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A. ROM
B. REM
C. RAM
D. BIOS
A. HTML
B. JavaScript
C. Java
D. C++
A. Router
B. USB flash drive
C. Ethernet card
D. Charge-coupled device (CCD)
A. RPC
B. HTTP
C. FTP
D. IRC
A. Press Ctrl and V.
B. Press Ctrl and C.
C. Press Ctrl and K.
D. Press Ctrl and F.
A. POP3
B. SMTP
C. IMAP
D. POTS
A. Net commerce
B. Web commerce
C. E-commerce
D. Internet biz
A. DBMS
B. DTP (desktop publishing) software
C. Spreadsheet software
D. Windows Explorer
E. Notepad
A. Do a soft, power-on reboot of your computer.
B. Turn off the electrical power to every device, wait a few seconds, and then turn the power back on and reboot.
C. Report the lack of Internet connectivity to your ISP.
D. Reinstall the operating system.
A. True
B. False
A. Freeware
B. Open source
C. Proprietary
D. Shareware
A. C++
B. HTML
C. JavaScript
D. Java
A. 2V, 1.2 A
B. 5V, 1.8A
C. 10V, 6.2A
D. 10V, 6.2A
A. Phishing
B. Spooling
C. Spoofing
D. Spamming
A. Internet Explorer
B. Windows Explorer
C. Windows Navigator
D. Windows Mapper
A. It allows the computer to connect to the server.
B. It allows the computer to connect to the Internet.
C. It helps in installing a new software to the computer.
D. It helps attach a printing device to the computer.
A. Yes
B. No
A. True
B. False
A. Bulletin boards
B. Search engines
C. Affiliate networks
D. Portal websites
A. Content database suite
B. Office suite
C. Programming suite
D. Shareware suite
A. DBMS
B. FTP
C. HTTP
D. HTML
E. HTTPS
A. Press Ctrl and V
B. Press Ctrl and C
C. Press Ctrl and K
D. Press Ctrl and F
A. Cache-aided directive
B. Computer-aided direction
C. Computer-aided drive
D. Computer-aided design
A. Credit card numbers
B. Social security numbers
C. Phone numbers
D. All of the above
A. All standard code for information interchange
B. American secure code for information interchange
C. American standard code for information interlinking
D. American standard code for information interchange
A. A recipient who you wish be visible to all the other recipients goes in the cc: line, and recipient who you wish be visible only to the primary recipient goes in the bcc: line.
B. A recipient who you wish be visible to only to the primary recipients goes in the cc: line, and recipient who you wish be visible only to the secondary recipient goes in the bcc: line.
C. A recipient who you wish to be visible to all the other recipients goes in the cc: line, and the person you wish to read the e-mail, but without being visible to either the recipient or the person in the cc: line, goes in the bcc: line.
D. A recipient who you do not wish to be visible to any other recipients goes in the cc: line, and the person you wish to read the e-mail while being visible to all other recipients goes in the bcc: line.
A. Don't sign at all. People know who the email is from, thanks to your return email address.
B. Only sign email to business associates, but you can exclude this step with friends and family.
C. Create a signature that would be attached to every email you send.
D. Include 'from' information in the subject line so you can save the time of 'signing' the email.
A. Yes
B. No
A. Microsoft Word
B. Microsoft Excel
C. Microsoft PowerPoint
D. Adobe Photoshop
A. Yes
B. No
A. Ctrl + Alt+ L
B. Alt + Del + L
C. Windows Key + L
D. Shift Key + L
A. Install the maximum amount of RAM memory that you can afford.
B. Defragment the hard drive(s) on regular, relatively frequent time intervals.
C. Install software only from sources that you trust.
D. All of the above
A. Modem
B. Ethernet cards or USB ports
C. VGA card
D. Internet connection
A. True
B. False
A. .BMP
B. .TXT
C. .DOC
D. .GIF
E. .TMP
A. .EXE
B. .DOC
C. .TXT
D. .HTML
E. .TEXT
A. Router
B. Compiler
C. Parser
D. Operating system
A. WWW
B. FTP
C. IPX
D. HTTP
A. Open source
B. Shareware
C. Freeware
D. Proprietary
A. Once the files have been deleted, they cannot be recovered by any means.
B. The last 100 files that have been deleted can be recovered.
C. The deleted files are sent to a Recycle Bin and can be recovered back.
D. Deleted files can be recovered as long as the computer has not been switched off.
A. True
B. False
A. Linux
B. Windows 8
C. Word 2013
D. C++
E. Excel
A. Virtual
B. Optical
C. Magnetic
D. Semiconductor
A. F1 Key
B. F2 key
C. F3 key
D. F5 key
A. 2 Gbits/s
B. 5 Gbits/s
C. 10 Gbits/s
D. 20 Gbits/s
A. Press Ctrl and V.
B. Press Alt and Tab.
C. Press Ctrl and K.
D. Press Alt and Pause.
A. True
B. False
A. Application software and systems software
B. Utility software and graphics software
C. Gaming software and business software
D. Traditional software and Internet based software
A. Files
B. Folders
C. Drives
D. All of the above
A. Hub
B. Driver
C. Multiprocessor
D. Server
A. JavaScript
B. C++
C. Java
D. HTML
A. Primary folder
B. Fragmented
C. Dialog box
D. File name
A. Only the characters in the cell
B. Category names
C. Absolute cell reference
D. Unfreeze Panes
A. Shut down
B. Sign-in
C. Restore Down
D. Status bar
A. PRESENTATION
B. DOCUMENT THEME
C. DRAG & DROP
D. SLIDE SHOW
A. Network access
B. application
C. Transport
D. network
A. Increment
B. Initialize
C. Reference
D. Negate
E. Decrement
A. Give away for free
B. Use up
C. Distribute
D. None of these
A. Apply a text wrapping style to it
B. Insert a Continuous section break
C. You add a new row to the bottom of the table
D. Text direction
A. Text fill
B. Section
C. Nameplate
D. Functional
A. New Labelled();
B. New Label();
C. New Labelled(text);
D. New Label(text);
A. SELECT
B. COMMIT
C. Index
D. INSERT
A. Press the Delete key
B. Right-click the table and choose Cut
C. Right-click the table and press Backspace
D. Press Ctrl+Backspace
A. CIS 101
B. File
C. CTRL+ESC
D. Gallery
A. Insert
B. Binding
C. Sorted
D. TrimStart
A. Home
B. ESC
C. All
D. Fill
A. HOME
B. CTRL+LEFT ARROW
C. ALT+CTRL+LEFT ARROW
D. ALT+ LEFT ARROW
A. RADIANS
B. RAND
C. ROUND
D. ROMAN.
A. Reader
B. Code Window
C. Manager
D. Editor
A. Align
B. Spacing
C. Alt
D. Right
A. Background-clip
B. Opacity
C. Background-size
D. Background
A. Align.
B. Font-align.
C. Text-align.
D. You cannot align text with CSS
A. Bold
B. Font-style
C. Font-weight
D. You cannot configure bold text with CSS
A. .(dot)
B. The same
C. For loop
D. String::npos
A. One thousandth
B. Fonts and colors
C. Section handles
D. Send to back
A. Row
B. Column
C. Cell
D. Table
A. Presentation.
B. Database.
C. Document.
D. Workbook
A. Dotted lines
B. Blue lines
C. A solid bold line
D. Red lines
A. Destructor
B. Copy constructor
C. Static constructor
D. Inline
A. Default
B. Normal
C. Blank
D. Slid
A. Page layout
B. On the ribbon
C. Object
D. Text directions
A. Spacebar
B. Tables
C. Enter
D. Shift-Enter
A. Order
B. Filter
C. Strike
D. Rekey
A. True
B. Paste
C. Cell
D. List
A. Qualifier
B. Qualified
C. Number sign
D. Structured
A. <<
B. Max
C. And
D. Average
A. In Backstage view
B. Clouds within a partially opened folder
C. To read your shared files, people must have a Microsoft account
D. A paid stand-alone copy of Microsoft Office
A. Placeholder
B. Tap or click
C. Building Block
D. Chronological
A. 8
B. 9
C. 7
D. 6
A. Middleware
B. Wi-Fi Alliance
C. Processes individual SQL commands
D. Defines control structures that manage the communications link between computers
A. Libraries
B. History
C. Previous Address
D. Previous Locations
A. CTRL + I
B. CTRL + E
C. CTRL +1
D. CTRL + M
A. Zipping
B. Extracting
C. Extruding
D. Exploding
A. Nform
B. Defame
C. Worry
D. War
A. Known
B. Unknown
C. Social
D. All of these
A. Related to the motifs that occur in a story
B. The central message revealed through the story
C. The moral of a story
D. Advanced by the narrator's tonene
A. Antecedents
B. Inflections
C. Connotations
D. Infinitives
A. Question mark
B. Space
C. Greater than
D. Full stop
A. Clustered Column
B. Clear Formatting
C. Both
D. None of these
A. Onenote
B. Workbook
C. Placeholder
D. Cell reference