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Background - Computer Laboratory Care and Maintenance

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a challenge in the use of ICTs in the background text?

a)

A) Computers malfunction

b)

B) Laptops break down

c)

C) Printers run out of ink

d)

D) Servers go offline

2.

According to the background, regularly scheduled preventive maintenance activities can help to ________ problems such as computers slowing down and networks becoming unavailable.

a)

minimise

b)

increase

c)

ignore

d)

cause

3.

It is important for every user to have an idea on basic preventive maintenance because:

a)

It helps prevent equipment breakdowns and ensures smooth operation.

b)

It allows users to avoid all repairs forever.

c)

It makes equipment more expensive to maintain.

d)

It eliminates the need for professional technicians.

4.

According to the learning outcomes, the learner should be able to:

a)

Take care of computer systems

b)

Maintain (service) computer systems

c)

Troubleshoot malfunctioning computer systems

d)

All of the above

5.

The booting process of a computer system involves:

a)

Loading the operating system into memory

b)

Shutting down the computer

c)

Running application software directly

d)

Formatting the hard drive

6.

Computer literacy means:

a)

Having the knowledge and ability to use computers and technology efficiently.

b)

Being able to write computer programs in any language.

c)

Owning the latest computer hardware and software.

d)

Using computers only for playing games.

7.

System startup is:

a)

the process of turning on a computer and loading the operating system

b)

the process of shutting down a computer

c)

the process of installing new software

d)

the process of connecting to the internet

8.

Application programs on a computer are opened by:

a)

Clicking on their icons or selecting them from the Start menu

b)

Turning off the computer

c)

Unplugging the monitor

d)

Pressing the Caps Lock key

9.

What is booting?

a)

The process of shutting down a computer

b)

The process of starting or restarting a computer

c)

The process of installing software

d)

The process of updating a computer

10.

Booting is a series of operations that start and set a computer for _____

a)

use

b)

storage

c)

shutdown

d)

printing

11.

Why should users be conscious of the booting process as outlined in the previous topic on computer management?

a)

To care for computers and maintain them in good working conditions.

b)

To increase the speed of internet connection.

c)

To improve the graphics quality of the monitor.

d)

To reduce the size of computer files.

12.

Improper shutdown of the computer can cause it to fail to boot successfully next time it is switched on.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Fill in the blank: Computer literacy is the ability to use _______ and related technology efficiently.

a)

computers

b)

books

c)

vehicles

d)

musical instruments

14.

Fill in the blank: To be considered computer literate, one needs to possess skills such as _______ on the computer and log in, opening and creating folders and files.

a)

turning

b)

painting

c)

cooking

d)

dancing

15.

Fill in the blank: To be considered computer literate, one needs to possess skills such as word _______.

a)

processing

b)

painting

c)

singing

d)

dancing

16.

Fill in the blank: To be considered computer literate, one needs to possess skills such as _______ skills (used for calculations and data organization).

a)

spreadsheets

b)

presentation

c)

graphics

d)

word processing

17.

Fill in the blank: To be considered computer literate, one needs to possess skills such as browser basics, including Internet and _______.

a)

Email

b)

Television

c)

Microwave

d)

Refrigerator

18.

Fill in the blank: To be considered computer literate, one needs to possess skills such as basic hardware _______.

a)

terminology

b)

installation

c)

design

d)

maintenance

19.

Fill in the blank: To be considered computer literate, one needs to possess skills such as virus and _______ awareness.

a)

security

b)

gaming

c)

design

d)

animation

20.

Fill in the blank: The ability to use programs such as Word Processors can aid one to make money or get hired for a higher-level job when other candidates do not have the skills. This is an example of _________.

a)

Profitable Skills

b)

Basic Needs

c)

Physical Fitness

d)

Personal Interests

21.

Fill in the blank: Computer literacy skills may get one promoted to a higher position within your workplace or be put in a leadership position in which you teach others how to use computers or certain computer programs. This is an example of _________?

a)

Leadership and Promotions

b)

Technical Malfunction

c)

Financial Planning

d)

Physical Fitness

22.

Fill in the blank: Knowing how to use a computer often allows you to get work done in a more organized, efficient and timely manner. This is an example of _________.

a)

Work Performance

b)

Physical Fitness

c)

Social Interaction

d)

Artistic Ability

23.

Fill in the blank: Knowledge of how to access the Internet on a computer opens up different possibilities for you to communicate with coworkers or supervisors. This is an example of _________.

a)

Communication

b)

Mathematics

c)

Cooking

d)

Exercise

24.

Fill in the blank: Computer technology is advancing faster, so if you are familiar well with computer skills now this will makes you ready for bright future. This is an example of _________

a)

Being prepared For the Future

b)

Ignoring technology

c)

Living in the past

d)

Avoiding computer skills

e)

Not caring about the future

25.

What is one advantage of computer literacy related to media usage?

a)

Ability to use New Media; traditional media like newspapers and television are being replaced by computer based media such as social media, and online blogs which require computer literacy skills to use.

b)

Improved handwriting skills for writing letters to newspapers.

c)

Enhanced ability to repair television sets manually.

d)

Increased access to printed magazines without internet.

26.

Why are there more job opportunities for people with computer literacy skills?

a)

Since almost all workplaces use computers, the need for people having computer skills is really in great demand.

b)

Because computer skills are not needed in any workplace.

c)

Because computers are rarely used in modern offices.

d)

Because computer literacy is only important for students.

27.

What does the term 'Digital divide' mean?

a)

Digital divide is the inequality with regard to access to information and communication technologies (ICT).

b)

Digital divide refers to the difference in digital device manufacturing processes.

c)

Digital divide is the gap between different types of software applications.

d)

Digital divide means the separation of analog and digital signals.

28.

The lack of opportunities experienced by those with limited accessibility to technology, especially the Internet, is known as:

a)

Computer literacy

b)

Digital divide

c)

New media

d)

Job opportunities

29.

Explain how the digital divide can result from differences in computer literacy levels between societies.

a)

It can be a result of having some societies with very high levels of computer literacy and others lagging far behind.

b)

It can be a result of all societies having the same level of computer literacy.

c)

It can be a result of societies not using computers at all.

d)

It can be a result of computer literacy being irrelevant to the digital divide.

30.

Refer to the map showing the global distribution of computers per 100 people. Which region has the highest number of computers per 100 people?

a)

A) Africa

b)

B) Western Europe

c)

C) South America

d)

D) Southeast Asia

31.

According to the map legend, what is the range of computers per 100 people for countries shown in dark brown?

a)

49.74+

b)

0-10

c)

20-30

d)

30-40

32.

The map is an illustration of the digital divide at the country level.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

On system startup, what may the operating system verify to ensure the person attempting to use the computer is a legitimate user?

a)

Username

b)

Password

c)

Email address

d)

Security question

34.

After the user logs on, what is displayed on the screen?

a)

BIOS settings

b)

Desktop and icons

c)

Command prompt

d)

Task Manager

35.

The operating system executes programs in the ______ folder, which contains a list of programs that open automatically when you boot the computer.

a)

Startup

b)

Documents

c)

Downloads

d)

System32

36.

Microsoft Windows users can see each of the programs that startup each time their computer boots by using which utility?

a)

Task Manager

b)

Control Panel

c)

msconfig utility

d)

Device Manager

37.

What does the Startup folder on Windows OS contain?

a)

System files

b)

Shortcuts of applications that start when Windows starts

c)

User documents

d)

Internet history

38.

On Windows 7, you could easily access the startup folder from _________?

a)

Start Menu > Startup

b)

Control Panel > System

c)

My Computer > C Drive

d)

Taskbar > Properties

39.

To open the 'Startup' folder the easy way, what command do you type in the 'Run' box after pressing Windows+R?

a)

shell:startup

b)

startup:folder

c)

open:startup

d)

run:startup

40.

To manage all startup programs, including those not listed in the startup folder, what command do you type in the 'Run' box after pressing Windows+R?

a)

msconfig

b)

services.msc

c)

taskmgr

d)

regedit

41.

What is an application?

a)

An application is a computer program designed to help people perform a certain type of work.

b)

An application is a hardware device used for networking.

c)

An application is a type of operating system.

d)

An application is a programming language.

42.

Which of the following is NOT an example of an application?

a)

Word processing program

b)

Spreadsheet

c)

Media player

d)

Printer

43.

Which of the following is a method to open or launch a program?

a)

Double-click a program shortcut icon on the desktop

b)

Click an item on the taskbar

c)

Choose Start→All Programs and click the program name

d)

All of the above

44.

You can use the Start menu’s search feature to launch a program.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

On Windows 7, what key combination can you use to quickly launch the corresponding application pinned to your taskbar?

a)

Ctrl + number

b)

Alt + number

c)

Windows key + number

d)

Shift + number

46.

For example, WinKey+1 launches the ______ application pinned to your taskbar.

a)

first

b)

last

c)

second

d)

third

47.

You can use the ______ feature in the Start menu to launch a program with just a few key presses.

a)

search

b)

shutdown

c)

settings

d)

help

48.

According to the instructions, how can you assign a custom keyboard shortcut to an application?

a)

By right-clicking the application shortcut and selecting Properties

b)

By double-clicking the application

c)

By dragging the application to the taskbar

d)

By renaming the application

49.

What is the keyboard shortcut to open the Run dialog to quickly launch applications?

a)

WinKey+R

b)

Ctrl+R

c)

Alt+F4

d)

WinKey+E

50.

In the Run dialog, what should you type to launch a program?

a)

The name of the program’s .exe file

b)

The program’s folder name

c)

The program’s shortcut key

d)

The program’s installation date

51.

What is one area of laboratory security mentioned in the objectives? Fill in the blank: ________ security.

a)

physical

b)

chemical

c)

digital

d)

biological

52.

Which of the following is used to monitor activities in a laboratory?

a)

First aid boxes

b)

Security cameras

c)

Fire extinguisher

d)

Air conditioning

53.

Fill in the blank: A ________ is used in the laboratory to provide medical assistance in case of injuries.

a)

first aid box

b)

test tube

c)

bunsen burner

d)

measuring cylinder

54.

Which of the following is important for electric power security in a laboratory?

a)

Fire extinguisher

b)

Security cameras

c)

Proper wiring and circuit breakers

d)

Air conditioning

55.

Fill in the blank: A ________ is used to put out small fires in the laboratory.

a)

fire extinguisher

b)

test tube

c)

bunsen burner

d)

beaker

56.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an area of laboratory security?

a)

Physical security

b)

Electric power security

c)

Laboratory animals

d)

Air conditioning

57.

What is the objective 3.2.2 about?

a)

Safe use of the computer laboratory.

b)

History of computers.

c)

Types of programming languages.

d)

Famous computer scientists.

58.

What is the objective 3.2.3 about?

a)

Preparing laboratory rules and regulations.

b)

Conducting chemical experiments.

c)

Analyzing scientific data.

d)

Writing laboratory reports.

59.

Fill in the blank: A computer laboratory is a room that is specially designed and prepared to provide a safe and ______ environment for using computer systems.

a)

conducive

b)

hostile

c)

chaotic

d)

dangerous

60.

What is shown in the image?

a)

A library

b)

A computer lab

c)

A cafeteria

d)

A gymnasium

61.

Fill in the blank: One factor to consider when setting up a computer laboratory is the security of computers, programs, and other resources from _______.

a)

theft

b)

dust

c)

heat

d)

noise

62.

Fill in the blank: When setting up a computer laboratory, it is important to consider the reliability and stability of the _______ source.

a)

power

b)

internet

c)

water

d)

food

63.

Fill in the blank: The number of computers to be installed and the available _______ space is a factor to consider when setting up a computer laboratory.

a)

floor

b)

wall

c)

ceiling

d)

desk

64.

Fill in the blank: The maximum number of _______ that the computer laboratory can accommodate is an important consideration.

a)

users

b)

computers

c)

tables

d)

chairs

65.

Fill in the blank: Safety of users, such as eye strains, emissions, and _______ problems, should be considered when setting up a computer laboratory.

a)

back

b)

hair

c)

vision

d)

hearing

66.

Fill in the blank: Temperature ranges in the area and _______ in the atmosphere are factors to consider when setting up a computer laboratory.

a)

Humidity

b)

Pressure

c)

Wind Speed

d)

Sunlight

67.

Fill in the blank: The amount of _______ in the environment should be considered when setting up a computer laboratory.

a)

dust

b)

light

c)

noise

d)

humidity

68.

Fill in the blank: Protection against _______ and fire outbreaks is a factor to consider when setting up a computer laboratory.

a)

lightening

b)

dust

c)

noise

d)

humidity

69.

Organizations, libraries, and schools running public computer labs face a variety of complex computer security challenges. What is the main purpose of taking security measures in these institutions?

a)

To ensure the safety of the equipment, software, data, and users

b)

To increase the number of computers

c)

To reduce electricity usage

d)

To improve internet speed

70.

Which of the following is a physical security measure for a computer laboratory?

a)

Installing antivirus software

b)

Burglar proofing to avoid unauthorized access to the computer room

c)

Updating operating systems

d)

Backing up data

71.

Fit strong locks on doors, windows, and other entry points. Security should be good around the computer laboratory to avoid _______.

a)

thefts

b)

dust

c)

noise

d)

heat

72.

What is the purpose of these physical security measures in a computer laboratory?

a)

To protect equipment and data from theft or unauthorized access

b)

To improve internet speed in the laboratory

c)

To increase the number of computers in the laboratory

d)

To enhance the laboratory's aesthetic appearance