CISCO IT Essentials Revision Test

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1. How many beeps will be emitted when the OS is booting properly?

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When the OS is booting properly, only one beep will be emitted. This is a common indication that the system has successfully completed the boot process and is ready for use.

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CISCO IT Essentials Revision Test - Quiz

This Cisco IT Essentials Revision Test covers key topics such as case selection, USB device capacity, fire extinguisher types, power surges, and computer connections.

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3. What would a class C fire extinguisher used for?

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A class C fire extinguisher is used for electrical equipment. Electrical fires are caused by electrical faults or malfunctions, and they require a specific type of extinguisher that is designed to safely extinguish the fire without conducting electricity. Using a class C fire extinguisher on electrical fires helps to prevent further damage and ensures the safety of individuals attempting to extinguish the fire.

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4. What best describes a Network OS?

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A Network OS is a type of operating system that supports multiple users, runs multiple applications, is robust and redundant, and provides increased security compared to a desktop OS. This means that a Network OS can handle the demands of a network environment by allowing multiple users to access and use the system simultaneously, running various applications concurrently, ensuring reliability and availability through redundancy, and offering enhanced security features to protect the network from potential threats. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above."

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5. What is the best way to keep your laptop healthy?

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Regularly cleaning your laptop is the best way to keep it healthy. Dust, dirt, and debris can accumulate over time, causing overheating and potentially damaging the internal components. Regular cleaning helps to prevent this buildup and ensures that the laptop runs efficiently. It is important to use appropriate cleaning tools and methods to avoid causing any damage to the laptop.

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6. What is step 5 of the troubleshooting process?

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Step 5 of the troubleshooting process is to evaluate the problem and implement a solution. This step involves analyzing the gathered data, identifying the root cause of the problem, and devising a plan to fix it. It requires careful evaluation of the available information and applying problem-solving techniques to come up with an effective solution. Once the solution is determined, it can be implemented to resolve the issue at hand.

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7. When gathering information from a customer what sort of questions should be used to gather general information?

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Open-ended questions should be used to gather general information from a customer. Open-ended questions allow the customer to provide detailed and descriptive responses, providing a deeper understanding of their needs and preferences. These questions encourage the customer to share their thoughts, opinions, and experiences, enabling the gathering of comprehensive and valuable information. In contrast, close-ended questions limit the customer's response options to predefined choices, technical questions focus on specific technical details, and specific questions narrow down the scope of the information being gathered.

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8. IP Addresses can be divided into categories. What is Class B defined as?

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Class B IP addresses are defined as medium-sized networks implemented by universities. This class of IP addresses provides a larger range of available addresses compared to Class A, making it suitable for organizations that require a moderate number of network addresses. Class B addresses have a network portion of 16 bits and can support up to 65,536 hosts per network. This allocation allows universities and other medium-sized organizations to have sufficient IP addresses to accommodate their network infrastructure and users.

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9. What does a Class A Subnet mask look like?

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A Class A subnet mask is represented by the IP address 255.0.0.0. In this subnet mask, the first octet (255) is fully filled with 1s, indicating that the network portion of the IP address is 8 bits long. The remaining three octets (0.0.0) are filled with 0s, indicating that the host portion of the IP address is 24 bits long. This subnet mask allows for a large number of network addresses and a smaller number of host addresses, making it suitable for large networks.

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10. When choosing a case what must be considered?

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When choosing a case, it is important to consider several factors. The size of the case should be appropriate for the components you plan to install. Available space is crucial to ensure that all the necessary components fit comfortably inside the case. Vents are important for proper airflow and cooling. The model type and power supply should be compatible with your system requirements. Additionally, the appearance and status display of the case can be important for aesthetic purposes and monitoring system performance. Therefore, all of the above factors must be considered when choosing a case.

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11. What connection is used to connect the Floppy drive?

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The Berg connection is used to connect the Floppy drive.

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12. A single USB can support how many separate devices?

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A single USB can support up to 127 separate devices. This is because USB devices are assigned unique addresses, and the USB protocol allows for a maximum of 127 addresses. Therefore, a USB hub can connect multiple devices to a single USB port on a computer or other host device, allowing them to communicate and transfer data simultaneously.

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13. How many pins does a SATA cable have?

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A SATA cable typically has seven pins. This type of cable is commonly used to connect storage devices such as hard drives or solid-state drives to a computer's motherboard. The seven pins are responsible for transmitting data and providing power to the connected device.

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14. What is Virtual real mode?

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Virtual real mode refers to the capability of allowing a real mode application to run within a protected mode operating system. This means that a program designed to run in the older real mode can still be executed within a modern protected mode environment. This enables compatibility for applications that are not compatible with the current operating system, providing an environment that mimics an earlier OS while running within a protected mode system.

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15. USB 2.0 has a transfer rate of what?

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USB 2.0 has a transfer rate of 480Mbps. This means that it can transfer data at a speed of 480 megabits per second. This high transfer rate allows for fast and efficient data transfer between devices connected through USB 2.0 ports.

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16. In data transmission what is it called when data flows in one direction at a time?

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Half-duplex is the correct answer because it refers to a mode of data transmission where data flows in only one direction at a time. In this mode, communication can happen in both directions, but not simultaneously. This means that while one device is transmitting data, the other device can only receive it, and vice versa. It is different from simplex, where data flows in only one direction, and duplex, where data flows in both directions simultaneously. DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) is a technology used for high-speed internet access and is not related to the question.

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17. .............................. is an attack that uses "Zombies" to make tracing the origin of the attack difficult.

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A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack overwhelms a target system with a flood of traffic from multiple sources, making it difficult to trace the origin of the attack. This is because the attack is distributed across multiple "Zombies" or compromised devices, which makes it challenging to pinpoint the actual attacker.

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18. What is a Power surge?

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A power surge refers to a sudden and significant increase in voltage that surpasses the normal flow of electric current. This surge occurs for a very short duration and can cause damage to electrical devices and appliances. It is typically caused by factors such as lightning strikes, generator interference, or faults in the power grid.

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19. PC Express cards have what pin connections?

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PC Express cards have 34 - 54 pin connections. This means that the card is designed to fit into a PC Express slot that has a corresponding number of pins. The pin connections allow the card to communicate with the computer and transfer data.

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How many beeps will be emitted when the OS is booting properly?
Rtretre
What would a class C fire extinguisher used for?
What best describes a Network OS?
What is the best way to keep your laptop healthy?
What is step 5 of the troubleshooting process?
When gathering information from a customer what sort of questions...
IP Addresses can be divided into categories. What is Class B defined...
What does a Class A Subnet mask look like?
When choosing a case what must be considered?
What connection is used to connect the Floppy drive?
A single USB can support how many separate devices?
How many pins does a SATA cable have?
What is Virtual real mode?
USB 2.0 has a transfer rate of what?
In data transmission what is it called when data flows in one...
.............................. is an attack that uses "Zombies" to...
What is a Power surge?
PC Express cards have what pin connections?
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