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1Which of these are online services?
- ARFID
- BReal-Time Information
- CVoIP
- DCommerce
2A [blank_start]chatroom[blank_end] is a place on the web where users are online at the same time can communicate, usually through typing.
- Achatroom
- Bblog
- Cpodcast
- Dmicroblogging
3[blank_start]Netiquette[blank_end] means rules for behaving online.
- ANetiquette
- BEtiquette
- CEmoticons
4VoIP is a method of real-time communication over the internet.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5What full equipment is required for VoIP?
- ASpeakers, Mic
- BWebcam, Mic, Speakers, Headset
- CPC, Headset, Speakers, Mic
- DNone of the above
6What is ubiquitous computing?
- AUbiquitous computing is where processors are embedded in everyday objects such as domestic appliances, motor vehicles, clothing or buildings.
- BYou find objects using a computer processor.
- CWhen you can use a code to hack motor vehicles.
7File compression is making files larger so that they take up less storage space in computer memory.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8Name one advantage of stand alone software.
- AIt’s on your hard-drive so runs fast & doesn’t need the Internet
- BYou need to have a strong enough internet.
- CYou don't need a lot of internet.
- DIt is useful.
9Online Services are facilities that users can access over the internet and which allow data exchange and interaction.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10Cloud computing is where data is saved on [blank_start]external servers.[blank_end]
- Aexternal servers.
- Bhard drive.
- Cthe internet.
11Ubiquitous computing means 'the internet of everything'.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12VLE stand for [blank_start]Virtual Learning Environment.[blank_end]
- AVirtual Learning Experience.
- BVirtual Learning Environment.
- CVoice Learning Experience.
- DVoice Learning Environment.
13File permission gives users a level of access to specific files. What permissions does full control allow you to do?
- ACan look at the document but make no changes.
- BCan look at the document and make changes.
- CCan do anything to a document, including deleting it.
14The internet is a global network of [blank_start]interconnected[blank_end] computers. It allows data to be exchanged between computers and devices.
- Ainterconnected
- Bconnected
- Cclient
- Dwireless
15What is the difference between the internet and the World Wide Web?
- AThe internet is the technology, the hardware. The World Wide Web is the content, the web pages, the data.
- BThe internet is the content, the web pages, the data. The World Wide Web is the technology, the hardware.
- CThe internet runs special software to serve other computers. The World Wide Web is the file servers, print servers, web servers, email servers.
- DThe internet is the connection between the hardware. The World Wide Web is the web pages.
16PoP stands for Point of Presence.
- ATrue
- BFalse
17ISP stands for [blank_start]Internet Service Provider.[blank_end]
- AInternet Service Provider.
- BIn System Programming.
- CInformation Service Provider.
- DInternet Security Protocol.
18The backbone is the connection between the hardware.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19[blank_start]A server[blank_end] is a powerful computer that controls the network.
- AA server
- BA client
- CA router
- DA cable
20What does NAP stand for?
- ANetwork Access Point.
- BNetwork Access Protocol.
- CNetwork Application Programme.
- DNetwork Address Protocol.
21Wireless connections relies on wires and cables.
- ATrue
- BFalse
22Standalone Software is installed onto the hard drive so it can be used when there is no internet connection.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23Pay-per-click is when a [blank_start]web page[blank_end] will host an advert for another oragnisation.
- Aweb page
- Bserver
- Csearch engine
- DISP
24What is a Wiki?
- AA website where anyone can add and edit information.
- BA place on the web where users can communicate, usually through typed words (users online at the same time).
- CAudio or video files which are usually published in episodes.
25This is an image of many devices. What can they also be known as?
- AClient
- BRouter
- CDevice
26[blank_start]Bandwidth[blank_end] is how the speed of the sections of the internet is measured.
- ABandwidth
- BBroadband
- CDial-up
- DWireless
27File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is the protocol which allows files to be transferred between two computers or devices. It is usually used to download or upload large files to a server.
- ATrue
- BFalse
28What method of real-time communication is this?
- AVoIP
- BVOIP
- CCommerce
- DBusiness
29Explain the role of a network protocol.
- AA protocol is a set of rules to allow communication between different devices on a network.
- BA protocol is how the speed of sections of the internet is measured.
- CA protocol takes data from a user's application.
- DA protocol organises data in packets.
30IP stands for [blank_start]Internet Protocol.[blank_end]
- AInternet Protocol.
- BInput Protocol
- CInternet Provider
- DInternet Programme
- EInternal Protocol
31What term would be used for the image down below?
- ABackbone
- BWire
- CRouter
- DServer
32Bandwidth is how the speed of sections of the internet is measured. It describes how much capacity (space) there is to carry data.
- ATrue
- BFalse
33A [blank_start]protocol[blank_end] is a set of rules to allow communication between different devices on a network.
- Aprotocol
- BHTML
- Cbroadband
- Dconnection
34What connects web pages together?
- AHyperlinks
- BBrowsers
- CWeb servers
- DClient
35A [blank_start]hyperlink[blank_end] is a text or an image on a web page that can be clicked and then takes the user to another page or file. It allows web pages to be connected together and is the element that creates the World Wide Web (WWW).
- Ahyperlink
- Bprotocol
- Cdomain name
- DURL
36A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is an address for a web page. A URL is made up of several parts.
- ATrue
- BFalse
37Label the diagram.
- AProtocol
- BServer
- CDomain Name
- DHyper link
- EPath
- FWebsite
38Search Engines -
Sponsored links, which have been paid for, are listed first in the results. Adverts are down the right-hand side and are chosen based on the search keywords. The rest of the results are listed in order of popularity.- ATrue
- BFalse
39Search engines are websites which allow users to find data on the internet. Examples include google.com and bing.com.
- ATrue
- BFalse
40Email is a method of [blank_start]communicating[blank_end] by sending messages through an email server.
- Acommunicating
- Bcommerce
- Cbusiness
- Dvideo conferencing
41Identify three parts of an email which may indicate it is a phishing email.
- AStrange email addresses, misspelt words, request for a pin number.
- BMisspelt words, pin
- CCheck if it is real
42Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.
- ASMTP
- BSmTP
- CPoP 3
- DPOP3
- EIMAP
- FIAMP
43A protocol allows different software and devices to communicate so you can send an email on a computer and it is received on a phone or a tablet.
- ATrue
- BFalse
44Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.
- AError control bits
- BData (payload)
- CSource address
- DDestination address
- EPacket identification
45[blank_start]Simplex[blank_end] - signals go in both directions at the same time.
- ASimplex
- BFull - duplex
- CHalf - duplex
46[blank_start]Full-duplex[blank_end] - signals go in both directions at the same time.
- AFull-duplex
- BSimplex
- CHal-duplex
47[blank_start]Half-duplex[blank_end] - signals go in both directions but the devices don't transmit at the same time.
- AHalf-duplex
- BFull-duplex
- CSimplex
48What is UTP/STP?
- AUnshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) is a cable made up of pairs of copper wires twisted together. STP is the same with shielded cable has a protective layer around the copper wires (under the plastic coating) to protect the data from interference.
- BSolid wire with thick shielding.
- CGlass or plastic cables which use light to transmit data.
- DNone of the above
49What is coaxial?
- ASolid wire with thick shielding.
- BGlass or plastic cables which use light to transmit data.
- CA cable made up of pairs of copper wires twisted together. STP is the same with shielded cable has a protective layer around the copper wires (under the plastic coating) to protect the data from interference.
- DNone of the above
50What is Fibre Optic?
- AA cable made up of pairs of copper wires twisted together. STP is the same with shielded cable has a protective layer around the copper wires (under the plastic coating) to protect the data from interference.
- BSolid wire with thick shielding.
- CGlass or plastic cables which use light to transmit data.
- DNone of the above.
51An infrared uses infrared light to transfer data (invisible to the human eye).
- ATrue
- BFalse
52A [blank_start]microwave[blank_end] uses short wavelengths to transmit data (invisible to the human eye).
- Amicrowave
- Bsatellite
- Cfibre optic
- DNIC
53A [blank_start]satellite[blank_end] uses satellites in space to relay data between different points on Earth.
- Asatellite
- Bmicrowave
- Cfibre optic
- Dcoaxile
54Identify which one of these processes is more likely to occur on the client's processor.
- AMini-games
- BLogin form
- CPaying by credit card
- DWeb page
55Client-side processing uses the client's computer to process web page in data exchange.
- ATrue
- BFalse
56Does server-side processing use the webserver to process web page data?
- AYes
- BNo
57How many fields are there in the image down below?
- A5
- B12
- C4
- DNone of the above
58How many records are there in the image down below?
- A5
- B12
- C13
- DNone of the above
59What does DBMS stand for?
- ADatabase Management System
- BData Bundle Management System
- CData Building Master System
- DNone of the above
60What does SQL stand for?
- AStructured Query Language
- BSound Quality Loud
- CStructured Question Language
- DStandard Query Language
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- BTEC IT Quiz on Unit 1 - Questions, created by Ema Begum on 19/11/2020.
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