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Information Technology - Introductory Quiz

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Title: Information Technology - Introductory Quiz
Author: Edison Francis
Date: February 12, 2010
Rating: 27
Licence: CC-BY-NC-SA
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Filesize: 8 kB
Questions: 20
Activities: 1
Type: Quiz / interactive learning
Language: English
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Description

The questions are mainly about the web, but there are a few questions about desktop applications. The level is very introductory.

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  • A person at a downtown café realized that they were able to access the internet on their laptop computers. The café could be considered as a:
  • A group of persons who share common interests and communicate by posting messages and replies on the Internet is referred to as a/an:
  • Which of the following technology does not facilitate transfer of data between computers in adjacent buildings?
  • Each website on the Internet can be accessed by entering a unique address. This address is referred to as:
  • In the web address http://www.testing.com/First/second/third.htm the .com suggests a_________ website.
  • Text entered into a spreadsheet is aligned towards the left by default. These entries are called?
  • Twisted pair, coaxial cable and fiber optic cables are examples of ____________ media.
  • In the web address http://www.testing.com/First/second/third.htm third.htm refers to:
  • What term is used to describe the transfer of data from one computer to another?
  • Which of the following formatting feature is unique to numbers in a spreadsheet?

 

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