ch11 final

1. 1Operating systems share the following four main functions:

   1. AProvide a user interface
   2. BManage files
   3. CManage hardware
   4. DManage applications
   5. EManage network
2. 2By default, Windows 10 pins the ________ icons in the Quick Launch toolbar on the left side of the taskbar.

   1. ATask View
   2. BMicrosoft Edge
   3. CFile Explorer
   4. DStore
   5. ESettings
3. 3[blank_start]Action Center[blank_end] – used to toggle several Windows features on and off, access the Settings
   app, and view notifications
   
   [blank_start]Cortana[blank_end] – Windows 10’s digital assistant that can learn your speech, handwriting
   patterns, and typing history to assist with user input
   
   [blank_start]Snap Assist[blank_end] – used to snap windows to an edge or corner and allows for half and
   quadrant snapping
   
   [blank_start]Task View[blank_end] – used to create multiple virtual desktops so you can flip through to the
   desired desktop as needed

   1. AAction Center
   2. BCortana
   3. CSnap Assist
   4. DTask View
4. 4[blank_start]Home[blank_end] editions for Windows are intended for laptops and desktop computers in a home or small office.
   [blank_start]Pro, Enterprise, and Education[blank_end] editions are designed to work in large organizations and enterprises. [blank_start]Enterprise[blank_end] editions allow for volume licensing.

   1. AHome
   2. BPro, Enterprise, and Education
   3. CEnterprise
5. 5[blank_start]Branchcache[blank_end] - A Windows feature to optimize content on a WAN by caching the content on local servers for better access.

   1. ABranchcache
   2. BBitlocker
   3. CEFS
   4. DCache file
6. 6The drive is organized with a single root directory.

   1. AVerdadero
   2. BFalso
7. 7A hard drive can't be divided into one or more partitions that can each contain a volume such as drive C: or drive D:

   1. AVerdadero
   2. BFalso
8. 8[blank_start]Control Panel[blank_end] is a window containing applets used to manage hardware, software, users, and the system

   1. AControl Panel
   2. BSettings
   3. CThis PC
   4. DFile Explorer
9. 9Windows [blank_start]does not show[blank_end] file extensions if it knows which application is associated with a file extension.

   1. Adoes not show
   2. Bshows
10. 10[blank_start]Sleep mode[blank_end] (also called standby mode or suspend mode) – Windows saves current state including open files to memory
    [blank_start]Hibernation[blank_end] – saves all work to the hard drive and powers down the system

    1. ASleep mode
    2. BHibernation

11. 11The [blank_start]System Information window[blank_end] is used to view detailed information about the system

    1. ASystem Information window
    2. BSystem window
    3. CSettings
    4. DControl Panel
12. 12The [blank_start]System window[blank_end] can give you a quick look at what hardware and software is installed.

    1. ASystem window
    2. BSystem Information window
    3. CSettings
    4. DControl Panel
13. 13Windows don’t want you to see its own system files, and it hides these files from view until you force it to show them.

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
14. 14System Information window is [blank_start]msinfo32[blank_end].exe

    1. Amsinfo32
15. 15A network that doesn’t have centralized control, such as one in a small office or home office (SOHO), is called a [blank_start]peer-to-peer (P2P)[blank_end] network.

    1. APeer-to-Peer (P2P)
    2. BHomegroup
    3. CDomain
    4. DWorkgroup
16. 16In a Windows [blank_start]workgroup[blank_end], each computer maintains a list of users and their rights on that particular computer. The computer allows a user on the network to access local resources based on the rights she has been given.

    1. Aworkgroup
    2. Bhomegroup
    3. Cdomain
    4. DP2P
17. 17In a [blank_start]homegroup[blank_end], each computer shares files, folders, libraries, and printers with other computers in the group.

    1. Ahomegroup
    2. Bworkgroup
    3. Cdomain
    4. DP2P
18. 18A homegroup provides less security than a workgroup because any user of any computer in the homegroup can access homegroup resources. Homegroup feature was removed from Windows 10 in the March 2018 update.

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
19. 19A Windows [blank_start]domain[blank_end] is implemented on a larger, private network. It is a type of client/server network, which is a network where resources are managed by centralized computers.

    1. Adomain
    2. Bhomegroup
    3. Cworkgroup
20. 20The directory database is controlled by a:

    1. Anetwork operating system (NOS)
    2. Bpeer-to-peer (P2P)
    3. Cpersonal area network (PAN)
21. 21Microsoft offers two options for managing a domain:

    1. AActive Directory: Windows Server controls a network using this directory database
    2. BAzure Active Directory: manages users in the cloud and creates a virtual network of users connected through the Internet
    3. CVirtual PC Directory: manages users in the cloud and creates a virtual network of users connected through the Internet
    4. DRoot Directory: Windows Server controls a network using this directory database
22. 22Windows 10 offers three ways to authenticate a user:

    1. AVirtual join
    2. BDomain join
    3. CAzure AD join
    4. DBring your own device (BYOD) experience
23. 23[blank_start]Azure AD[blank_end] join. This method is primarily intended as a way for work-owned devices to access cloud resources, such as Office 365, from anywhere on the Internet. For example, a company might provide company-owned laptops to its sales force that work from many remote locations to access company resources in the cloud.

    1. AAzure AD
    2. BBYOD
    3. CDomain
24. 24When using [blank_start]Public network[blank_end] security, Windows configures strong firewall settings, the computer is hidden from other devices on the network, and you can’t share files or printers. This option is the most secure.
    
    When using [blank_start]Private network[blank_end] security, the computer is discoverable and you can share files and printers. In Windows 8/7, you can join a homegroup. Windows 10/8/7 computers can join a workgroup.
    
    When the computer is set up to join a [blank_start]Windows domain[blank_end], it yields control for authenticating users and sharing files, folders, and printers to settings in Active Directory or Azure Activity Directory managing the domain.

    1. APublic network
    2. BPrivate network
    3. CWindows domain
25. 25Public network – Network Discovery is turned [blank_start]off[blank_end]
    Home network – Network Discovery is [blank_start]on[blank_end] and can join a homegroup
    Work network – Network Discovery is [blank_start]on[blank_end] and you can join a domain, but not a homegroup

    1. Aoff
    2. Bon
    3. Con
    4. Doff
    5. Eon
    6. Foff
26. 26The call tracking software might track:

    1. Athe date, time, and length
    2. Bcauses of and solutions to problems already addressed
    3. Cwho is currently assigned to the ticket and who has already worked on it
    4. Dwho did what and when
    5. Ehow each call was officially resolved
    6. Fall of the above

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