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< question1> ______is refers to the symbols that represent people, events, things and ideas

< variant> Data

< variant> Computer

< variant> Books

< variant> Information

< variant> Bits

< question1> What is designed for a handheld device?

< variant> Mobile app

< variant> Move app

< variant> Web site

< variant> Database

< variant> PC

< question1> Product of “Apple” company

< variant> Samsung

< variant> Ipad

< variant> LG

< variant> Explorer

< variant> Yandex

< question1> What designed to be started by users by the OC?

< variant> Executable file

< variant> App store

< variant> Web file

< variant> Profile

< variant> Consumers

< question1> What guides you throught the installation process?

< variant> Setup program

< variant> App program

< variant> App bstore

< variant> Record

< variant> Processor

< question1> Set of updates

< variant> Service pack

< variant> Packing

< variant> Installation

< variant> Pirated

< variant> Copyright

< question1> What refers to any component that is required to perform work?

< variant> Resource

< variant> Bot

< variant> Dot

< variant> Font

< variant> Label

< question1> What provides process and memory?

< variant> Multitasking

< variant> Multithreading

< variant> Multiprocessing

< variant> Multiplication

< variant> Multi

< question1> What collects and holds data while the computer is busy with other tasks?

< variant> buffers

< variant> copy

< variant> required

< variant> processor

< variant> HD

< question1> What helps people defined as the combination of hardware?

< variant> User interface

< variant> Internet

< variant> Store

< variant> Graphics

< variant> Music

< question1> What does desktop include for louching applications?

< variant> Taskbar or dock

< variant> Applications

< variant> Desktop

< variant> Interface

< variant> Language

< question1> Buttons can be arranged in a …

< variant> Toolbar

< variant> Menu

< variant> Menu bar

< variant> Tiles

< variant> Icon

< question1> What computer displays after you make a selection from the main menu?

< variant> Submenu

< variant> Main menu

< variant> Menu

< variant> Interface

< variant> Menu bar

< question1> hat displays the options associated with a command?

< variant> Dialog box

< variant> Specific box

< variant> Click

< variant> Item

< variant> OS

< question1> Microsoft Windows is installed on more than … of the world’s PC

< variant> 80%

< variant> 50%

< variant> 67%

< variant> 70%

< variant> 100%

< question1> What stores information about the data in the data fork?

< variant> Resource fork

< variant> Formulas

< variant> Data fork

< variant> OS

< variant> decent

< question1> Android is a

< variant> Mobile OS

< variant> TV OS

< variant> Data fork

< variant> Computer OS

< variant> Software

< question1> A section of a HD drive that is treated as a separate storage unit

< variant> Disk partition

< variant> Folder

< variant> File

< variant> Specification

< variant> Path

< question1> What describes the file’s contents?

< variant> File tag

< variant> Service

< variant> Mouse

< variant> Metadata

< variant> Mac

< question1> Similar to a folder only in the sense that it can be used to group similar files

< variant> Library

< variant> Liberty

< variant> Book

< variant> Sheep

< variant> Software

< question1> Synonym “cluster”?

< variant> Block

< variant> One

< variant> Two

< variant> Dozen

< variant> Peace

< question1> An important groups of files

< variant> Windows registry

< variant> Database

< variant> Computer store

< variant> Video

< variant> Graphics

< question1> A small picture that represents a program

< variant> Icon

< variant> Tiles

< variant> Button

< variant> Menu

< variant> Menu bar

< question1> A list of commands or options on a menu bar

< variant> Menu

< variant> Ribbon

< variant> Icon

< variant> Dot

< variant> Word

< question1> File specification sometimes called

< variant> A path

< variant> Page

< variant> List

< variant> Paragraph

< variant> Select

< question1> Web sites that offer storage space for backups are called online

< variant> Backup service

< variant> Flash drive

< variant> Location

< variant> Files

< variant> Information

< question1> Key to delete the character to the left of the cursor:

< variant> Backspace

< variant> Shift

< variant> Caps lock

< variant> Tab

< variant> Enter

< question1> What is a hard disk (HD)?

< variant> A device for storing information

< variant> Device to read information from a diskette

< variant> The device for input and information management

< variant> A device for displaying information on the screen

< variant> The device for printing information

< question1> What information is not measured?

< variant> In megahertz

< variant> In bits

< variant> In bytes

< variant> In kilobytes

< variant> In megabytes

< question1> Standard Windows programs

< variant> WordPad, Paint, Calculator

< variant> Paint, Windows Explorer, My Computer

< variant> Explorer, My Computer, WordPad

< variant> Calculator, Explorer, My Computer

< variant> WordPad, Windows Explorer, My Computer

< question1> How many windows can be open at once?

< variant> Many

< variant> One

< variant> Two

< variant> One or two

< variant> Can not run the following command

< question1> A processor unit that controlled by the control unit (CU) is used to perform arithmetic and logical transformations is….

< variant> ALU

< variant> EBCDIC

< variant> ASCII

< variant> CPU

< variant> Data

< question1> Based on an input processing output cycle is…

< variant> Data processing

< variant> File

< variant> Input

< variant> Operand

< variant> Object code

< question1> Characterized by small standalone computer powered by local software is…

< variant> Personal Computing

< variant> Software

< variant> Phone

< variant> Digital data

< variant> Unicode

< question1> A group of computer linked together to share data and resourced is…

< variant> A computer network

< variant> Character data

< variant> Download

< variant> Unicode

< variant> Memory

< question1> A collection of linked documents, graphics and sounds that can be accessed over the internet is….

< variant> The Web

< variant> User ID

< variant> Storage

< variant> Password

< variant> Windows

< question1> The word computer is part of a….. language

< variant> English

< variant> France

< variant> Kazakh

< variant> Spain

< variant> Chines

< question1> Microprocessor-based computing device designed to meet the computing needs of an individual is…

< variant> A personal computer

< variant> Data

< variant> Information

< variant> Digital data

< variant> Character data < question1> Tip archiver:

< variant> WinRar, WinZip

< variant> WinZip, MS DOS

< variant> UNIX, MS DOS

< variant> Aidtest, Doctor, Web

< variant> Aidtest, UNIX

< question1> Translate the decimal system to hexadecimal: 555

< variant> 22B

< variant> 45B

< variant> 20B

< variant> A4

< variant> 145

< question1> What symbol replaces any number of any symbols?

< variant> *

< variant>?

< variant> \

< variant>?,

< variant> ()

< question1> How writes: " All files without exception"?

< variant> *. *

< variant>?.?

< variant> *.?

< variant>?

< variant>:

< question1> Whenusing a browser, you can access aWeb page by clicking a

< variant> Hypertextlink

< variant> local e-mail.

< variant> Link popularity

< variant> Keyword stuffing

< variant> JavaScript

< question1> persistent HTTP connection

< variant> reuses the same HTTP connection tosend and receive multiple requests.

< variant> (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions)provides a clever way of disguising digitalphotos, sounds, and other mediaas plain ASCII code that can travel over the Internet with text-based e-mail dat

< variant>

< variant> is online jargon for Internet etiquette.

< variant> a cyberspace versionof the metal cart you wheel around a store and fill up with merchandise.

< variant> sometimes called a P2P payment, an online payment, or a thirdpartypayment) offers an alternative to credit cards.

< question1> Smileys

< variant> are symbols suchas: -) that represent emotions.

< variant> encrypts the data transmitted between your computer and a Websit

< variant> looks for your search terms in thesearch engine’s indexed database and returns a list of relevant Web sites.

< variant> is software that pulls keywords from a Web page and stores themin an index databas

< variant> symbol that describes a relationship between search terms and therebyhelps you create a more focused query.

< question1> Web

< variant> (short for World Wide Web) is a collection of document, image, video, and sound files that can be linked and accessed over the Internet using a protocol called HTTP.

< variant> (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol that encrypt data travelingbetween a client computer and an HTTP server.

< variant> is one that is set by an affiliated site.

< variant> (Transport Layer Security) protocol that encrypt data travelingbetween a client computer and an HTTP server.

< variant> or HTML editors, which providestools specifically designed to enter and format Web page text, graphics, and links.

< question1> Web authoring software

< variant> or HTML editors, which providestools specifically designed to enter and format Web page text, graphics, and links.

< variant> (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol that encrypt data travelingbetween a client computer and an HTTP server.

< variant> is one that is set by an affiliated site.

< variant> (Transport Layer Security) protocol that encrypt data travelingbetween a client computer and an HTTP server.

< variant> (short for World Wide Web) is a collection of document, image, video, and sound files that can be linked and accessed over the Internet using a protocol called HTTP.

< question1> Web page

< variant> is the product or output of oneor more Web-based files displayed in a format similar to a page in a book.

< variant> (commonlyreferred to simply as a search engine) is a program designed to help peoplelocate information on the Web by formulating simple queries consistingof one or more words called keywords or search terms.

< variant> is an Internet-based computer that accepts requests from browsers.

< variant> typically contains a collection of related information organized and formatted so it can be accessed using software called a browser.

< variant> is a markup language very similar to HTML, but it can becustomized with tags that describe the data in databases.

< question1> What is designed for a handheld device?

< variant> Mobile app

< variant> Move app

< variant> Web site

< variant> Database

< variant> PC

< question1> Product of “Apple” company

< variant> Samsung

< variant> Ipad

< variant> LG

< variant> Explorer

< variant> Yandex

< question1> Key- for deleting the symbol to the left of the cursor:

< variant> Backspace

< variant> Shift

< variant> CapsLock

< variant> Delete

< variant> Space bar

< question1> What sign writes after formula in spreadsheet?

< variant> after the sign =

< variant> after the space

< variant> after the number

< variant> after the sign #

< variant> after the sign " "

< question1> What program works with databases?

< variant> MS Access

< variant> MS PowerPoint

< variant> MS Word V

< variant> MS Explorer

< variant> MS Excel

< question1> What programs are anti-virus:

< variant> Kaspersky, Doctor Web, Aidtest

< variant> MS Word, MS Excel, MS Access

< variant> ARJ, ZIP, RAR

< variant> MS PowerPoint

< variant> Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator

< question1> Select the file name anketa with expansion txt.

< variant> Anket/txt

< variant> Anket//txt.

< variant> Anketa/txt.

< variant> txt.

< variant> Anketa-txt

< question1> program MS Excel is...

< variant> Spreadsheet

< variant> Database

< variant> Text editor

< variant> Graphics editor

< variant> Dictionary

< question1> What maximum number has a name of file or folder in Windows?

< variant> 255

< variant> 10

< variant> 8

< variant> 23

< variant> 256

< question1> E-mail is

< variant> Electronic mail.

< variant> Work with text.

< variant> Database.

< variant> A game.

< variant> Testing tool.

< question1> How many columns in Excel 2007 spreadsheet?

< variant> 16385.

< variant> 255.

< variant> 289.

< variant> 5.

< variant> 65536.

< question1> Worksheet.

< variant> уou use spreadsheet software to create an on-screen.

< variant> A feature which determines how your text flows from line to line by automatically movingwords down to the next line as you reach the right margin.

< variant> Usually all the files needed for the new software, consolidate them into one large file, which is compressed to decrease its size and reduce the download time.

< variant> A computer under the control of a bad bot is sometimes referred, because it carries out instructions from a malicious leader.

< variant> usually arrives as an e-mail message containing dire warnings about a supposedly new virus on the loose.

< question1> Zipped

< variant> Usually all the files needed for the new software, consolidate them into one large file, which is compressed to decrease its size and reduce the download time.

< variant> A feature which determines how your text flows from line to line by automatically movingwords down to the next line as you reach the right margin.

< variant> уou use spreadsheet software to create an on-screen.

< variant> A computer under the control of a bad bot is sometimes referred, because it carries out instructions from a malicious leader.

< variant> usually arrives as an e-mail message containing dire warnings about a supposedly new virus on the loose.

< question1> Analog data is

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< question1> Digital data is

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and 1s

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< question1> The binary number system

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and 1s

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< question1> ASCII

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< question1> Extended ASCII is

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< question1> Unicode

< variant> uses sixteen bits and provides codes for 65, 000 characters-a real bonus for representing the alphabets of multiple languages

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< question1> The term peripheral device

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< variant> is an output device that produces computergenerated text or graphical images on paper.

< question1> The system unit

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< variant> is an output device that produces computergenerated text or graphical images on paper.

< question1> A computer printer

< variant> is an output device that produces computergenerated text or graphical images on paper.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< question1> An optical drive

< variant> is a storage device that works with CDs, DVDs.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech

< question1> A hard disk drive

< variant> is the main storage device on many computer systems.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< question1> A tower unit

< variant> can be placed on the desk or on the floor

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question1> A horizontal unit

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> can be placed on the desk

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question1> An all- in- one model

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< variant> can be placed on the desk or on the floor

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< question1> A laptop computer

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> can be placed on the desk or on the floor

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question1> A smartphone

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> can be placed on the desk or on the floor

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question1> A tablet computer

< variant> is a handheld computer that is essentially a large version of an enhanced media player.

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question1> The PC platform

< variant> is based on the original IBM PC.

< variant> is based on a proprietary design for a personal computer called the Macintosh (or Mac), manufactured almost exclusively by Apple Inc.

< variant> uses a standard PC or Mac to run operating system.

< variant> processor powered the original IBM PC.

< variant> is Intel’s chief rival in the PC chip market.

< question1> The Mac platform

< variant> is based on proprietary design for personal computer

< variant> is based on the original IBM PC

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen

< variant> uses a standard PC or Mac to run operating system

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