A Test On Kilobytes
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Well, to buy one kilobyte nowadays is absurd and it's even impossible. This is as opposed to buying a yottabyte. That said, a kilobyte is like the far younger brother of terabytes and others. Nonetheless, we digress and we should instead go on with the quiz.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Which of the following best represent kilobytes?
- A.
10^6
- B.
10^5
- C.
10^4
- D.
10^3
- 2.How do you represent a kilobyte?
- A.
KE
- B.
KY
- C.
KT
- D.
K
- 3.Technically, one kilobyte means
- A.
1020 bits
- B.
1020 bytes
- C.
1000 bits
- D.
1000 bytes
- 4.Which of the following uses kilobytes extensively?
- A.
Labels on hardisks
- B.
Speed of yottabyte
- C.
Calculating monthly internet traffic
- D.
Main memory
- 5.Who describes kilobytes as 1000 bytes?
- A.
The International Electronics Community
- B.
The International Electronics Commission
- C.
The International Electrotechnical Community
- D.
The International Electrotechnical Commission
- 6.65,536 bytes of memory can be represented by
- A.
66K
- B.
65K
- C.
64K
- D.
63K
- 7.1 MB in kilobytes is
- A.
1024^2
- B.
1020^2
- C.
1024^3
- D.
1020^4
- 8.IEC used what to represent 1 kilobyte
- A.
Kiibytes
- B.
Kibibytes
- C.
Kibytes
- D.
Kiibibytes
- 9.Which one doesn't use the binary interpretation (kilobytes)?
- A.
AT&T
- B.
Verizon
- C.
Vodafone
- D.
Orange
- 10.Unformatted, the Shugart SA-400 51⁄4-inch floppy disk held how much?
- A.
639K
- B.
256K
- C.
110K
- D.
128K
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