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1. What does WWW stand for?

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The correct answer is "World Wide Web" because WWW is commonly used as an abbreviation for the World Wide Web, which is a system of interconnected documents and other resources, linked by hyperlinks and URLs. It is the network of networks that allows users to access and share information on the internet.

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2. Moving an object such as an image clockwise or counterclockwise on an angle is called:

Explanation

Moving an object such as an image clockwise or counterclockwise on an angle is referred to as rotating. This action involves changing the orientation or position of the object around a central point. Wrapping refers to the process of enclosing an object in a covering, aligning refers to arranging objects in a straight line or in a specific position, and grouping refers to combining multiple objects together as a single unit. Therefore, the most appropriate term for the given action is rotating.

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3. The domain name .gov stands for Web addresses assigned to:

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The domain name .gov is specifically assigned to websites belonging to government entities. This top-level domain is used exclusively by government agencies and organizations to distinguish their online presence. It helps users easily identify and trust the information provided on these websites, as they are directly associated with official government operations and services.

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4. When working on a computer, it is important to:

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Saving often is important when working on a computer because it helps prevent data loss in case of unexpected events such as power outages, system crashes, or accidental closure of programs. By saving frequently, users can ensure that their work is continuously backed up and can easily be recovered if any issues occur.

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5. The direction of text in a text box can be changed

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The statement is true because most text editing software and applications provide the option to change the direction of text in a text box. This feature allows users to align text vertically or horizontally, and also supports right-to-left languages. By changing the direction of text, users can customize the layout and appearance of their text boxes according to their preferences or specific language requirements.

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6. What are autoshapes?

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Autoshapes are predefined shapes such as lines, circles, boxes, or images that can be easily inserted into a publication. These shapes can be resized, rotated, or customized according to the user's preference. Autoshapes are a convenient way to add visual elements to a document or presentation, enhancing its overall appearance and clarity. They are not specifically pictures of cars or pictures from clipart, but rather versatile graphic elements that can be used in various contexts.

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7. Font effects (strikethrough, and outline, for example) can be used to draw attention to text.

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Font effects such as strikethrough and outline can indeed be used to draw attention to text. By applying these effects to certain words or phrases, they stand out visually and can help emphasize important information or convey a specific tone or meaning. This can be particularly useful in design or presentation contexts where highlighting specific text elements is desired.

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8. When saving an image from the Internet, you do not have to pay attention to copyright associated with it.

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This statement is false. When saving an image from the Internet, it is important to pay attention to copyright associated with it. Copyright laws protect the rights of the creators and owners of the images, and using them without permission or proper attribution can lead to legal issues. It is important to respect intellectual property rights and only use images that are either in the public domain or have been licensed for use.

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9. Yahoo, AltaVista, and Excite are examples of:

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Yahoo, AltaVista, and Excite are examples of search engines. Search engines are online platforms that allow users to search for information on the internet by entering keywords or phrases. These search engines use web crawlers to index web pages and provide relevant results to the users based on their search queries. Yahoo, AltaVista, and Excite were popular search engines in the early days of the internet, providing users with a way to find websites and information online.

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10. Copy creates a duplicate of a selection and saves it to the Clipboard

Explanation

The statement is explaining that the "Copy" function allows the user to duplicate a selected item or text and store it in the Clipboard. This means that the selected content can be later pasted or inserted into another location or document. Therefore, the given answer "true" is correct as it accurately describes the functionality of the "Copy" command.

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11. What do we call a collection of two or more computers that are located within a limited distance of each other and that are connected to each other directly or indirectly?

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A LAN (Local Area Network) is a collection of two or more computers that are located within a limited distance of each other and are connected to each other directly or indirectly. It is a network that is commonly used in homes, offices, or schools to share resources and information among connected devices. Unlike the Internet or World Wide Web, which are global networks, a LAN is restricted to a specific geographical area. Therefore, the correct answer is LAN (Local Area Network).

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12. What is the primary input device used to enter information and instructions into the computer?

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The primary input device used to enter information and instructions into the computer is the keyboard. The keyboard allows users to input text, numbers, and commands by pressing different keys. It is the most common and essential input device for computers, as it enables users to communicate with the computer and control its functions through typing. The mouse is also an input device, but it primarily controls the movement of the cursor on the screen and is not used for directly entering information or instructions. A scanner, on the other hand, is an output device used to convert physical documents or images into digital format, not an input device.

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13.  A word that looks underlined on a web page is usually what?

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A word that looks underlined on a web page is usually a link to another page or site. Underlined text is a common way to indicate that it is clickable and will lead to another webpage or website. This allows users to navigate through different pages or access additional information related to the underlined word. It is an essential feature of web design and helps in creating a seamless browsing experience.

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14. During what event did the Macintosh "1984" ad run?

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The Macintosh "1984" ad ran during the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is an annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL) in the United States. It is known for attracting a massive audience and being a prime advertising opportunity. The Macintosh ad, directed by Ridley Scott, aired during the third quarter of Super Bowl XVIII on January 22, 1984. It is considered one of the most iconic and influential commercials of all time, introducing the Macintosh computer to the world.

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15. Which Flash tool shows you where you have been?

Explanation

The onion skin tool is a feature in Flash that allows you to see previous frames or images as a reference while working on a new frame. It shows you where you have been by displaying a transparent overlay of the previous frames, helping you maintain consistency and fluidity in your animations. This tool is especially useful when creating complex animations or when you need to trace over existing drawings.

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16. What are the numbers made up of 0's and 1's? They are used in computers to represent information.

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Binary numbers are composed of 0's and 1's and are used in computers to represent information. Unlike decimal numbers, which use a base 10 system, binary numbers use a base 2 system. In this system, each digit represents a power of 2, allowing for efficient storage and manipulation of data in computer systems. Therefore, binary numbers are the correct answer in this context.

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17. The standard toolbar is not showing on your screen. What is the most efficient way to display it?

Explanation

To display the standard toolbar on the screen, you should go to the "View" menu, then select "Toolbar" and finally choose "Standard". This will efficiently show the standard toolbar, allowing you to access its various functions and options easily.

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18. Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Explorer are both examples of:

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Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Explorer are both examples of internet browsers. Internet browsers are software applications that allow users to access and view websites on the internet. These browsers interpret and display web pages, allowing users to navigate through different websites, access various online resources, and interact with web content. Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Explorer were popular internet browsers in the past, before other browsers such as Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox gained popularity.

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19. The Lisa computer was named after

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The Lisa computer was named after Steve Jobs' daughter. This is because Steve Jobs named the computer after his daughter, Lisa Brennan-Jobs. The name was chosen as a tribute to her and to acknowledge his paternity, as at first, Jobs denied being her father.

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20. A URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is:

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A URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is a website address that identifies the location of a specific webpage or resource on the internet. It is a string of characters that provides the necessary information for a web browser to locate and retrieve the desired webpage. URLs typically include the protocol (such as http or https), the domain name (e.g., google.com), and the specific path or resource within the website. By entering a URL into a web browser's address bar, users can access and view the corresponding webpage.

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21. What is a single binary digit, 0 or 1? It is the smallest unit of data that a computer can process.

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A bit is a single binary digit, either 0 or 1, which represents the smallest unit of data that a computer can process. It is the fundamental building block of digital information and is used to store and transmit data in computer systems.

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22. The case or outer shell of the computer is called the:

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The case or outer shell of the computer is called the computer console. This refers to the physical enclosure that houses the internal components of the computer, including the motherboard, CPU, memory, and other hardware. The computer console is designed to protect and organize these components while providing ports and connectors for peripheral devices such as monitors, keyboards, and mice. It also often includes buttons, switches, and indicators for power control and system status.

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23. Where did Steve Jobs and Woz meet?

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Steve Jobs and Woz (Steve Wozniak) met at Homestead High School in Los Altos, CA. This is where they first crossed paths and began their friendship, which eventually led to the creation of Apple Inc.

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24. Data on a computer is measured in bits. Which answer correctly shows measurements from the smallest to the largest?

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The correct answer shows measurements from the smallest to the largest. A bit is the smallest unit of data on a computer, followed by a byte, which is composed of 8 bits. A gigabyte is a larger unit of data, equivalent to 1 billion bytes. Therefore, the correct order is bit, byte, gigabyte.

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25. When creating a brochure one of the most important things to know is:

Explanation

When creating a brochure, it is crucial to know the purpose and content of the brochure. This information will guide the design and layout of the brochure, ensuring that it effectively communicates the intended message to the target audience. Understanding the purpose and content will help in determining the appropriate tone, style, and structure of the brochure, as well as the choice of images and colors. Without knowing the purpose and content, the brochure may fail to convey the desired information or engage the audience effectively.

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26. What is the name for any computer program that performs a specific task separate from the computer operating system that runs programs?

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The correct answer is "Software" because software refers to any computer program that performs a specific task separate from the computer operating system that runs programs. It is a broad term that encompasses applications, programs, and scripts that are designed to perform specific functions on a computer system. Disk, format, computer system, and operating system are not the correct answers as they do not specifically refer to computer programs that perform separate tasks from the operating system.

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27.  What is the name of the language you use to write a web page?

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HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language, which is the language used to write web pages. It is the standard markup language for creating the structure and presentation of web content. HTML uses tags to define elements such as headings, paragraphs, links, images, and more. It is a fundamental language for web development and is interpreted by web browsers to display web pages correctly. HTTP, FTP, and URL are protocols or technologies used for different purposes in web development, but they are not specifically used for writing web pages like HTML.

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28. An image that appears washed out and placed behind the text layer is known as a:

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A watermark image is an image that appears washed out and is placed behind the text layer. It is commonly used to protect the copyright of an image or to add a subtle branding element. The image is usually transparent or semi-transparent, allowing the text or other content to be easily readable while the watermark is still visible.

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29. What happend to Steve Wozniak in 1981?

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In 1981, Steve Wozniak was involved in a small plane crash, which resulted in injuries.

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30. What was new and unique about the Apple II?

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The Apple II was the first computer to come in a plastic case and include color graphics. This was a significant advancement at the time, as previous computers were typically housed in metal cases and had monochrome displays. The introduction of a plastic case made the Apple II more affordable and accessible to a wider range of users. Additionally, the inclusion of color graphics allowed for more visually appealing and immersive experiences, making the Apple II stand out from its competitors.

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31. What holiday was Apple Computer born on?

Explanation

Apple Computer was not actually born on any holiday. The answer "April Fools Day" is incorrect.

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32.  What is the URL of the Janet Young's Super Charged Educational Voyage home page?

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The correct answer is http://www.educationalvoyage.com/. This is the correct URL for Janet Young's Super Charged Educational Voyage home page.

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33. Which of the following terms is a "browser"?

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Netscape is the correct answer because it is a well-known web browser that was popular in the 1990s. It was one of the first widely used browsers that allowed users to access and navigate the World Wide Web. The other options, such as World Wide Web, launcher, and e-mail, are not browsers but rather related concepts or technologies.

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34. The space added to the margin to leave room for binding is called a gutter

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The space added to the margin to leave room for binding is called a gutter. This is true because a gutter is a term commonly used in printing and publishing to refer to the extra space added to the inner margin of a page in order to accommodate the binding process. It allows for the text or content to be easily read without being obscured by the binding.

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35. The typical page setup is called landscape which is 8 1/2" by 11" .

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The statement is false because the typical page setup is called portrait, not landscape. The typical page setup for documents is 8 1/2" by 11" in portrait orientation, where the height is greater than the width. Landscape orientation, on the other hand, has the width greater than the height.

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36. How much Apple stock did Microsoft buy in 1997?

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Microsoft bought $150,000,000 worth of Apple stock in 1997.

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37. In flash what does the tool that changes the line color look like?

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The tool that changes the line color in Flash is represented by a pencil. This is because a pencil is commonly associated with drawing and sketching, which aligns with the action of changing the color of a line in a digital drawing or animation software like Flash.

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38. How long is a keyframe?

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A keyframe is a specific point in an animation or video where important changes occur. It is used to define the starting and ending points of a transition or animation. In this context, the correct answer is "1/10 of a second" because keyframes are typically set at regular intervals to create smooth and consistent animations. This means that every 1/10 of a second, a new keyframe is set to determine the position, rotation, or other properties of an object in the animation.

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39. Who else co-founded Apple (and dropped out very early on)?

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Ron Wayne is the correct answer because he was one of the co-founders of Apple along with Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. However, Wayne dropped out very early on and sold his 10% stake in the company for $800, which would be worth billions today. Despite his early departure, Wayne played a significant role in the formation of Apple and the creation of its original partnership agreement.

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40. How much did the Apple cost in 1976?

Explanation

The correct answer is $666.66. This suggests that the cost of an Apple in 1976 was $666.66.

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41. What type of software is used for the creation of letters, papers, and other documents?

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A word processor is the correct answer for the question because it is a type of software specifically designed for creating and editing letters, papers, and other documents. Word processors provide various features such as formatting options, spell check, and the ability to insert images and tables, making them ideal for producing professional-looking documents. Unlike a spreadsheet or database software, a word processor focuses on text-based documents rather than numerical data or organizing information. Windows, on the other hand, is an operating system and not a specific type of software used for document creation.

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42. In Flash MX what is the center area called?

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The center area in Flash MX is called "the stage". This is where the user can create and manipulate objects, add animations and effects, and design the overall layout of the project. It serves as the main workspace for creating and editing multimedia content in Flash MX.

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43. What year did IBM release its first PC?

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In 1981, IBM released its first PC. This marked a significant milestone in the history of personal computing as it brought about the widespread adoption of PCs in homes and offices. The IBM PC had a major impact on the technology industry and set the standard for future computer systems. It featured an open architecture, allowing for compatibility with various software and hardware components, which contributed to its success and popularity.

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44. What was the first commercial computer program Gates and Allen wrote?

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Gates and Allen's first commercial computer program was BASIC for the Altair computer.

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45. _____ This is an initiative toproduce an open source, XML-based instant messaging platform.

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Jabber is the correct answer because it is an initiative to produce an open source, XML-based instant messaging platform.

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46. What is the area inside the computer that allows the computer to store and/or act on information coded in binary code?

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Memory is the correct answer because it refers to the area inside the computer that allows it to store and act on information coded in binary code. Memory is a crucial component of a computer system as it provides temporary storage for data and instructions that the computer needs to perform tasks. It allows the computer to access and retrieve information quickly, making it an essential part of the overall functioning of a computer.

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47. What is the URL of the search engine in question 2?

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The correct answer is http://www.webcrawler.com.

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48. Which one of the following is a search engine?

Explanation

Webcrawler is a search engine that is used to index and retrieve information from the internet. It is a web-based tool that systematically browses through web pages, following links and gathering data. Unlike Netscape and Java, which are web browsers and programming languages respectively, Webcrawler specifically focuses on searching and organizing information on the internet. Therefore, Webcrawler is the correct answer to the question.

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49. What is the basic software that a computer needs to interpret input from input devices, run programs, and read from or write to hard drives and disks?

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The correct answer is "Operating system". An operating system is the basic software that a computer needs to interpret input from input devices, run programs, and read from or write to hard drives and disks. It manages computer hardware and software resources, provides a user interface, and allows for the execution of various applications. Without an operating system, a computer would not be able to perform these essential functions.

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50. What is a set of eight binary digits (bits that are either 0 or 1) that represent a letter, number, or symbol? (01000011)

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A byte is a set of eight binary digits that can represent a letter, number, or symbol. In this case, the given binary number "01000011" represents the letter "C" in ASCII encoding. Therefore, the correct answer is byte.

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51. What illegal device did Jobs and Woz manufacture and sell?

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Jobs and Woz manufactured and sold the Blue Box, an illegal device. The Blue Box was a device used to hack into the telephone system, allowing users to make free long-distance calls. This device was considered illegal because it bypassed the necessary payment systems and caused significant financial loss to the telephone companies.

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52. What did Woz call his first computer, back in 1972?

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In 1972, Woz called his first computer "The Cream Soda Computer".

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53. Where did Jobs travel with the money he earned at Atari?

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Jobs traveled to India with the money he earned at Atari.

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54. What was the first computer program Gates and Allen ever wrote?

Explanation

Gates and Allen's first computer program was tic tac toe.

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55. When was macromedia Flash introduced?

Explanation

Macromedia Flash was introduced in 1996. This software was developed by Macromedia and it quickly became popular for creating interactive multimedia content and animations on the web. Flash allowed users to create and view dynamic and engaging content, which was a significant advancement at the time. It played a crucial role in the early days of the internet, enabling the creation of interactive websites, online games, and animated advertisements. However, Flash's popularity declined in later years due to security concerns and the rise of alternative technologies like HTML5.

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56. Which of the following is not an output device?

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A keyboard is an input device, not an output device. It is used to input data or commands into a computer system. In contrast, a monitor and speakers are both output devices. A monitor displays visual output, such as images or text, while speakers produce audio output, such as sound or music.

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57. A list of commands usually located at the top of most program windows.

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Menus are a list of commands that are typically located at the top of most program windows. They provide a way for users to access various functions and features of the program. By clicking on a menu, a drop-down list of options is displayed, allowing the user to select and execute specific commands. Menus serve as a navigational tool, organizing the available commands in a hierarchical structure for easy access and use.

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58. What is a san serif font?

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A san serif font is a typeface that does not contain serifs. Serifs are small decorative strokes or lines that are added to the ends of the main strokes of a letter. In contrast, san serif fonts have clean and simple lines without any additional embellishments. They are often used for modern and minimalist designs, as well as for digital and screen-based content, as they are considered to be more legible and easier to read on screens.

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59. When were the first computers invented?

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The correct answer is 1900-1950. During this time period, the first computers were invented. This era saw the development of several important computing devices such as the ENIAC, UNIVAC, and the Manchester Mark 1. These early computers were large, room-sized machines that were primarily used for scientific and military purposes. They laid the foundation for the modern computers and paved the way for the digital revolution that followed.

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60. What is the name of the first company Gates and Allen started?

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Traf-O-Data is the correct answer because it was the first company that Gates and Allen started together. It was founded in 1972 and its purpose was to analyze and process traffic data from counters placed on roads. Although Traf-O-Data was not a huge success, it provided valuable experience and knowledge to Gates and Allen, which later helped them in founding Microsoft.

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What does WWW stand for?
Moving an object such as an image clockwise or counterclockwise on an...
The domain name .gov stands for Web addresses assigned to:
When working on a computer, it is important to:
The direction of text in a text box can be changed
What are autoshapes?
Font effects (strikethrough, and outline, for example) can be used to...
When saving an image from the Internet, you do not have to pay...
Yahoo, AltaVista, and Excite are examples of:
Copy creates a duplicate of a selection and saves it to the Clipboard
What do we call a collection of two or more computers that are located...
What is the primary input device used to enter information and...
 A word that looks underlined on a web page is usually what?
During what event did the Macintosh "1984" ad run?
Which Flash tool shows you where you have been?
What are the numbers made up of 0's and 1's? They are used in...
The standard toolbar is not showing on your screen. What is the most...
Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Explorer are both examples of:
The Lisa computer was named after
A URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is:
What is a single binary digit, 0 or 1? It is the smallest unit of data...
The case or outer shell of the computer is called the:
Where did Steve Jobs and Woz meet?
Data on a computer is measured in bits. Which answer correctly shows...
When creating a brochure one of the most important things to know is:
What is the name for any computer program that performs a specific...
 What is the name of the language you use to write a web page?
An image that appears washed out and placed behind the text layer is...
What happend to Steve Wozniak in 1981?
What was new and unique about the Apple II?
What holiday was Apple Computer born on?
 What is the URL of the Janet Young's Super Charged Educational...
Which of the following terms is a "browser"?
The space added to the margin to leave room for binding is called a...
The typical page setup is called landscape which is 8 1/2" by 11" .
How much Apple stock did Microsoft buy in 1997?
In flash what does the tool that changes the line color look like?
How long is a keyframe?
Who else co-founded Apple (and dropped out very early on)?
How much did the Apple cost in 1976?
What type of software is used for the creation of letters, papers, and...
In Flash MX what is the center area called?
What year did IBM release its first PC?
What was the first commercial computer program Gates and Allen wrote?
_____ This is an initiative toproduce an open source, XML-based...
What is the area inside the computer that allows the computer to store...
What is the URL of the search engine in question 2?
Which one of the following is a search engine?
What is the basic software that a computer needs to interpret input...
What is a set of eight binary digits (bits that are either 0 or 1)...
What illegal device did Jobs and Woz manufacture and sell?
What did Woz call his first computer, back in 1972?
Where did Jobs travel with the money he earned at Atari?
What was the first computer program Gates and Allen ever wrote?
When was macromedia Flash introduced?
Which of the following is not an output device?
A list of commands usually located at the top of most program windows.
What is a san serif font?
When were the first computers invented?
What is the name of the first company Gates and Allen started?
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