Who Wants An A?. When you read a computer ad to find the amount of space that will be on your C drive, you look at the … A.RAM capacity B.Hard drive capacity.

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Who Wants An A?

When you read a computer ad to find the amount of space that will be on your C drive, you look at the … A.RAM capacity B.Hard drive capacity C.Processor L1 cache size D.Hard drive speed

When you read a computer ad to find the amount of space that will be on your C drive, you look at the … B. Hard drive capacity

A computer virus is … A. a program that gives your computer a bad cold B. a program that runs and reproduces without you launching it C. something every computer needs D. a program that sends information back to another computer

A computer virus is … B. a program that runs and reproduces without you launching it

A computer trojan is … A. a not so nice gift of a wooden horse from the Greeks to Troy upon the Greek's apparent defeat. B. a program that runs and reproduces without you launching it C. a program that sends information back to another computer D. a harmful program that disguises itself as a useful program so you can't find it

A computer trojan is … D. a harmful program that disguises itself as a useful program so you can't find it

Spyware is … A. A virus B. a program that runs and reproduces without you launching it C. a program that sends information back to another computer D. a harmful program that disguises itself as a useful program so you can't find it

Spyware is … C. a program that sends information back to another computer

An Intel Core 2 Duo has a certain … A.Hard drive size B.RAM capacity C.Speed (such as 2.1 ghz) D.Graphics card

An Intel Core 2 Duo has a certain … C. Speed (such as 2.1 ghz)

Phishing is … A. A program that replicates itself on your computer. B. A program that collects information and sends it back to another computer. C. A program that masquerades as another program. D. An that asks for your financial information or password.

Phishing is … D. An that asks for your financial information or password

Your system speed is most affected by your… A.RAM size B.Hard drive size C.DVD size D.CD size

Your system speed is most affected by your… A.RAM size

RAM stands for…? A. Ruins All Memory B. Random Access Memory C. Red And Maroon D. Read And Memorize

RAM stands for…? B. Random Access Memory

A gigabyte is roughly equivalent to a _____ bytes A. thousand B. million C. billion D. Trillion (note: kb is 1000 bytes)

A gigabyte is roughly equivalent to a _____ bytes C. billion

____ helps people carry out tasks using a computer. A. Application software B. System software C. Operating system D. Device drivers

____ helps people carry out tasks using a computer. A. Application software

The ____ utility allows you to view a list of files, move them to different storage devices, copy them, rename them, and delete them. A. Control Panel B. Disk Manager C. Windows Explorer D. Help

The ____ utility allows you to view a list of files, move them to different storage devices, copy them, rename them, and delete them. C. Windows Explorer

A terabyte means ___. (Hint: A kilobyte is 1000 bytes.) A. 1,000,000 bytes B. 1,000,000,000 bytes C. 1,000,000,000,000 bytes D. 1,000,000,000,000,000 bytes

The prefix tera means ___. C. 1,000,000,000,000 bytes