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