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1. What is the purpose of a BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) in a computer
system?
A. To manage and control hardware components.
B. To provide internet connectivity
C. To install and update software applications.
D. To store user files and documents
2. Which of the following is a typical step when installing an operating
system?
A. Formatting the hard drive
B. Configuring network settings
C. Creating user accounts
D. A,B,C
3. What is the purpose of a device driver?
A. To connect the computer to the internet
B. To provide additional storage space
C. To enable communication between hardware devices and the operating
system
D. To scan and remove viruses from the computer.
4. Which of the following is an example of a graphical user interface (GUI)
operating system?
A. Windows
B. Linux
C. macOS
D. A,B,C
5. What is the purpose of partitioning a hard drive during the installation
process?
A. To create multiple virtual machines on a single physical machine
B. To allocate separate spaces for the operating system and user data
C. To connect the hard drive to the motherboard
D. To install additional hardware components in the computer
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6. What is the purpose of a MAC address in a computer network?
A. To identify the computer's IP address
B. To establish a connection to the internet
C. To uniquely identify network interface cards (NICs) on a device
D. To encrypt network traffic for secure communication
7. Which of the following is an example of a wired network connection
technology?
A. Bluetooth
B. Wi-Fi
C. Ethernet
D. NFC (Near Field Communication)
8. What is the purpose of an IP address?
A. To identify a specific website on the internet
B. To locate the physical location of a computer
C. To assign a unique identifier to a device on a network
D. To encrypt data transmitted over a network.
9. Suppose you have just installed a new graphics card on your computer.
Arrange the given steps in installing an appropriate device from first to the
last.
1. Restarting the computer to ensure the driver is properly installed and
functioning.
2. Downloading the appropriate driver from the manufacturer's website.
3. Following the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
4. Running the driver installation file.
A. 1,2,3,4
B. 4,3,2,1
C. 3,1,2,4
D. 2,4,3,1
10.During the installation process, how would you partition a hard drive?
A. Creating multiple virtual machines on a single physical machine
B. Allocating separate spaces for the operating system and user data
C. Connecting the hard drive to the motherboard
D. Installing additional hardware components in the computer
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11.Based on the given scenario, analyze the most appropriate tool for the task:
You need to terminate network cables with RJ-45 connectors.
A. Crimping tool
B. Screwdriver
C. Wire stripper
D. Multimeter
12.Analyze the difference between a LAN and a WAN in computer networking.
A. A LAN is a network that covers a larger geographic area compared to a
WAN.
B. A WAN is a network that is limited to a single location, while a LAN
covers multiple locations.
C. A LAN is a local network within a small area, like an office or a home,
while a WAN spans a larger area, like a city or multiple cities.
D. A WAN is a wired network, while a LAN is a wireless network.
13.Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using high-quality tools and
equipment for installation work in terms of performance and durability.
Choose the best answer from the options provided.
A. High-quality tools and equipment offer better performance and
durability but come at a higher cost.
B. High-quality tools and equipment offer better performance and
durability and are more cost-effective in the long run.
C. High-quality tools and equipment offer lower performance and
durability but come at a lower cost.
D. High-quality tools and equipment offer lower performance and
durability and are less cost-effective in the long run.
14.Which network topology connects all devices in a linear fashion?
A. Bus
B. Ring
C. Star
D. Mesh
15.What is a computer network?
A. A group of computers connected to share resources and information.
B. A device used to connect to the internet.
C. A software application for managing network connections.
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D. A computer program that enhances network security
16.What is an IP address?
A. A unique identifier for a device on a network
B. A type of network cable used for high-speed connections.
C. The physical address of a network adapter
D. The name of a website on the internet
17.What does the term "LAN" stand for in the context of computer networks?
A. Local Area Network
B. Long Area Network
C. Link Area Network
D. Local Access Network
18.What is the purpose of a router in a computer network?
A. To connect multiple networks and forward data between them
B. To provide wireless network connectivity
C. To connect devices within a local area network (LAN)
D. To control network access and enforce security policies.
19.What are the two primary types of computer networks?
A. LAN and WAN
B. USB and HDMI
C. CPU and RAM
D. Windows and macOS
20.Which device connects multiple computers in a network and forwards data
packets between them?
A. Router
B. Switch
C. Modem
D. Server
21.Which protocol is used to transfer files over the internet?
A. SMTP
B. POP3
C. FTP
D. HTTP
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22.How does a switch differ from a hub in a computer network?
A. A switch connects devices together, while a hub manages network
traffic.
B. A switch broadcasts data to all connected devices, while a hub directs
data to specific devices.
C. A switch operates at the data link layer, while a hub operates at the
physical layer.
D. A switch has more ports than a hub.
23.Explain the difference between LAN (Local Area Network) and WAN (Wide
Area Network) in terms of their geographical coverage and usage.
A. LAN covers a larger geographical area and is used for internet
connections, while WAN covers a smaller area and is used for local
network sharing.
B. LAN covers a smaller geographical area and is used for local network
sharing, while WAN covers a larger area and is used for internet
connections.
C. LAN and WAN have the same geographical coverage, but LAN is used
for internet connections and WAN is used for local network sharing.
D. LAN and WAN have the same geographical coverage and are used
interchangeably.
24.Based on the given scenario, choose the most appropriate wireless
encryption protocol: You are configuring the wireless settings for a small
office network that requires a high level of security.
A. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
B. WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access)
C. WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access 2)
D. WPA3 (Wi-Fi Protected Access 3)
25.Based on the given scenario, choose the most appropriate network material
for the task: You need to connect multiple computers in a local area
network (LAN) within the same building.
A. Ethernet cables
B. Fiber optic cables
C. Wireless access points
D. Network switches
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26.Formulate a cable routing plan for small business networks with three
Workstations by completing the missing plan. Choose the best answer
from the given options.
1. Assess the Physical Space
2. Determine Cable Types
3. _______________________________
4. Cable Routing Guidelines
5. Workstation Connections
6. Server Room Setup
7. Test and Verify Connections
8. Document the Cable Routing Plan
A. Choose necessary devices.
B. Decide the type of network topology.
C. Plan the Main Cable Route
D. Map out network connections.
27.What is a server in the context of computer networks?
A. A computer that provides resources and services to other computers on
the network
B. A computer used for gaming and entertainment purposes.
C. A software application for managing network connections.
D. A device that connects computers to the internet
28.What is the purpose of a server operating system?
A. To manage and control hardware components of the server.
B. To provide internet connectivity to the server
C. To provide multiple services to client machines within the network
D. To store user files and documents on the server
29.What is the purpose of installing modules/add-ons on a Network
Operating System (NOS)?
A. To enhance the security of the network
B. To increase the speed of data transmission
C. To provide additional functionality or features
D. To troubleshoot network connectivity issues
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30.What is an example of a module/add-on that can be installed on a NOS?
A. Web browser
B. Graphics editing software.
C. Antivirus program
D. Video game
31.What are modules/add-ons in the context of a Network Operating System
(NOS)?
A. Hardware components required for NOS installation.
B. Software applications that enhance NOS functionality
C. Networking protocols used for NOS communication.
D. Operating system patches and updates
32.Why is it important to install and update modules/add-ons on a NOS
installation?
A. To enhance system performance and stability
B. To ensure hardware compatibility with the NOS
C. To customize the NOS interface and appearance
D. To create backups of the NOS configuration files
33.Why is it important to create user folders in a Network Operating System
(NOS)?
A. To manage user access permissions and security
B. To store system logs and error reports
C. To separate different NOS modules and add-ons
D. To create backups of the NOS configuration files
34.With the given scenario, choose the most appropriate server type: You are
setting up a network for a small business with 20 employees. They need a
server to store files, manage user accounts, and provide centralized data
backup.
A. File server
B. Domain controller
C. Web server
D. Database server
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35.Choose the most appropriate user folder structure from the given scenario:
You are setting up a NOS for a small company with multiple departments
(e.g., HR, Sales, IT). Each department requires separate folders to store
their respective files.
A. Flat folder structure without any subfolders
B. A single folder for all departments with subfolders for each department
C. Individual folders for each department with subfolders for specific file
categories
D. A single folder for all departments without any subfolders
36.Analyze the role of a domain controller in a Windows server environment?
A. To manage network traffic between different networks
B. To provide internet connectivity to the server
C. To authenticate users and control access to network resources
D. To secure network connections on the server
37.Differentiate RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) from NOS
(Network Operating System)
A. RAID refers to a technology that combines multiple physical hard drives
into a single logical unit to improve data reliability, performance, or
both while NOS, or Network Operating System, is a specialized
operating system designed to manage and coordinate network
resources and services.
B. The primary purpose of RAID is to enhance data storage and protection
while the purpose of a Network Operating System is to enable the
efficient management and utilization of network resources.
C. RAID operates at the hardware level, typically managed by a RAID
controller while NOS is an operating system designed specifically for
network environments.
D. A,B,C
38.Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using physical servers and
virtual servers in terms of scalability, maintenance, and cost. Choose the
best answer from the options provided.
A. Physical servers offer better scalability and lower maintenance costs
compared to virtual servers.
B. Virtual servers offer better scalability and lower maintenance costs
compared to physical servers.
C. Physical servers offer better scalability and higher maintenance costs
compared to virtual servers.
D. Virtual servers offer better scalability and higher maintenance costs
compared to physical servers.
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39.What is the purpose of computer maintenance?
A. To increase the speed of computer operations
B. To prevent hardware and software issues and ensure optimal
performance.
C. To install and update software applications.
D. To enhance network security
40.What does the term "RAM" stand for in the context of computer systems?
A. Random Access Memory
B. Read-Only Memory
C. Real-Time Application Memory
D. Remote Access Module
41.Which of the following components is responsible for managing the flow of
data between the CPU, memory, and peripherals?
A. Motherboard
B. Power supply
C. Hard drive
D. Graphics card
42.Which of the following tasks falls under the category of maintaining
computer systems and networks?
A. Troubleshooting hardware issues
B. Designing network architecture
C. Developing software applications
D. Creating user documentation
43.What is the primary goal of computer system maintenance?
A. Enhancing network security
B. Maximizing system performance
C. Installing new software updates
D. Expanding storage capacity
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44.When it comes to repairing computer systems, which of the following
actions is typically performed first?
A. Reinstalling the operating system
B. Running a virus scan
C. Backing up important data
D. Replacing faulty hardware components
45.Which of the following is an example of preventive maintenance for
computer systems?
A. Regularly cleaning the computer hardware
B. Replacing the network router
C. Upgrading the graphics card
D. Installing new software applications
46.With the given scenario, choose the most appropriate troubleshooting step:
A computer system is not turning on when the power button is pressed.
A. Check the power cable connections.
B. Reinstall the operating system.
C. Replace the monitor.
D. Upgrade the CPU.
47.You receive a report that a computer is frequently crashing and displaying
the "blue screen of death" error. Which of the following troubleshooting
steps would you perform first?
A. Update the operating system.
B. Check for overheating issues.
C. Scan for malware and viruses
D. Test the hardware components.
48.A user reports that their computer is slow and takes a long time to start
up. Which of the following could be the possible causes for this issue?
A. Insufficient RAM
B. Outdated software
C. Hard drive failure
D. A,B,C
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49.When troubleshooting a computer that fails to boot, which of the following
should be checked first?
A. Monitor cable connection.
B. Keyboard functionality.
C. Network settings.
D. Power supply unit.
50.You have been assigned to set up a secure wireless network for a small
office. Formulate the steps you would take to ensure network security.
1. enabling WPA2 encryption
2. configuring a strong Wi-Fi password
3. disabling SSID broadcasting
4. enabling MAC address filtering.
A. 3&4
B. 1,2,3,4
C. 4,3,2,1
D. 1&2
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