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IntroductionUsing the System Safely

- there are a few things to be aware of if you want your system to go on working safely.

What ever you are doing on a computer system -

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1st Question

To keep dust out of the system.

To keep pets away from the system.

To hide the computers from burglars.

Computer systems are sometimes placed under plastic covers at the end of the day. Why is this done?

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2nd QuestionYour tutor will go completely “Mental” if you bring liquid near your computer system. Why?

You will make the keys sticky.

You will make a mess of your work area.

Liquid can damage the system very badly.

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3rd QuestionA computer has vents for the cooling fan and the monitor has air vents. Why must these vents be kept clear at all times?

To let flies in and out of the system.

To stop a dangerous build-up of heat.

To keep the room warm by letting heat out.

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4th QuestionWhy is it really bad idea to use a keyboard without making sure your hands are clean first?

The keys soon get in a disgusting state.

Your fingers stick to the keys causing errors.

The germs can infect the computer making it sick.

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5th QuestionAnother thing which seems to annoy your tutor is actually touching the monitor screen with your fingers. Why is this a problem?

My tutor likes being annoyed.

The static can give you a nasty shock.

The screen gets covered with fingerprints.

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6th QuestionWhy is it a bad idea to use the mouse on a dirty surface such as an old, greasy mouse mat?

The cable gets all greasy.

You can catch a disease from the mouse.

The rollers inside the mouse get clogged up.

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7th Question1st Question

In your folder.

With the class register.

In an anti-static pouch or box.

Where should you store Floppy Discs to keep them clean and safe?

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