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This updated guide examines Multiple Choice: Test of Technology Terminology -- Part 9 and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
- 1. What kind of device is assigned an IMEI number?
- Screen
- Mouse
- Speak
- Smartphone
- 2. Where does online search mean finding something?
- Desktop computer
- Phone memory
- External Hard Drive
- Internet
- 3. What kind of technology is T1?
- Data transmission media
- Storage device
- Microprocessor
- Memory module
- 4. Which of the following is an example of a biometric device?
- Network firewall
- Mechanical keyboard
- Fingerprint scanner
- High-definition TV
- 5. Which camera setting is color temperature related to?
- Aperture
- Shutter speed
- The resolution
- White balance
- 6. Which of the following abbreviations refer to desktop?
- IP
- CD
- SD
- PC
- 7. What is the custom text effect in Microsoft Office called?
- WordArt
- WordPlay
- WordMagic
- WordSplash
- 8. What kind of labels contain 12-digit vertical bars and sets?
- PID
- UPC
- SKU
- SN
- 9. Which component in a digital camera is measured in megapixels?
- CCD
- Flash light
- Shutter
- Lens
- 10. Delete all messages in the inbox called?
- Email blast
- Email bomb
- Email bankruptcy
- Email blowout
- 11. Which connection uses light pulses to transmit data?
- USB 2.0
- Toslink
- 3.5mm mini jack
- Firewire
- 12. Which of the following is not correct with a dam printer (also called a press printer)?
- Dot matrix printers
- Chain printer
- Laser printers
- Ball printer
- 13. What is the result of a calculation called?
- Input
- Output
- Throughput
- Goodput (Speed upon arrival of the user)
- 14. What does the text contain links to other information also called?
- Rich text
- Hypertext
- Blueprint
- Wordle
- 15. What is QBE?
- SQL queries
- Webpage
- Mobile application
- Essay
- 16. What is user data processed by a program called?
- Throughput
- Input
- Output
- Goodput (Speed upon arrival of the user)
- 17. What is a program that tracks keystrokes?
- Keynote
- Keystone
- Keylogger
- Keyframe
- 18. What is the graphics applied to live action scenes also called?
- GIS
- CGI
- SQL
- AVI
- 19. What is the process for verifying the identity of a person or device?
- Accuracy
- Encode
- Translate
- Analysis
- 20. What devices replace mice?
- Trackball
- Scanner
- Screen
- Dongle
- 21. What is the difference between regular CPU and FPGA?
- FPGA is only used for additional actions
- FPGA is designed to render graphics
- FPGA requires liquid cooling
- FPGA can be programmed
- 22. Which of the following is true?
- A file format can be extended to include additional information
- A program designed to run on multiple platforms
- An email attachment is saved in encrypted format
- A static website contains only images and HTML
- 23. What is the main purpose of "compressing" a file?
- Protect files with a password.
- Allows opening files on multiple platforms.
- Reduce the file size.
- Permanently delete all traces of the file.
- 24. Which base device is a wireless version of a hardware device?
- Router
- USB hub
- External Hard Drive
- System unit
- 25. What service is Apple's iMessage alternative to?
- SMB
- SMS
- SSL
- SIP
- 26. Which service automatically allocates IP addresses to connected devices?
- DNS
- DLC
- DHCP
- DSLAM
- 27. What is a small metal connector used as an on / off switch?
- Macro
- Lead
- Jumper
- Heuristic
- 28. What is the difference between KBps and Kbps?
- Nothing
- 1KBps is 8 times faster than 1Kbps
- 1KBps is 1000 times faster than 1Kbps
- 1KBps is 100 times slower than 1Kbps
- 29. Which company coined the term "Ultrabook?"
- Apple
- Microsoft
- Dell
- Intel
- 30. What is the rectangular area in an application for inserting graphics and text?
- Macro
- Kernel
- Record
- Frame
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