• ____ service providers provide Internet connections for computers with wireless modems

  Ans :  Wireless

• Minicomputers are also known as

  Ans :  Midrange computers

• The extensions .gov, .edu, .mil, and .net are called

  Ans :  domain codes

• ______ is the name of the process of converting from digital to analog

  Ans :  Modulation

• are professionally designed documents included with a program.

  Ans :  Templates

• Virtual memory is broken into same-sized blocks called .

  Ans :  pages

• Ebook stands for .

  Ans :  electronic book

• Procedures are typically documented in manuals written by

  Ans :  Computer Specialists

• The process of the CPU accessing an instruction of a program is known as .

  Ans :  fetch

• Computer memory or primary memory is also known as .

  Ans :   RAM

• _____ is also known as the system cabinet or chassis.

  Ans :  System Unit

• Microsoft Office and Adobe Photoshop are examples of software, which can be used on both Windows PCs and Macintoshes.

  Ans :  cross-platform

• Which of the following components are used to store data?

  Ans :  Memory

• _____ computer are the largest, fastest, and more expensive computers

  Ans :  Supercomputer

•  __________ is the new computer language used to write animation and games for the World Wide Web  

  Ans :  Java

• in a spreadsheet, often text such as Quarter 1, Quarter 2, and Northwest District in the top row and far left column, are meaningless to the computer, but useful for the reader.

  Ans :  Labels

• A -------- is a socket for external devices to connect to the system unit.

  Ans :  Operating System

• CD means

  Ans :  Compact Disk

• Following is a script language used, while designing a web page.

  Ans :  HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language)

•  A(n) __________ is a set of rules for how information and messages are sent over the Internet

  Ans :  protocol

• e-mail includes all of the following basic elements EXCEPT

  Ans :  Footer

•  A CD-RW disk  

  Ans :  CD-Rewriteable

• ____ are electronic systems that transmit data from one location to another

  Ans :  Communication Systems

• In order to save a previously saved file to a different location or with a different name, use the menu option.

  Ans :  Save As

• The keys labeled 0-9 on the keyboard are called ------

  Ans :  Numeric keys.

• In the early 1990s, the Internet transformed into a multimedia environment known as the .

  Ans :  World Wide Web

• Starting or restarting a computer is called ----- the system.

  Ans :  Booting

• ________ translate the processed information from the computer into a form that humans can understand

  Ans :  Output Devices

• DPI, the resolution of a printer, for example, stands for .

  Ans :  dots per inch

• ______measurement is used to determine a printer resolution.

  Ans :  dpi

• ROM stands for

  Ans :  Graphical User Interface

• A magnetic disk, hard disk, or a floppy disk, use access.

  Ans :  random

• This type of pointing device has crisscrossed invisible beams of infrared light that are protected with a clear plastic outer layer.

  Ans :  System Board

• The first function that computers perform is to receive or information from the outside world.

  Ans :   input

• Following are the parts of system software.  

  Ans :  Device Drivers, Utilities, Language Translators

• _________ specify rules or guidelines for computer operations

  Ans :  Procedures

• A networked computer that contains software and data for other computers is a(n) .

  Ans :  server

• ------ are combined into groups of eight called Bytes.

  Ans :  Bits

• Software that allows your computer to interact with the user, applications and hardware is called

  Ans :  System Software

• Unwanted and unsolicited e-mails are called ------

  Ans :  Spam

• The process of printing a term paper while entering data into a spreadsheet while downloading clipart from the Internet is known as .

  Ans :  multitasking

• Which is a web search engine used world wide?

  Ans :  Google

• The CPU, all additional chips, and the electronic circuitry are all housed on the .

  Ans :   motherboard

•  A CD-R stands for  

  Ans :  CD-Recordable

• ______ is a utility program that locates and eliminates unnecessary fragments and rearranges files and unused disk space to optimize operations

  Ans :  Disk Defragmenter

• A(n) is a playing console which has internet connections

  Ans :  Xbox 360

• _________ disks have a 120 MB storage capacity and the drives are also able to read and store data on a standard 3

  Ans :  Super Disks

• If a user wishes to play music, the computer must include a(n) .

  Ans :  sound card

• memory is nonvolatile and often used in digital cameras and cell phones.

  Ans :   Flash

• Which of these facilities is provided by an operating system ?

  Ans :  Use Interface