Tcubillos - Ninth Grade ICT Semester Test
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Backing storage is usually non-volatile, so it is generally used to store information
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In RAM
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For a long time
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While there is electricity
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In several computers
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PRINT VIRTUAL REPORT BEFORE CLOSING WEBPAGE ACCORDING TO THE TEACHER INSTRUCTIONS AND SEND IT BY EMAIL
GOALS WILL BE EVALUATED IN THIS TEST ARE
GOAL 1. FIRST BIMESTER. Describe common backing storage media, capacity, speed and their typical uses
GOAL 2. SECOND BIMESTER. Understand and describe how use ICT tools appropriately and how has influenced all aspects of human life
GOAL 2. FIRST BIMESTER. See moreCreate, control and output information from a presentation
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USB memory and flash card are
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Magnetic storage devices
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Optical storage devices
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Solid state storage devices
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Not storage devices
Correct Answer
A. Solid state storage devicesExplanation
USB memory and flash cards are considered solid state storage devices because they do not have any moving parts and use solid state electronic memory to store data. They rely on flash memory technology, which is a type of non-volatile memory that retains data even when power is turned off. This makes them more durable, faster, and more reliable compared to magnetic or optical storage devices.Rate this question:
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The most suitable storage device to store high quality videos or films is
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Floppy disk
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DVD
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CD
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Flash card
Correct Answer
A. DVDExplanation
DVD is the most suitable storage device to store high quality videos or films because it has a larger storage capacity compared to floppy disks, CDs, and flash cards. DVDs can typically hold up to 4.7GB or more of data, which is sufficient for storing high quality videos. Floppy disks have very limited storage capacity and cannot accommodate large video files. CDs have a larger storage capacity than floppy disks but still fall short compared to DVDs. Flash cards, although they have larger storage capacities, are not as commonly used for storing videos or films as DVDs.Rate this question:
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Choose the magnetic storage device
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CD-ROM
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Hard disk
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Blu-ray
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Pen drive
Correct Answer
A. Hard diskExplanation
A hard disk is the correct answer because it is a magnetic storage device. It uses magnetic fields to store and retrieve data, making it a suitable choice for this question. CD-ROM, Blu-ray, and pen drive are not magnetic storage devices, as they use different technologies such as optical or flash memory.Rate this question:
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SIM stands for
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Submitted Information Module
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Segment In Memory
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Secondary Identified Memory
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Subscriber Identity Module
Correct Answer
A. Subscriber Identity ModuleExplanation
SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Module. A Subscriber Identity Module is a small card that is inserted into a mobile device to identify and authenticate the user on a cellular network. It contains a unique identification number and stores the user's personal information, such as contacts and messages. The SIM card allows the user to make calls, send messages, and access mobile data services.Rate this question:
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DVD stands for
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Disk Video Drive
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Digital Versatile Disk
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Digital Video Drive
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Digital Versatile DiskExplanation
The correct answer is "Digital Versatile Disk". DVD stands for Digital Versatile Disk, which is a type of optical storage medium used for storing and playing back high-quality video and audio content. It is a widely used format for movies, TV shows, and other forms of digital media due to its large storage capacity and compatibility with various devices.Rate this question:
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Data store capacity is measured in
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Inches
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Bytes
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Bits per second
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Centimeters
Correct Answer
A. BytesExplanation
Data store capacity is typically measured in bytes. Bytes are the basic unit of measurement for digital information storage and are used to quantify the amount of data that can be stored in a device or system. Other units such as kilobytes, megabytes, and gigabytes are also commonly used to represent larger amounts of data.Rate this question:
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A thousand million bytes is called a
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Kilobyte
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Gigabyte
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Terabyte
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Petabyte
Correct Answer
A. GigabyteExplanation
A thousand million bytes is called a gigabyte. This unit of measurement is commonly used to represent large amounts of data storage. It is equivalent to 1 billion bytes or 1024 megabytes.Rate this question:
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One MegaByte is the same than
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1000 KiloBytes
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0,001 KiloBytes
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1000000 KiloBytes
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0,000001 KiloBytes
Correct Answer
A. 1000 KiloBytesExplanation
One Megabyte is equal to 1000 Kilobytes. This is because the metric system uses a base of 10, so when converting from one unit to another, you multiply or divide by 10. In this case, since there are 1000 Kilobytes in a Megabyte, the correct answer is 1000 Kilobytes.Rate this question:
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The fastest device in access speed is
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CD
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USB memory
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Hard Disk
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Floppy Disk
Correct Answer
A. Hard DiskExplanation
The hard disk is the fastest device in terms of access speed compared to the other options listed. This is because hard disks use magnetic storage to store and retrieve data, allowing for faster read and write speeds. CD, USB memory, and floppy disks have slower access speeds due to their different storage mechanisms, such as optical or flash memory.Rate this question:
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Pharming is more efficient than phising because
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Attacks several users at the same time
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Steals more money
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Uses more intelligent criminals
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Has more storage capacity
Correct Answer
A. Attacks several users at the same timeExplanation
Pharming is more efficient than phishing because it attacks several users at the same time. By redirecting multiple users to a fake website, pharming can collect sensitive information from a larger number of victims simultaneously. This allows the attackers to maximize their efforts and increase their chances of success. In contrast, phishing typically relies on sending individualized fraudulent emails or messages, which may not reach as many users or have the same level of impact.Rate this question:
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Web 2.0 WebPages allow users to
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Share information
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Collaborate on content
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Create their own content
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
Web 2.0 WebPages allow users to share information, collaborate on content, and create their own content. This means that users have the ability to not only consume information but also actively participate in the creation and sharing of content. Web 2.0 platforms enable a more interactive and user-driven experience, empowering individuals to contribute and engage with others in various ways. Therefore, the correct answer is "all of the above" as it encompasses all the mentioned capabilities of Web 2.0 WebPages.Rate this question:
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Phishing
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Uses e-mail as a tool to attack users
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Can be prevented deleting all e-mail messages
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Is a virus
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Can be prevented using a strong password
Correct Answer
A. Uses e-mail as a tool to attack usersExplanation
Phishing is a type of cyber attack that uses email as a tool to deceive and manipulate users into revealing sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or personal data. The attacker typically poses as a trustworthy entity and tricks the user into clicking on a malicious link or providing confidential information. Deleting all email messages will not prevent phishing attacks as they can still be received in the future. Using a strong password can help protect against some types of attacks, but it does not specifically prevent phishing. Therefore, the correct answer is that phishing uses email as a tool to attack users.Rate this question:
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Spam is
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The use of e-mail to send messages only to friends
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The use of e-mail to send unsolicited messages
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The use of e-mail to hack other users
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A virus
Correct Answer
A. The use of e-mail to send unsolicited messagesExplanation
Spam refers to the use of email to send unsolicited messages. These messages are typically sent in bulk to a large number of recipients without their consent. Spam is often used for advertising purposes or to spread malware. It is considered a nuisance and can clog up email inboxes, causing inconvenience to users.Rate this question:
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A website that allows users to work together to create the content is known as
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Media uploading sites
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Social network
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Wiki
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. WikiExplanation
A website that allows users to work together to create content is known as a wiki. This type of platform enables multiple users to collaborate and contribute to the creation and editing of articles or pages. Unlike social networks, where the focus is on connecting with others and sharing personal information, wikis are specifically designed for collaborative content creation. Media uploading sites, on the other hand, primarily focus on allowing users to upload and share media files such as photos or videos. Therefore, the correct answer is wiki.Rate this question:
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Master slide is used to
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Design your own presentation style
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Make presentations faster
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Insert pictures easier
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Change slide background
Correct Answer
A. Design your own presentation styleExplanation
The master slide feature in presentation software allows users to create a consistent and customized design for their entire presentation. It allows them to set the layout, fonts, colors, and other visual elements that will be applied to all slides in the presentation. This helps in maintaining a cohesive and professional look throughout the presentation.Rate this question:
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Notes are used in a presentation for
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Being displayed in the presentation
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Remembering ideas before playing presentation
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Adding pictures
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Doing nothing
Correct Answer
A. Remembering ideas before playing presentationExplanation
Notes are used in a presentation for remembering ideas before playing the presentation. These notes are typically used by the presenter to jot down key points, reminders, or additional information that they want to remember or refer to while giving the presentation. By having these notes, the presenter can ensure that they cover all the important points and stay on track during the presentation.Rate this question:
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- 18.
Transition effect is
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The same than animation one
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The movement between slides
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The movement of slide elements
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Not a PowerPoint element
Correct Answer
A. The movement between slidesExplanation
The transition effect refers to the movement between slides in a presentation. It is the visual effect that occurs when moving from one slide to another. This effect can include various animations, such as fading, sliding, or zooming, to create a smooth and visually appealing transition between slides.Rate this question:
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If you want to see footer and slide number in a presentation you must
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Open normal view
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Activate them and type footer
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Do nothing
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Insert a text box
Correct Answer
A. Activate them and type footerExplanation
To see the footer and slide number in a presentation, you need to activate them and then type in the desired footer text. This means that you have to enable the display of the footer and slide number, and then manually enter the text that you want to appear in the footer section. Simply opening the normal view or doing nothing will not show the footer and slide number, and inserting a text box is not necessary in this case.Rate this question:
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When you insert a chart in Power Point
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You have to open excel to type data
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Data table is opened automatically
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You don’t need to type data
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Bar is the only chart type
Correct Answer
A. Data table is opened automaticallyExplanation
When you insert a chart in PowerPoint, a data table is opened automatically. This allows you to easily input and edit the data that will be used to create the chart. The data table provides a clear and organized way to input the necessary information for the chart without having to switch to Excel or any other external program. This feature saves time and ensures that the data is accurately represented in the chart.Rate this question:
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