Test
MISY Final Ch2
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Preguntas del test (29)
1The number of pixels on the screen
- AScreen resolution
- BContrast ratio
- CMotherboard
- DSound card
2Difference in light intensity between the brightest white and the darkest black a monitor can produce
- AContrast ratio
- BMotherboard
- CSound card
- DVideo card
3The main circuit board that contains the central electronic components of the computer
- AMotherboard
- BSound card
- CVideo card
- DNIC
4Expansion card on the motherboard that provides a connection for the speakers and microphone
- ASound card
- BVideo card
- CNIC
- DVolatile storage
5Expansion card on the motherboard that provides a connection for the monitor
- AVideo card
- BNIC
- CVolatile storage
- DExamples of non-volatile storage
6Expansion card on the motherboard that provides a means for network and Internet connections
- ANIC
- BVolatile storage
- CExamples of non-volatile storage
- DHertz (Hz)
7The entire contents of this type of memory are erased when you turn off the computer
- AVolatile storage
- BExamples of non-volatile storage
- CHertz (Hz)
- DMulti-core
8ROM, HDD, flash drive, flash memory card
- AExamples of non-volatile storage
- BHertz (Hz)
- CMulti-core
- DSSD
9A measurement of machine cycles per second that is also used to measure processor speed
- AHertz (Hz)
- BMulti-core
- CSSD
- DOptical storage
10Allowing CPU to process two or more separate programs at the same time instead of switching back and forth between them
- AMulti-core
- BSSD
- COptical storage
- DCD, DVD, BD
11The type of hard drive that has no moving part, so they are more efficient, run with no noise, emit little heat, and require little power
- ASSD
- BOptical storage
- CCD, DVD, BD
- DPort
12In this storage data are saved as tiny pits that are burned into the disc by high speed laser
- AOptical storage
- BCD, DVD, BD
- CPort
- DUniversal Serial Bus (USB) port
13Examples of optical storage
- ACD, DVD, BD
- BPort
- CUniversal Serial Bus (USB) port
- DErgonomics
14A place through which a peripheral device attaches to the computer so that data can be exchanged between them
- APort
- BUniversal Serial Bus (USB) port
- CErgonomics
- DInput, process, output, storage
15The port type most commonly used to connect input and output devices to the computer
- AUniversal Serial Bus (USB) port
- BErgonomics
- CInput, process, output, storage
- DBasic form of computer language
16The science that deals with the design and location of machines and furniture so that the people using them are not subjected to an uncomfortable or unsafe experience
- AErgonomics
- BInput, process, output, storage
- CBasic form of computer language
- DEight bits
17Major functions of a computer
- AInput, process, output, storage
- BBasic form of computer language
- CEight bits
- DAround 1 trillion bytes
18Binary language
- ABasic form of computer language
- BEight bits
- CAround 1 trillion bytes
- DAround 1 billion bytes
19One byte
- AEight bits
- BAround 1 trillion bytes
- CAround 1 billion bytes
- DAround 1 million bytes
201 TB
- AAround 1 trillion bytes
- BAround 1 billion bytes
- CAround 1 million bytes
- DA component, such as a monitor or keyboard, that connects to the computer through data port
211 GB
- AAround 1 billion bytes
- BAround 1 million bytes
- CA component, such as a monitor or keyboard, that connects to the computer through data port
- DSpecially designed computer chip that resides in another device
221 MB
- AAround 1 million bytes
- BA component, such as a monitor or keyboard, that connects to the computer through data port
- CSpecially designed computer chip that resides in another device
- DSpecially designed computer that can perform complex calculations extremely rapidly
23Peripheral device
- AA component, such as a monitor or keyboard, that connects to the computer through data port
- BSpecially designed computer chip that resides in another device
- CSpecially designed computer that can perform complex calculations extremely rapidly
- DShortcut keys to perform special tasks in software
24Embedded computer
- ASpecially designed computer chip that resides in another device
- BSpecially designed computer that can perform complex calculations extremely rapidly
- CShortcut keys to perform special tasks in software
- DUsed with other keys to perform shortcuts
25Super computer
- ASpecially designed computer that can perform complex calculations extremely rapidly
- BShortcut keys to perform special tasks in software
- CUsed with other keys to perform shortcuts
- DKeys whose function changes between two options such as Caps Lock key
26Function keys
- AShortcut keys to perform special tasks in software
- BUsed with other keys to perform shortcuts
- CKeys whose function changes between two options such as Caps Lock key
- DMonitor screens are grids made up of millions of tiny dots
27Control keys
- AUsed with other keys to perform shortcuts
- BKeys whose function changes between two options such as Caps Lock key
- CMonitor screens are grids made up of millions of tiny dots
- DBasic form of computer language
28Toggle keys
- AKeys whose function changes between two options such as Caps Lock key
- BMonitor screens are grids made up of millions of tiny dots
- CSpecially designed computer that can perform complex calculations extremely rapidly
- DSpecially designed computer chip that resides in another device
29Pixel
- AMonitor screens are grids made up of millions of tiny dots
- BKeys whose function changes between two options such as Caps Lock key
- CUsed with other keys to perform shortcuts
- DSpecially designed computer that can perform complex calculations extremely rapidly
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- Descripción
- Test sobre MISY Final Ch2, creado por kylexme2012 el 11/12/2015.
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- kylexme2012
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- English
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