Deck 4: Hardware and Software

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A terabyte is larger than a petabyte in terms of computer storage.
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The most frequently used data is stored in cache memory.
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A bit is a character of data.
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The type of CPU required will often depend on the type of computing done.
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A tablet PC screen is an example of an input device.
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The CPU is an example of a processing hardware device.
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A gigabyte or GB is 1024 MB.
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A CPU is sometimes called the "brain" of the computer.
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Hardware is electronic components that are used to input,process,output and store data.
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The speed of a CPU is measured bits per second.
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The CPU stores results of computations on the hard drive.
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The term "bit" stands for binary digit.
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A megabyte is 1024 Gigabytes.
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A printer is an example of an input hardware device.
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A byte is a group of 8 bits.
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The CPU reads instructions and data from memory via the data bus.
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The term "byte" stands for binary digit.
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The CPU in an example of an output device.
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Memory that is permanent is called "volatile" memory.
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Main memory is also called optical storage.
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As software vendors discover security holes in their products they continually issue modifications called "hole repairs."
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Main memory is an example of volatile memory.
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A ________ is the smallest piece of data in this list.

A) byte
B) field
C) file
D) table
E) record
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Main memory holds the program instructions for applications that are currently being processed.
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Technology change is a fact of life and each person can choose how to relate to it.
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Software vendors intentionally leave security holes in their software so they can charge for patches and fixes later.
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The Y2K problem refers to

A) the inability of all computers to function after year 2000.
B) a manufacturing flaw in some Intel processors in 1998.
C) the use of 4 digits to represent the year in early computers.
D) the use of 2 digits to represent the year in early computers.
E) the use of the 1929 rule to determine the first two digits of the year.
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The first digital computing devices were invented in the

A) 1930s
B) 1940s
C) 1950s
D) 1960s
E) 1870s
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The speed of a CPU is measured in dots per second.
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Optical disks are an example of main memory.
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Volatile memory devices maintain their contents without the power being on.
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Magnetic and optical disks are considered to be nonvolatile memory.
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One way to stay informed about technology changes in your area of business is to get involved as a user representative on technology committees in your organization.
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A macro virus propagates using the Internet or other computer network,and becomes so overwhelming that the network becomes unusable.
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When you work on a spreadsheet program like Excel,the program is loaded into main memory for processing.
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Cache memory helps speed up the overall throughput of the CPU.
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When the computer is turned on,the operating system is loaded into main memory.
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Sometimes virus attacks are brought on by the negligence and ignorance of the user.
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When multiple programs are running,the CPU uses memory swapping as each program is used.
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The data bus connects the CPU to the output devices such as the monitor.
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Which of the following is an example of an operating system?

A) Glass Fish
B) Java
C) Unix
D) Boot Camp
E) VMware Fusion
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A kilobyte is a collection of

A) 512 bytes.
B) 1024 bytes.
C) 1024 megabytes.
D) 1024 gigabytes.
E) 8 bytes.
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What of the following is not a function of the central processing unit?

A) Stores results in memory
B) Performs arithmetic and logical comparisons
C) Stores data
D) Performs calculations
E) Selects instructions
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Which of the following is an example of optical storage media?

A) Memory chip
B) DVD disc
C) A USB memory key
D) Cache
E) A hard drive
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Instructions move from main memory into the CPU via the (a)

A) network card.
B) memory chip.
C) operating system.
D) data channel.
E) cache.
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Volatile memory means that

A) such devices are fragile.
B) such devices are susceptible to electromagnetic interference.
C) these devices maintain their contents as soon as the content is added to them.
D) the contents are lost once power is off.
E) these devices are cheaper than non-volatile memory.
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________ software consists of programs that perform business functions like general ledger and accounting.

A) Operating system
B) Firmware
C) Tailor-made
D) Application
E) Vertical-market software
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Which of the following is an example of an output device?

A) A mouse
B) A set of headphones
C) A scanner
D) A computer keyboard
E) A microphone
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Which device listed below is an example of a storage hardware device?

A) Keyboard
B) Bar code scanner
C) Mouse
D) Printer
E) Optical disk
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Vertical market software refers to

A) industry specific software.
B) supply chain management software.
C) enterprise resource planning software.
D) productivity software.
E) value chain management software.
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Linux is an example of

A) an application.
B) horizontal-market software.
C) vertical-market software.
D) one-of-a-kind application.
E) operating system software.
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When you purchase a copy of Microsoft Windows ,

A) you are buying an operating system.
B) you are buying an application that runs on Mac.
C) you are buying an application program.
D) you are buying a graphics program.
E) you are buying a suite of office programs.
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Which device listed below is an example of an input hardware device?

A) Printer
B) DVD drive
C) CPU
D) Speaker
E) Touch Screen
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Which of the following is an example of an output device?

A) A microphone
B) A computer keyboard
C) A laser printer
D) A mouse
E) A scanner
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Bytes consist of ________ bits of memory.

A) 2
B) 12
C) 8
D) 4
E) 6
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Which device listed below is an example of an output hardware device?

A) Touch screen
B) Keyboard
C) Bar code scanner
D) Magnetic tape
E) Printer
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Software applications that provides capabilities common across all organizations and industries are called

A) horizontal market applications.
B) supply chain management applications.
C) value chain management applications.
D) enterprise resource planning applications.
E) operating systems software.
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University of Toronto installed the first digital computer in Canada in

A) 1950
B) 1952
C) 1954
D) 1956
E) 1958
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Which device listed below is an example of a processing hardware device?

A) Main memory
B) Keyboard
C) Printer
D) Magnetic tape
E) Touch screen
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As predicted by Moore's Law,the capacity of storage devices is ________ as the costs ________.

A) decreasing; decrease
B) increasing; increase
C) decreasing; stay the same
D) increasing; stay the same
E) increasing; decrease
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A computer monitor is an example of

A) data.
B) hardware.
C) a DSS.
D) spaceware.
E) software.
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The ________ of a CPU is measured in hertz.

A) dot pitch
B) seek time
C) data bus
D) clock speed
E) size
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A virus delivers a(n)________ when its program deletes programs and data.

A) worm
B) packet
C) payload
D) bomb
E) MB
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Data in the CPU is processed in the form of

A) bytes.
B) pixels.
C) characters.
D) dots.
E) bits.
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________ is installed in special,read-only memory in devices like printers or communication devices.

A) Firmware
B) Application
C) Vertical-market
D) Operating system
E) BIOS
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The operating system employs ________ so that users can run multiple applications and files at the same time.

A) main memory
B) seek time
C) patches
D) rotational delay
E) memory swapping
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Data moves between main memory and the CPU via (the)

A) CPU.
B) instruction set.
C) data bus.
D) main memory.
E) data application.
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Main memory is an example of

A) cache memory.
B) non-volatile memory.
C) input memory.
D) volatile memory.
E) optical memory.
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One-of-a-kind application software is

A) operating software.
B) software that runs printers.
C) designed for a specific, unique need
D) like a web-browser.
E) memory-swapping software.
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A ________ is a computer infected by a worm virus.

A) payload
B) worm
C) zombie
D) time bomb
E) Trojan horse
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Volatile memory ________ data when the power is turned off.

A) removes
B) saves
C) corrects
D) backs up
E) loses
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A ________ is a virus that is attached to Word and Excel files.

A) time bomb
B) worm
C) Macro-virus
D) Trojan horse
E) zombie
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One ________ is equivalent to 1024 GB.

A) megabyte
B) gigaflop
C) gigabyte
D) terabyte
E) kilobyte
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A bit has a value of

A) 0 or 1.
B) 0.
C) 11010.
D) 1024.
E) 1.
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The ________ system manages the computer's resources.

A) open source
B) application
C) software
D) operating
E) information
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________ is designed to increase the overall throughput of the CPU.

A) Cache memory
B) Non-volatile memory
C) Volatile memory
D) Seek time
E) Main memory
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A bar code scanner is an example of a(n)

A) processing device.
B) input device.
C) storage device.
D) optical device.
E) output device.
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A ________ is a virus that replicates itself over the Internet and other networks.

A) patch
B) macro
C) time bomb
D) worm
E) Trojan horse
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Users employ ________ computers for work processing,spreadsheets,and database access.

A) operating
B) custom
C) client
D) server
E) dumb terminal
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Perhaps falsely,________ is generally regarded as one of the more difficult operating systems to learn to use.

A) Unix
B) Windows XP
C) Mac OS X
D) Windows Vista
E) Linux
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A terabyte is larger than a petabyte in terms of computer storage.
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The most frequently used data is stored in cache memory.
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A bit is a character of data.
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The type of CPU required will often depend on the type of computing done.
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A tablet PC screen is an example of an input device.
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The CPU is an example of a processing hardware device.
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A gigabyte or GB is 1024 MB.
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A CPU is sometimes called the "brain" of the computer.
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Hardware is electronic components that are used to input,process,output and store data.
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The speed of a CPU is measured bits per second.
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The CPU stores results of computations on the hard drive.
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The term "bit" stands for binary digit.
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A megabyte is 1024 Gigabytes.
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A printer is an example of an input hardware device.
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A byte is a group of 8 bits.
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The CPU reads instructions and data from memory via the data bus.
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The term "byte" stands for binary digit.
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The CPU in an example of an output device.
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Memory that is permanent is called "volatile" memory.
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Main memory is also called optical storage.
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As software vendors discover security holes in their products they continually issue modifications called "hole repairs."
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Main memory is an example of volatile memory.
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A ________ is the smallest piece of data in this list.

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Main memory holds the program instructions for applications that are currently being processed.
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Technology change is a fact of life and each person can choose how to relate to it.
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Software vendors intentionally leave security holes in their software so they can charge for patches and fixes later.
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The Y2K problem refers to

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The first digital computing devices were invented in the

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The speed of a CPU is measured in dots per second.
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Optical disks are an example of main memory.
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Volatile memory devices maintain their contents without the power being on.
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Magnetic and optical disks are considered to be nonvolatile memory.
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A macro virus propagates using the Internet or other computer network,and becomes so overwhelming that the network becomes unusable.
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When you work on a spreadsheet program like Excel,the program is loaded into main memory for processing.
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Cache memory helps speed up the overall throughput of the CPU.
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When the computer is turned on,the operating system is loaded into main memory.
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Sometimes virus attacks are brought on by the negligence and ignorance of the user.
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When multiple programs are running,the CPU uses memory swapping as each program is used.
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The data bus connects the CPU to the output devices such as the monitor.
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Which of the following is an example of an operating system?

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A kilobyte is a collection of

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What of the following is not a function of the central processing unit?

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Which of the following is an example of optical storage media?

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Instructions move from main memory into the CPU via the (a)

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Volatile memory means that

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________ software consists of programs that perform business functions like general ledger and accounting.

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Which of the following is an example of an output device?

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Which device listed below is an example of a storage hardware device?

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Vertical market software refers to

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Linux is an example of

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When you purchase a copy of Microsoft Windows ,

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D) you are buying a graphics program.
E) you are buying a suite of office programs.
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Which device listed below is an example of an input hardware device?

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Which of the following is an example of an output device?

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Bytes consist of ________ bits of memory.

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Which device listed below is an example of an output hardware device?

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Software applications that provides capabilities common across all organizations and industries are called

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D) enterprise resource planning applications.
E) operating systems software.
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University of Toronto installed the first digital computer in Canada in

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Which device listed below is an example of a processing hardware device?

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As predicted by Moore's Law,the capacity of storage devices is ________ as the costs ________.

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E) increasing; decrease
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A computer monitor is an example of

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The ________ of a CPU is measured in hertz.

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E) size
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A virus delivers a(n)________ when its program deletes programs and data.

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Data in the CPU is processed in the form of

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________ is installed in special,read-only memory in devices like printers or communication devices.

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The operating system employs ________ so that users can run multiple applications and files at the same time.

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Data moves between main memory and the CPU via (the)

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E) data application.
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Main memory is an example of

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E) optical memory.
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One-of-a-kind application software is

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E) memory-swapping software.
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A ________ is a computer infected by a worm virus.

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Volatile memory ________ data when the power is turned off.

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A ________ is a virus that is attached to Word and Excel files.

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One ________ is equivalent to 1024 GB.

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A bit has a value of

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The ________ system manages the computer's resources.

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________ is designed to increase the overall throughput of the CPU.

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A bar code scanner is an example of a(n)

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A ________ is a virus that replicates itself over the Internet and other networks.

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Users employ ________ computers for work processing,spreadsheets,and database access.

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Perhaps falsely,________ is generally regarded as one of the more difficult operating systems to learn to use.

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