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CHAPTER 1: COMPUTER CURRENTS AND INTERNET WAVES Multiple Choice: 1. The early machine that could be programmed with punched cards to carry out repetitive calculations was known as a(n): A. An aly ti cal Engine. B. Di erence E ngine. !. !"#. D. El ec tr on Engi ne. Anse!: A Re"e!ence: !omputing Beore !omputers Di""icult#: $oderate $. All computers take in inormation which% in computer terminology% is known as: A. input. B. so tcop y . !. pro cess ing. D. !"# data. Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: Easy %. utput is: A. ino rmati on that comp uters take in. B. not avail able thro ugh most co mput er systems. !. ino rmati on that comp uters give out. D. the so urce in orma tion t hat ent ers a computer sy stem. Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: Easy !opyright *++, "rentice'-all. All rights reserved.

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CHAPTER 1:

COMPUTER CURRENTS AND INTERNET WAVES

Multiple Choice:

1. The early machine that could be programmed with punched cards to carry out repetitive calculations was

known as a(n):

A. Analytical Engine.

B. Dierence Engine.

!. !"#.

D. Electron Engine.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: !omputing Beore !omputers Di""icult#: $oderate

$. All computers take in inormation which% in computer terminology% is known as:

A. input.

B. sotcopy.

!. processing.

D. !"# data.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: Easy

%. utput is:

A. inormation that computers take in.

B. not available through most computer systems.

!. inormation that computers give out.

D. the source inormation that enters a computer system.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: Easy

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

&. $odern computers are general'purpose tools% not speciali0ed devices. 111111111111 are primarily

responsible or this diversity.

A. -ardware devices

B. 2otware programs

!. &nput devices

D. !hanges in hardware eatures

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: $oderate

'. /hat controls the process o what happens to the input that enters the computer until it becomes output3

A. Data

B. The peripheral devices

!. -ardware

D. 2otware

Anse!: D Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: $oderate

(. The physical components o the computer are known as:

A. sotware.

B. keyboard.

!. hardware.

D. data.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: Easy

). Two computer terms that are synonymous and used interchangeably are:

A. hardware and irmware.

B. data and output.

!. keyboard and mouse.

D. sotware and programs.

Anse!: D Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: $oderate

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

*. The real power% le4ibility% and unctionality o a computer is in the:

A. sotware.

B. !"#.

!. hardware.

D. data.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: $oderate

+. /hen a user writes a term paper on a computer% a(n) 111111111111 is controlling what the hardware does.

A. irmware program

B. sotware program

!. hardware device

D. input device

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: $oderate

1,. The irst computers were designed to:

A. perorm repetitive calculations and tasks.

B. compose music.

!. use punch cards.

D. assist the #.2. government with deense.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The 5irst 6eal !omputers Di""icult#: !hallenging

11. The irst general'purpose commercial computer was known as the:

A. #7&8A! &.

B. E7&A!.

!. Dierence Engine.

D. Analytical Engine.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The 5irst 6eal !omputers Di""icult#: !hallenging

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

1$. &n the late ;+s and <+s% what invention helped computers become more widely used by businesses% as

well as in science and engineering3

A. Transistors

B. 8acuum tubes

!. !"#=s

D. 6A$

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: Evolution and Acceleration Di""icult#: !hallenging

1%. /hat invention% developed in ;>% replaced vacuum tubes3

A. 2ilicon waers

B. Transistors

!. The !"#

D. 6A$

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: Evolution and Acceleration Di""icult#: !hallenging

1&. Due to a need or smaller and more powerul computers% the 11111111111 was invented and replaced the

transistor'based computers by the mid',+s.

A. keyboard

B. 6A$ chip

!. vacuum tube

D. integrated circuit

Anse!: D Re"e!ence: Evolution and Acceleration Di""icult#: !hallenging

1'. The name o the rule or law that predicted the power o silicon chips (the !"#) would double about every

> months is:

A. the !"# doubling rule.

B. $oore=s ?aw.

!. the &ntel ?aw.

D. 2mith=s ?aw.

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: Evolution and Acceleration Di""icult#: !hallenging

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

1(. The invention o the 11111111111 has had the greatest impact on computers.

A. !"#

B. 6A$ chip

!. microprocessor 

D. monitor 

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: The $icrocomputer 6evolution Di""icult#: $oderate

1).  111111111111 developed the microprocessor.

A. &ntel

B. &B$

!. $icrosot

D. Apple

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The $icrocomputer 6evolution Di""icult#: $oderate

1*. The 2ilicon 8alley% where numerous microprocessor manuacturing companies are located% is in:

A. regon.

B. !aliornia.

!. Te4as.

D. /ashington.

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: The $icrocomputer 6evolution Di""icult#: Easy

1+. "! stands or:

A. personal comprehension.

B. personal computing.

!. personal computer.

D. personal calculations.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: The $icrocomputer 6evolution Di""icult#: Easy

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

$,. !omputers that once occupied ull rooms% but are now appro4imately the si0e o a rerigerator% are used by

large organi0ations and known as:

A. terminals.

B. personal computers.

!. mainrame computers.

D. supercomputers.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: $ainrames and 2upercomputers Di""icult#: $oderate

$1. The communication process between a mainrame and several users simultaneously is known as:

A. timesharing.

B. networking.

!. serving.

D. processing.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: $ainrames and 2upercomputers Di""icult#: $oderate

$$. A keyboard and screen that has little% i any% local processing power is known as a:

A. supercomputer.

B. mainrame computer.

!. timesharing device.

D. terminal.

Anse!: D Re"e!ence: $ainrames and 2upercomputers Di""icult#: $oderate

$%. 2upercomputers:

A. are smaller in si0e and processing capability than mainrame computers.

B. are common in the ma@ority o #.2. households.

!. contain thousands o microprocessors.

D. are rarely used by researchers due to their lack o computing capacity.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: $ainrames and 2upercomputers Di""icult#: $oderate

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

$&. /hat is a computer that provides sotware and other resources to computers over a network3

A. 2erver  

B. /orkstation

!. $ainrame

D. 2upercomputer 

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: 2ervers% /orkstations% and "!s Di""icult#: $oderate

$'. /hen a user has access to a high'end desktop computer with a large amount o processing power% he or she

is using a:

A. server.

B. workstation.

!. supercomputer.

D. terminal.

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: 2ervers% /orkstations% and "!s Di""icult#: $oderate

$(. /hen multiple users sharing data and hardware resources need access to one application% a 111111111111 

is necessary.

A. mainrame

B. server  

!. supercomputer 

D. workstation

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: 2ervers% /orkstations% and "!s Di""icult#: Easy

$). E4tra'light% ultramobile notebook computers are sometimes known as:

A. workstations.

B. notebooks.

!. subnotebooks.

D. laptops.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: "ortable !omputers Di""icult#: $oderate

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

$*. &n regard to a notebook computer% a docking station allows a user to:

A. connect three or more notebook together into a network.

B. hook up the notebook computer to optical drives such as a !D or D8D that are never included on

notebook computers.

!. lock the notebook into a secure location because o the high risk o thet o notebook computers.

D. connect the notebook to other e4ternal devices.

Anse!: D Re"e!ence: "ortable !omputers Di""icult#: $oderate

$+. A computer small enough to it into a shirt pocket or purse is a:

A. notebook.

B. subnotebook.

!. handheld computer.

D. mainrame.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: "ortable !omputers Di""icult#: Easy

%,. "robably the astest growing segment o the "! market is the area o:

A. supercomputers.

B. workstations.

!. portable computers.

D. $acintoshes by Apple.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: "ortable !omputers Di""icult#: $oderate

%1. A negative aspect o portable computers is:

A. the low price% thus low uality.

B. the relatively high price and upgrade diiculties.

!. their non'portability since they all weigh at least + pounds.

D. the unlikelihood that the same high uality sotware can be loaded on a portable.

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: "ortable !omputers Di""icult#: $oderate

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

%$. A handheld computer known as a "DA stands or:

A. personal digital assistant.

B. personali0ed digital assistance.

!. planned digital associate.

D. practical digiti0ed associate.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: "ortable !omputer  Di""icult#: !hallenging

%%. 2pecial'purpose computers use silicon chips that have the program etched into them. This hybrid o 

hardware and sotware is called:

A. networked.

B. irmware.

!. speciali0ed sotware.

D. embedded.

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: Embedded !omputers and 2pecial'"urpose !omputers Di""icult#: Easy

%&. A ?A7 shares all o the ollowing EC!E"T:

A. resources such as storage.

B. processing power.

!. resources such as printers.

D. resources such as monitors.

Anse!: D Re"e!ence: The Emergence o 7etworks Di""icult#: $oderate

%'. The primary dierence between a ?A7 and a /A7 is the:

A. distance that the network spans.

B. si0e o the servers.

!. dierence in the variety and number o output devices.

D. power o the terminals.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The Emergence o 7etworks Di""icult#: !hallenging

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

%(. /hat is the name o the e4perimental network developed by the #.2. government that eventually became

the &nternet3

A. A6"A'&7TE67ET

B. A6"A wide'area network 

!. /orld /ide /eb

D. A6"A7ET

Anse!: D Re"e!ence: The Emergence o 7etworks Di""icult#: !hallenging

%). -ow are the /orld /ide /eb (///) and the &nternet dierent3

A. They aren=t dierent they are two dierent names or the same thing.

B. The &nternet is te4t only the /// incorporates multimedia.

!. The &nternet is primarily used by businesses the /// can be used by home users.

D. The /// is aster than the more archaic &nternet.

Anse!: B Re"e!ence: The &nternet E4plosion Di""icult#: !hallenging

%*. /hich country leads the world in &nternet access3

A. #.2.

B. Europe (as a whole)

!. apan

D. !hina

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The &nternet E4plosion Di""icult#: $oderate

%+. "rivate networks that are accessed rom users within an organi0ation and have characteristics similar to the

&nternet are known as:

A. intranets.

B. wide area networks.

!. &nternets with rights.

D. workstations.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: The &nternet E4plosion Di""icult#: $oderate

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

&&. Applications that are designed to do calculations% such as the e4penses o a student or sales o a business%

are known as:

A. databases.

B. ta4 sotware.

!. spreadsheets.

D. word processors.

Anse!: ! Re"e!ence: Applications: !omputers in Action Di""icult#: Easy

&'. Tasks that have traditionally been perormed by people but are now duplicated in an application are part o 

the sotware that is known as:

A. artiicial intelligence.

B. networking.

!. artiicial knowledge sotware.

D. networking knowledgeable sotware.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: Applications: !omputers in Action Di""icult#: $oderate

&(. /hen a student posts a clip rom a recent movie on her /eb site% the ethical issue o 111111111111 is at

issue.

A. protecting intellectual property

B. protecting privacy

!. using private university property or personal gain

D. All o these answers are ethical issues related to this action.

Anse!: A Re"e!ence: &mplications: 2ocial and Ethical &ssues Di""icult#: $oderate

&). The uture could bring the emergence o 111111111111% computer chips embedded within human bodies.

A. bio'electronic imaging

B. human'scanning technology

!. digital'assistance human'e4istence technology

D. biodigital technology

Anse!: D Re"e!ence: &mplications: 2ocial and Ethical &ssues Di""icult#: !hallenging

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

-ill in the l/n0:

&*. &n computer language% inormation that is taken into the computer is known as 111111111111.

Anse!: input Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: Easy

&+. The 111111111111 is really what controls the processing and activities o a computer.

Anse!: sotware Re"e!ence: The &normation'"rocessing $achine Di""icult#: $oderate

',.  111111111111 is the prediction by a chairman o &ntel in the ,+=s that !"# power would double

appro4imately every > months.

Anse!: $oore=s ?aw Re"e!ence: Evolution and Acceleration Di""icult#: !hallenging

'1. Thomas /atson 2r. ounded the 11111111111% which had a huge eect on the advancement o computers.

Anse!: microprocessor  Re"e!ence: The $icrocomputer 6evolution Di""icult#: !hallenging

'$. A bank teller or a travel agent most likely will use a(n) 111111111111% which is a combination o keyboardand monitor with little% i any% local power.

Anse!: terminal Re"e!ence: $ainrames and 2upercomputers Di""icult#: $oderate

'%.  111111111111 are the most powerul o all computers.

Anse!: 2upercomputers Re"e!ence: $ainrames and 2upercomputers Di""icult#: Easy

'&. A networked computer that contains sotware and data or other computers is a(n) 111111111111.

Anse!: server  Re"e!ence: 2ervers% /orkstations% and "!s Di""icult#: !hallenging

''. The &B$ "ersonal !omputer came out in the year 11111111111.

Anse!: > Re"e!ence: 2ervers% /orkstations% and "!s Di""icult#: !hallenging

'(. A light'weight% lat'screen% battery'powered computer carried in a briecase is known as a(n) 11111111111.

Anse!: portable computer or 2ubnotebook Re"e!ence: "ortable !omputers Di""icult#: $oderate

'). -andheld computers are reerred to as 111111111111.

Anse!: personal digital assistants or "DAs Re"e!ence: "ortable !omputers Di""icult#: $oderate

'*. ver +F o the world=s microprocessors are ound in 111111111111 computers.

Anse!: embedded Re"e!ence: Embedded !omputers and 2pecial'"urpose !omputers

Di""icult#: $oderate

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

'+. /A7 stands or 11111111111.

Anse!: wide area network  Re"e!ence: The Emergence o 7etworks Di""icult#: !hallenging

(,. A(n) 111111111111 is a device that translates computer data into signals that can be read through

telephone lines.

Anse!: modem Re"e!ence: The Emergence o 7etworks Di""icult#: $oderate

(1. The global collection o networks is known as the 111111111111.

Anse!: &nternet Re"e!ence: The Emergence o 7etworks Di""icult#: Easy

($. &n the early +s% the &nternet transormed into a multimedia environment known as the 111111111111.

Anse!: /orld /ide /eb Re"e!ence: The &nternet E4plosion Di""icult#: Easy

(%. A(n) 111111111111 is a program that allows access to the ///.

 Anse!: /eb browser  Re"e!ence: The &nternet E4plosion Di""icult#: $oderate

(&. A(n) 111111111111 is a private network inside an organi0ation that unctions much like the &nternet.

Anse!: intranet Re"e!ence: The &nternet E4plosion Di""icult#: !hallenging

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!hapter : !omputer !urrents and &nternet /aves

M/tchin:

('. $atch the ollowing terms to their meanings:

&. &ntranet A. a private intra'organi0ational network  

&&. &nternet B. the way that millions o /eb pages are tied together

&&&. A6"A7ET !. the graphical portion o the &nternet

&8. /orld /ide /eb D. program to cruise the ///

8. modem E. linking computers together to share data and devices

8&. ?A7 5. a hardware device that translates computer data into signals that can

 be read over standard telephone lines

8&&. /eb browser G. the predecessor o the &nternet

8&&&. hyperte4t link -. global collection o networks

Anse!s: A% -% G% !% 5% E% D% B Re"e!ence: !omputer !onnections: The &nternet 6evolution

Di""icult#: $oderate

((. $atch the ollowing terms to their meanings:

&. subnotebook A. a computer that provides sotware% data% and other resources to other

computers over a network 

&&. server B. a high'end "!

&&&. workstation !. handheld computer  

&8. supercomputer D. e4tra'light% ultra'mobile notebook computer  

8. mainrame E. rerigerator si0ed computer used by large organi0ations

8&. terminal 5. @ust a monitor and keyboard

8&&. "DA G. the astest% most powerul computer  

Anse!s: D% A% B% G% E% 5% ! Re"e!ence: !omputers Today: A Brie Ta4onomy

Di""icult#: $oderate

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