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Quiz 2: Introduction to Systems Architecture
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Question 1
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In classical physics, a subatomic particle, such as a photon, can be in multiple places at one time.
Question 2
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Mechanical computers such as the Mark One were used during World War I to compute trajectory tables for naval guns and torpedoes.
Question 3
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The World Wide Web is sometimes called a network of networks because it interconnects millions of other networks.
Question 4
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Electronic computers addressed most shortcomings of mechanical computation.
Question 5
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The need or idea that motivates a request for computer processing is stated at a specific level.
Question 6
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Server hardware capabilities depend on the resources being shared and the number of simultaneous users.
Question 7
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The primary role of software is to translate users' needs and requests into CPU instructions that, when executed, produce a result that satisfies the need or request.
Question 8
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A typical computer system must have much more secondary storage capacity than primary storage capacity.
Question 9
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Optics have little advantage over electronics in most areas of computing technology.
Question 10
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A URL identifies one specific WWW resource.
Question 11
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The Difference Engine computed logarithms by moving gears and other mechanical components.
Question 12
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Optical processors might be easier to fabricate than current processors and are better matched to optical communication technologies.
Question 13
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A tablet computer is a laptop computer that emphasizes small size, reduced weight, low cost, and wireless networking and is capable of performing only light-duty tasks, such as Web browsing, e-mailing, and word processing.