CS101 Lesson Wise MCQs

Welcome to your go-to resource for CS101! Here, you’ll find easy-to-follow lesson-wise MCQs, quizzes, and past exam papers to help you prepare for both midterms and finals.

We’ve covered all the key topics from your CS101 course, and each MCQ is designed to test your knowledge with clear, easy-to-understand explanations for every answer.

Here’s what you’ll find on this page:

  • Lesson-wise MCQs: Access MCQs based on each chapter, carefully selected to match your syllabus. Every question comes with detailed explanations to help you understand the concepts better.
  • Quizzes: Test your knowledge with interactive quizzes that make learning fun and easy. Perfect for quick practice or revision.
  • Past Papers: Review past midterm and final exam papers to get a feel for the exam format and improve your preparation. You’ll also get answer keys and explanations to guide you.

Whether you’re preparing for midterms or finals, these resources will help you study smart and score high in CS101. Start practicing today and boost your grades!

 

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CS 101 : 20 Modules

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How is the NOT Boolean operation best described?

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**A network that connects computers to share resources is called a ________.**

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How would you search for PDF files containing the term "Computer Science"?

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Which Boolean operator would return results containing either or both terms specified in the query?

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Which search engine is the primary focus of the course?

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**What is the primary goal of computer programming?**

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Why is learning the basics of Computer Science considered essential for all fields?

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What is the purpose of proximity search in Google?

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To find movie information, which operator should you use in Google search?

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**Which of the following is considered part of computer hardware?**

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Which search operator lets you search for pages on a specific website?

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What happens when a query like "Flip a Coin" is entered in Google?

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Which hexadecimal value corresponds to the binary number 1111?

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What is the main purpose of Breadth First Learning in this course?

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What is the function of "zoned-bit recording" in magnetic storage?

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Which software tool will be used to demonstrate spreadsheet functionalities in this course?

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Which of the following tasks can Google perform apart from searching webpages?

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What is a potential danger of searching for random software online?

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**An algorithm can be defined as ________.**

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What was a notable limitation of the ENIAC computer?

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**In which of the following fields is Computer Science NOT significantly applied?**

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What Boolean operation returns true only when both operands are true?

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What is the primary function of RAM in a computer system?

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What is the main advantage of learning about Data Abstraction in Computer Science?

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How would you search for the definition of a term on Google?

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Why is hexadecimal notation commonly used in computing?

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**What is the primary purpose of computer security controls?**

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If you wanted to search for information about a stock like Apple, which query would you use?

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To find cached content of a webpage on Google, which operator should be used?

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Which factor directly affects seek time in magnetic storage devices?

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What is a common reason to avoid certain internet searches, such as celebrity scandals?

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What is the purpose of studying algorithms in this course?

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**What is the role of a database management system (DBMS)?**

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What is the purpose of using two dots (..) in a Google search query?

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How do you exclude specific words from a Google search query?

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Which storage medium uses lasers to read and write data?

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What does ENIAC stand for?

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What advantage does a flash drive offer over traditional optical storage?

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**Computer graphics are primarily used in ________.**

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What distinguishes SDRAM from DRAM?

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What does the "define:" operator do in a search query?

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Which Boolean operation is also known as "exclusive OR"?

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How did punch cards contribute to early computing?

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What should you type in Google to see the weather in Lahore?

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What is a major limitation of magnetic storage systems?

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What query would you use to find PDF files related to Virtual University?

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Which search operator helps compare nutritional values of food items?

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How can you search for images on Google using an existing image?

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What is the main advantage of optical storage compared to magnetic storage?

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Which symbol is used in a Google query to search specifically within social media platforms?

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What technology replaced punch cards in the evolution of computers?

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What does the term "query" refer to in the context of search engines?

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What computing device is considered one of the earliest tools for calculation?

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To see maps of Lahore, which query should you use?

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Which of the following is a common example of a solid-state drive (SSD)?

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In hexadecimal, what is the decimal equivalent of the value "1A"?

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How does Google handle capitalization in search queries?

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Why should you avoid clicking on ads while searching?

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How many bits are in a byte?

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Which operator restricts search results to pages where all specified terms are in the URL?

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**What is the main function of computer software?**

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Which Google search operator is used to search for an exact phrase?

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What does a "bit" represent in computing?

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What does hexadecimal notation use as its base?

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What does "BD" stand for in optical storage?

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What does the Boolean OR operation return?

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CS 101 : 21-40 Modules

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What is the purpose of a radix point in binary fractions?

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What does DNS stand for in networking?

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What is the limitation of ASCII codes for text representation?

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What is the smallest unit of a digital image?

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Which type of network is specifically designed for large geographic areas, such as a city or country?

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How is sound amplitude represented digitally?

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Which method is used to scale images without losing geometric accuracy?

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What does the acronym FAT stand for in file systems?

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What is the purpose of a bootloader?

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How does a router differ from a switch?

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Which device typically connects multiple LANs and routes traffic between them?

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What is the purpose of a DNS resolver?

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What does the term "LAN" stand for in networking?

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What numeric system is primarily used to represent values in computers?

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What problem arises when using Unicode for numeric data representation?

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What technology underlies flash drives for data storage?

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Which component is considered the core of an operating system?

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What is an alternative method for sound encoding besides amplitude sampling?

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What is a loopback IP address commonly used for?

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In sound encoding, what is a "sample interval"?

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What does the TCP protocol provide in networking?

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What is the primary goal of file management in an operating system?

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How does a multitasking operating system differ from a single-tasking one?

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What is the purpose of the HTTPS protocol?

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What is the role of an IP address in a computer network?

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Which search operator converts decimal numbers into binary?

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What is the primary purpose of a URL's query string?

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What does the top-level domain (TLD) ".edu" signify?

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Which protocol is primarily responsible for IP address resolution to physical MAC addresses?

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What is a subnet mask used for in networking?

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Which type of user interface involves typing commands?

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What is the primary advantage of using NAT (Network Address Translation)?

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What is the primary purpose of an IP address in a network?

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Which top-level domain (TLD) is commonly used for commercial websites?

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What is a drawback of using wireless networks compared to wired networks?

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In a multi-tasking operating system, what does the scheduler manage?

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What is the maximum number of bits in an IPv4 address?

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What is the purpose of virtual memory in a computer system?

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What does CIDR stand for in networking?

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What is a primary characteristic of a peer-to-peer (P2P) network?

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Which type of IP address can change each time a device connects to the network?

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What is the main disadvantage of a bus topology?

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What is a primary benefit of UTF-8 encoding?

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What is the purpose of the UDP protocol?

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What happens when a user enters a domain name in their browser?

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What is the primary function of a network switch?

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How are fractional numbers represented in binary?

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What does the acronym VPN stand for?

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What is the role of an ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)?

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In which layer of the OSI model does the HTTP protocol operate?

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What is a key difference between SSDs and traditional hard drives?

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Which protocol ensures secure data communication over the internet by encrypting HTTP traffic?

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What is the primary purpose of a MAC address?

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What does the HTTP status code 404 indicate?

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What is the primary function of a computer's operating system?

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What layer of the OSI model is responsible for routing packets?

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How does Unicode address the limitations of ASCII?

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Which protocol is used for resolving domain names into IP addresses?

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Which part of the URL "https://www.example.com/page" specifies the protocol?

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What does MIDI stand for in sound representation?

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What does UTF-8 stand for?

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What does a repeater do in a computer network?

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Which network topology connects all devices to a central hub?

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What is the function of the default gateway in a network?

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What is the function of device drivers in an operating system?

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What is the purpose of the HTTP protocol?

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What protocol is commonly used for secure file transfer over the internet?

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How is color typically represented in a bitmap image?

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What is the primary function of the ICMP protocol?

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What is the primary advantage of binary representation in computers?

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Which type of network uses public infrastructure to provide secure connections?

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Which protocol is used to dynamically assign IP addresses to devices on a network?

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What does FTP stand for?

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What is the main purpose of a firewall in computer networks?

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In a wireless network, which standard is commonly used for home Wi-Fi?

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What is brightness in an image determined by?

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What is the purpose of a URL (Uniform Resource Locator)?

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What is the primary difference between IPv4 and IPv6?

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What is the primary function of a domain name in the internet infrastructure?

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Which protocol is primarily used for sending emails?

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41 to 61 Modules

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Which protocol is primarily used for email transmission over the Internet?

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Which networking topology uses a central hub to connect devices?

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How are computer networks classified?

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In semaphore operations, what does the “signal” function do?

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What is the primary purpose of process administration in an operating system?

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Which problem arises when two or more processes need the same resource simultaneously?

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What is the primary purpose of a file system in an operating system?

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What is the primary method for detecting a deadlock?

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Which of the following is a type of external security attack?

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What role does the kernel play after the booting process is complete?

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What is a primary purpose of process administration in an operating system?

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What does the term “handling competition between processes” refer to?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of an operating system?

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What type of operating system is designed for real-time applications?

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What is the result of a process attempting to access a semaphore with a value of zero?

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What is the difference between a binary semaphore and a counting semaphore?

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Which of the following is NOT a necessary condition for deadlock?

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What does the term “protocol” refer to in networking?

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Which component of an operating system is most likely targeted in a malware attack?

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What is the function of the IP protocol in networking?

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What is the main role of device drivers in the operating system?

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Which technique can prevent deadlocks in a system?

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What is a semaphore in the context of operating systems?

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What is the difference between TCP and UDP?

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Which system software is essential for booting a computer?

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In the booting process, what ensures that all hardware components are functioning correctly?

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Which component of an operating system is responsible for managing files?

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How do semaphores prevent race conditions?

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What is the primary function of the shell in an operating system?

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What is the function of the process scheduler in an operating system?

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What is the purpose of using firewalls against external security threats?

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During the booting process, what is the primary role of the boot loader?

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Which type of semaphore allows multiple processes to access a resource?

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What is the main goal of a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack?

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In software classification, what category does an operating system fall under?

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Which component of an operating system directly interacts with the hardware?

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What distinguishes an “inside” security attack from an “outside” attack?

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What is a deadlock in operating systems?

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What is the role of device drivers in an operating system?

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What does LAN stand for in networking?

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What is the primary function of the HTTP protocol?

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Which type of malicious software replicates itself to spread to other systems?

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What is the difference between cold boot and warm boot?

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Which component is loaded into memory by the boot loader?

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What is the defining feature of a WAN?

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What is a key advantage of combining networks?

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Which classification of software includes compilers and debuggers?

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What is mutual exclusion in process handling?

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What is the first step in the booting process of a computer?

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CS 101 62 to 81

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What does the link layer in the Internet software hierarchy handle?

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What type of device is used in embedded VoIP phones?

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How does the “Try it Yourself” feature on W3Schools benefit users?

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Which type of TLD is "au" in the domain name example?

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Which organization is responsible for assigning blocks of IP addresses?

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What does the term "hop count" in packet forwarding refer to?

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What is a domain in the context of Internet addressing?

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Where is the best place to position the tag for an image to appear at the top of the webpage?

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What does the src attribute in the tag represent?

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What is the bit size of the newer IP addressing system being implemented?

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What is a domain in the context of Internet addressing?

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What is the correct syntax for adding a hyperlink in HTML?

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CS 101 62 to 81

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Which type of TLD is "au" in the domain name example?

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What is the role of the domain name system (DNS)?

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What happens when a mnemonic domain name is used to send a message?

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What does VoIP stand for?

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Who is credited with developing the World Wide Web?

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Which statement is correct about communication models on the same network?

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Which of the following is true about XHTML?

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What does the tag’s src attribute specify?

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What does a forwarding table in the network layer do?

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What is the bit size of the newer IP addressing system being implemented?

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Which organization is responsible for assigning blocks of IP addresses?

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What is a domain in the context of Internet addressing?

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What does the term "hop count" in packet forwarding refer to?

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What is the correct syntax for adding a hyperlink in HTML?

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CS 101 : Quizes

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Which Excel function would you use to calculate the sum of a range of cells?

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Which instruction is used for communicating with devices outside the CPU?

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Editing group has commands:

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A sequence of transactions where the user establishes initial contact with a computer's OS is called the Boot state.

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Most _ codes used today are Huffman codes.

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The father of the computer:

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Which of the following commands can be used to insert a hyperlink in MS-Word?

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A sequence of transactions in which the user establishes initial contact with a computer’s operating system is called:

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A clear flag state indicates that the resource is:

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Program counter is:

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Time required for the desired data to rotate to the read/write head is called:

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In the context of the environment, computer science has impacts:

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Attacks can be made to prevent access to websites by crashing:

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How many common forms of data mining?

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Content filtering works by matching:

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A bit is:

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VoIP consists of two processes on different machines transferring audio data via the model:

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A file's _ is normally stored as a separate file on the same mass storage device as the _.

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Copyrights can be applied on:

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The loop structure referred to as a posttest loop is:

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Ada wrote a program for computing on the Analytical Engine - the world’s first computer program:

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Programming languages are well-designed so that each statement has meaning:

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How many chess moves could Deep Blue analyze in three minutes:

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The binary search algorithm uses which method?

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In black and white images, each pixel is represented as one bit—e.g., 0 for black and 1 for white. It is an example of:

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The layer responsible for providing addresses compatible with the Internet infrastructure is the Network layer.

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In insertion sort, sorting the names Fred, Alex, Diana, Byron, and Carol starts with a sublist consisting of the first three names.

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Access to forbidden literature is because of:

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Which key is used to delete a single character to the left of the cursor in MS-Word?

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Which of the following is used to change text formatting in MS-Word?

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Which loop structure is referred to as a pretest loop?

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Building blocks from which algorithm representations can be constructed are called:

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Deep Blue, a supercomputer designed by IBM:

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Who has highly privileged access to the operating system?

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Which key is used to quickly save a document in MS-Word?

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A supercomputer could analyze 300 billion chess moves in three minutes:

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_ contains the information needed by a browser to find the proper server and request the desired document.

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Web server:

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In some cases, the data collection process is readily apparent; in others, it is:

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It is the same as addition in the decimal system, where you align the radix point and perform the addition.

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Which data compression technique is suitable for situations where the long sequence has the same value?

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Refers to distributed systems that are more loosely coupled than clusters but that still work together to accomplish large tasks.

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Which of the following is a correct shortcut for copying in MS-Word?

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Easy access to online health centers is because of:

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_ refers to distributed systems that are more loosely coupled than clusters but that still work together to accomplish large tasks.

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Capacity of one sector CD is of KB.

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Which of the following is used to calculate the average of a range of numbers in Excel?

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Global variables are:

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A transport layer is said to establish a connection before sending a message.

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Vacuum Tubes are:

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Who introduced the idea of storing programs in main memory?

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If a computer could pass the Turing test, it would be able to:

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To insert a chart in MS-Excel, you need to go to the:

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Deep Blue was designed by:

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Which function would you use to count the number of cells containing numerical data?

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The memory manager allocates:

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CPU requires at least how many nanoseconds to fetch the instruction from memory?

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A package containing a party's name and public key is known as a certificate.

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The mother of the computer:

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World's first program was written by:

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Pseudo-code is a language that is:

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The world's first electronic digital computer:

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CS 101 MID TERM

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Researchers are trying to develop systems that exhibit intelligent behavior in:

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By using MPEG and MP3 compression techniques, video cameras are able to record video within:

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Attacks can be made to prevent access to a website by crashing:

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_ is not only used as a means of retrieving data from mass storage but also as a means of retrieving items from large blocks of data storage in main memory:

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IPR stands for:

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The people present around the e-waste gain:

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Computer security is also known as:

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The most famous word processor is:

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Matching Geometric Characteristics technique Cannot read:

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45. Ethics and legality are essentials in many industries, including:

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In the reverse engineering process, what refers to the sophistication of the design information that can be extracted from the source code?

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Contact risks include:

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In CS, we store and link data in an organized way using:

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We can increase the size of text from the home ribbon group called:

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There are many types of sensors including:

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The amount of paper used in a year is:

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Loop structures referred to as a posttest loop:

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Turing predicted a machine’s chance to pass the Turing test in the year:

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MS-Word is an example of:

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When we use _ tag while searching, it shows only particular pages related to it:

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We can add charts in MS-Word from the group:

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Computer Security is also known as:

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Option in MS-Word to prevent others from making changes to selected text:

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If we are interested to see the map of some location, we can use the map operator in the following way:

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When we draw a table in MS-Word, the table has initial column(s):

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Pages is an option in the ribbon:

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A program DOCTOR developed by Joseph Weizenbaum in the mid-1960s was named:

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In the United States, the Privacy Act of 1974 was to protect citizens from abusive use of databases by:

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Termination condition is:

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In MS-Word, different types of effects on text can be applied with:

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The field of artificial intelligence is being pursued along _ paths:

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Who introduced the idea of storing the program in main memory?

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Reports can be received at home through email because of advancements in:

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To control access to the printer, the _ must keep track of whether the printer has been allocated:

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Ctrl + Z is used for:

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Shortcut key to paste is:

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Shortcut key for cut is:

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CS 101 MID TERM 2

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The _ in the state of the process must be sufficient to determine uniquely and completely the action required by each step:

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_ contains the information needed by a browser to contact the proper server and request the desired document:

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Most _ codes used today are Huffman codes:

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The bit 0 represents the value false, and bit 1 represents the value:

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Breaking the tasks into a number of subtasks compatible with the number of available processors is called:

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_ retains its information when the power of the system is turned off:

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When applied to a list with n entries, the binary search algorithm will interrogate an average of _ entries:

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If you want to search for an exact phrase on Google, then enclose it in:

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Google Drive is an example of:

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By default, in a web page, a hyperlink for another web page is represented as:

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A single algorithm can be represented in _ way(s):

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An algorithm is _ and distinct from its representation:

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One of the major uses of the _ operation is to place zeros in one part of a bit pattern while not disturbing the other part:

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All the hardware components of the computer system are installed on:

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While ( ): here what will be written?

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Post-test loop structure refers to:

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_ is simply a fast port that lets you connect computer peripherals and consumer electronics to your computer without a restart:

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TCP stands for:

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The structure in which another list starts before the first list is finished is called:

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Language of the microprocessor is called:

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How many comparisons are required to sort the elements using the insertion sort algorithm?

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The repetitive use of instructions or sequences of instructions is an important algorithmic concept. This repetition is implemented using the iterative structure known as a:

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JavaScript function `fixed()` has equivalent HTML tag-set:

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_ is the process of analyzing large databases to identify patterns:

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You might search the following or similar things and get unpleasant results which might depress you:

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The encryption of data is related to:

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ENIAC stands for:

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_ refers to distributed systems that are more loosely coupled than clusters but still work together to accomplish large tasks:

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The key property of the 'Array' object in JavaScript is:

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A CPU designed to execute a minimal set of instructions is called a:

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Pseudo code is language:

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In black-and-white images, each pixel is represented as one bit – e.g., 0 for black and 1 for white. It is an example of:

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For a network to function reliably, it is important to establish rules by which activities are conducted. Such rules are called:

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A sequence of transactions in which the user establishes initial contact with a computer operating system is called:

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A collection of data organized in such a way that the computer can quickly search for a desired data item is known as:

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JavaScript has _ ability to create and draw graphics:

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Establishing a well-defined set of building blocks from which algorithm representations can be constructed is called a:

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Tags are always placed between the `` and `` tags of a web page:

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_ technique can be used to create smooth animations or to display one of several images based on the requirement:

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Distance learning has got a boost due to the:

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Starting with vocabulary words and then giving students a reading passage is an example of:

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Command which saves the selected text before deleting it is:

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Which one of the following is true about a process?

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The term “Identifier” in JavaScript refers to:

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When the user needs something to be done by the computer, they give instructions in the form of _ to computer hardware:

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In spreadsheets, cell address A12 means:

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The name of the computer language used by the Defense Department of the United States is:

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Structures, in which another list starts before the first list is finished, are called:

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_ provides a network with internet connectivity:

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Distinction between a program believed to be correct and a program that is correct is:

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Due to working at home, lack of interaction may result in _ professional growth:

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The computers of the _ were not very flexible or efficient:

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In 2's complement, the maximum positive number is represented by:

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The _ is becoming the preferred organizational structure for more and more organizations with the passage of time:

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Which one of the following is correct for the symbolic representation of primitives?

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Total number of elements in a flowchart are:

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Choose the correct sequence of technologies used in the evolution of computers from the start to today:

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_ is a malware that gathers data about your activities on the system and forwards it to an outside party without your consent:

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_ language cannot be executed without an interpreter:

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On social media, sometimes a particular _ is very popular:

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A large number of networks interconnected physically is called:

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_ is a related collection of WWW files that includes a beginning file called a homepage:

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One term could be used for more than one thing. For example, the word "Jaguar" is used in two meanings such as:

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The group of technologies concerned with capturing, processing, and transmitting information in digital electronic form is called:

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A printer is an _ device:

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The set of tasks that ensures the software correctly implements a specific function is known as:

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Which is the user-friendly way of presenting data?

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_ determine the number of bits to move the radix point to either left or right:

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For drawing charts based on mathematical calculations, which of the following software is most efficient and easiest to use?

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Capacity of one sector of a CD is _ KB:

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One of the earliest computing devices was the:

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A _ transport layer is used to establish a connection before sending a message:

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_ connects computers over a large geographical area of the world:

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Which one of the following is the correct code syntax in JavaScript?

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Generally, how many steps does a machine cycle have?

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In computers, GUI stands for:

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Telnet is used to _ between two systems:

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The key feature of scientific/engineering/graphics applications is:

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If we use insertion sort for names Fred, Alex, Diana, Byron, Carol, one approach to sorting this list is to note that the sublist consists of:

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Repeated erasing slowly _ the silicon dioxide chambers:

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We need _ memory to store data permanently:

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What is the full form of JSP?

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Which of the following is true about TCP in comparison to UDP?

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Which one is the example of spreadsheet software?

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CS 101 MID TERM 3

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There are NO standard rules to write Pseudocode:

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_ semicolon is used to terminate all JavaScript statements:

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The memory size of the Altair 8800 was:

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Which of the following symbols is used in JavaScript to add multiple line comments in a program?

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JavaScript stores all numbers as:

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By today’s standards, the Mark-I was slow, requiring 3 to 5 seconds for a multiplication operation:

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Bit-mapped graphics are also known as:

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In flowcharts, there is only one entry point in conditions, while there are _ exit points:

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Which one of the following is not a building block of an algorithm?

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_ converts the source code written in a high-level language into machine language code:

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To make a text bold in HTML, the tag used is:

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is an example of:

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The oldest GUI-based web browser is:

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Select the variable name which is invalid in JavaScript:

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_ are the best choice for showing data generally needed to be expressed in percentage:

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A set of stand-alone productivity applications designed to work together is known as:

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The effect of the paragraph tag (

) in a webpage is that it:

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The number of steps required to execute an algorithm can be used to measure:

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