication

c)

Data Management

d)

Collaboration

18.

A university centralizes student records into one secure database, making it easy for authorized staff to access them. Which network function is this?

a)

Resource Sharing

b)

Collaboration

c)

Data Management

d)

Communication

19.

Developers use GitHub to simultaneously edit and track changes in code. Which network purpose is illustrated?

a)

Communication

b)

Resource Sharing

c)

Data Management

d)

Collaboration

20.

A company computer cannot connect to the internet because the NIC card is missing. What function is lost?

a)

Data Management

b)

Network Access

c)

Collaboration

d)

Communication

21.

A small café wants to connect all its computers cheaply, but if one central cable fails, the entire network shuts down. Which topology is this?

a)

Mesh

b)

Star

c)

Bus

d)

Ring

22.

A company uses a network design where all devices connect to a central switch. When one computer fails, others continue working, but if the switch fails, the entire network collapses. Which topology is this?

a)

Star

b)

Bus

c)

Ring

d)

Mesh

23.

A hospital wants maximum reliability in its network, ensuring data can still travel if one connection fails. Which topology should they adopt despite higher costs?

a)

Mesh

b)

Star

c)

Ring

d)

Bus

24.

A factory connects devices in a circular chain. When one computer crashes, the whole system breaks down. Which topology is this?

a)

Ring

b)

Bus

c)

Star

d)

Mesh

25.

A hub sends data from one device to all others, slowing communication. What device should replace it for efficiency?

a)

Switch

b)

Router

c)

Modem

d)

Repeater

26.

A company wants to connect its internal LAN to the internet and intelligently choose the best data path. Which device is required?

a)

Switch

b)

Hub

c)

Router

d)

NIC

27.

A user’s modem fails, and they cannot connect to the ISP. Which role of the modem is being missed?

a)

Translating between ISP and local devices

b)

Assigning IP addresses

c)

Switching data between devices

d)

Encrypting data for security

28.

In a LAN, an engineer wants devices to be identified and connected wirelessly. Which NIC type is required?

a)

Wired NIC

b)

Wireless NIC

c)

Router-based NIC

d)

Optical NIC

29.

An IT admin notices the bus topology in use is too fragile. Which alternative would balance cost and reliability?

a)

Star

b)

Mesh

c)

Ring

d)

Hybrid

30.

A company wants to know the difference between what the computer should do vs. how it actually works internally. Which pair correctly distinguishes this?

a)

Architecture = How it works; Organization = What it does

b)

Architecture = What it does; Organization = How it works

c)

Both define how it works

d)

Both define what it should do