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  • What is biometrics?
    A human physical way of securing and authorizing
    An animated version of the "Matrix" using elephants
    A human physical way of operating a computer
    Robotics integrated into a human
  • What does this represent?
    HDMI
    USB
    WiFi
    Blutooth
  • What does AI stand for?
    Angry intellectual
    Artificial intelligence
    Accurate investment
    Accurate interface
  • What is buffering?
    To polish by wiping with a rag
    Data that is downloaded and stored for a short time
    To protect your computer from bugs
    Used to protect your computer from viruses
  • What is this?
    PCI
    Power supply
    Hard drive
    Motherboard
  • What is this called?
    CPU slot
    PCI Slot
    SATA slot
    Memory slot
  • What is this called?
    CPU slot
    PCI slot
    SATA slot
    Memory slot
  • Internet search criteria using And, Or, XOR, and Not to help narrow search options.
    Boolean
    Kaufman
    Einstein
    Bookmark
  • What is this
    Keyboard battery
    Mouse battery
    CD rom battery
    CMOS battery
  • What does VGA stand for?
    Video game adaptor
    Video Google allocator
    Video graphics adaptor
    Virtual graphics aperture
  • What is a cell?
    A holding room in jail
    A single box that you can enter data in a spreadsheet
    An option from a drop down menu
    A single bit of data
  • What is bitmap?
    A digital image composed of a matrix of dots
    A map of Great Britain
    A digital image composed of a curved line
    The speed at which bits are transfered
  • What is a cell?
    A holding room in jail
    An option from a drop down menu
    A single bit of data
    A single box that you can enter data in spreadsheet
  • A Google phone or tablet uses ------ OS.
    IOS
    Chrome book OS
    Android OS
    MSOS
  • What is the Microsoft search engine called?
    Yahoo
    Google Chrome
    Bing
    Safari
  • What does DPI stand for?
    Dots per input
    Data per inch
    Dots per inch
    Data per input
  • What company did the founder of Apple buy for $5 million and later sell for $7.4 billion?
    Lucas films
    Pixar
    Disney
    Dreamworks
  • What is a cold boot?
    To restart a computer
    A boot that was left out in the snow
    To wake a computer by moving the mouse
    To start a computer that was turned off
  • What is a GIF?
    General identity file
    General identity format
    Graphics interchange format
    Grafics initial file
  • What do you put in this slot?
    Hard drive
    VGA
    CD ROM
    Processor
  • What would you plug into a monitor?
    Lightning port
    USB
    Coaxial cable
    HDMI
  • What is the Microsoft search engine?
    Bing
    Google Chrome
    Safari
    Yahoo
  • What does PCI stand for?
    Peripheral component interconnect
    Picture content interface
    Peripheral Computer internet
    Picture color interface
  • What is this
    Heat sink
    PCI slot
    CPU slot
    Memory slot
  • How many bytes are in a kilobyte?
    124
    8
    1024
    18
  • What does cc stand for?
    Carbon copy
    Collectors copy
    Computer copy
    Confidential copy
  • What is this?
    Central processing unit
    Video graphics card
    Hard drive
    Motherboard
  • What comes after terabyte?
    Megabyte
    Petabyte
    Exabyte
    Gigabyte
  • What would you use to plug in a keyboard?
    Coaxial cable
    USB
    VGA
    HDMI
  • What does ESD stand for?
    Email script display
    Electrostatic discharge
    Expand script display
    Ethernet scan disconnect
  • What does OS stand for?
    Off-line server
    On-line server
    Operating system
    Old school
  • What is a cold boot?
    To wake a computer by moving the mouse
    A boot left out in the snow
    To restart a computer that is already on
    To start a computer that is turned off
  • What is a blog?
    A picture posted on the web
    A video posted on the internet
    A really big log
    A list of journal entries posted on a web page
  • What does CPU stand for?
    Cereal puffs unboxing
    Circle programming unit
    Central processing unit
    Central programming unit
  • What does CD-RW stand for?
    Clickable data rewire
    Compact disk right of way
    Compact disk rewriteable
    Compact disk right and wrong
  • What is the cloud?
    A new pillow
    Falling water vapor
    The internet or a large server
    Stored data tha is floating overhead
  • Free software that is supported by advetisement
    Add-on
    Commercial
    Adware
    Service provider
  • What is this called?
    SATA slot
    CPU slot
    PCI slot
    Memory slot
  • A device that allows one type of hardware to work with another that would be incompatibl?
    Adaptor
    Plug in thingy
    Analog
    Active cell
  • What does this represent?
    Bluetooth
    USB
    WiFi
    HDMI
  • What does Abend stand for?
    A bend
    Unusual close
    All bend data
    Abnormal end
  • Who started Microsoft?
    Elon Musk
    Steve Jobs
    Richard Branson
    Bill Gates
  • What are breadcrumbs?
    A trail left on the internet. Also called history.
    User interface that shows you the path to where you are
    Food you dropped in your keyboard.
    The bug left behind by programmers.
  • What would you plug into a USB?
    Printer
    External hard drive
    All of them
    Mouse
  • What is this?
    Central processing unit
    Hard drive
    Video graphics card
    Motherboard
  • A software extension that adds extra features to a program.
    Developer
    Website
    Application
    Add-on
  • A device that allows one type of hardware to work with another that would be incompatible.
    Active Cell
    Analog
    Plug-in thingy
    Adaptor
  • What is the worst thing that could happen if you play online games?
    You could accidentally download a virus
    You could lose
    You could get mad
  • What does RAM stand for?
    Relentless anger monitor
    Random access memory
    Right side alternative monitor
    Ridiculously acting monkeys
  • What is this?
    Hard drive
    Motherboard
    Video graphics card
    Central processing unit
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