Exam 3: Storage
Exam 1: Introduction to the World of Computers100 Questions
Exam 2: The System Unit: Processing and Memory100 Questions
Exam 3: Storage100 Questions
Exam 4: Input and Output100 Questions
Exam 5: System Software: Operating Systems and Utility Programs100 Questions
Exam 6: Application Software100 Questions
Exam 7: Computer Networks100 Questions
Exam 8: The Internet and the World Wide Web100 Questions
Exam 9: Network and Internet Security100 Questions
Exam 10: Multimedia and the Web100 Questions
Exam 11: E-Commerce100 Questions
Exam 12: Information Systems and System Development100 Questions
Exam 13: Program Development and Programming Languages100 Questions
Exam 14: Databases and Database Management Systems100 Questions
Exam 15: Computer Security and Privacy100 Questions
Exam 16: Intellectual Property Rights, Ethics, Health, Access, and the Environment100 Questions
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Partitioning a hard drive enables you to logically divide the physical capacity of a single drive into separate areas,called partitions or ____________________.
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-Most computer tapes today are in the form of ____ tapes,as shown in the accompanying figure.

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Usually the storage device and storage medium are two separate pieces of hardware (that is,the storage medium is ____).
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A ____ partition contains the data necessary to restore a hard drive back to its state at the time the computer was purchased and is designed to be used only if the computer malfunctions.
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Although cost is a factor when comparing similar devices,it is often not the most compelling reason to choose a particular technology.
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CD-ROM discs and DVD-ROM discs are ____ optical discs and come prerecorded with commercial products.
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Levels beyond RAID 1 use some combination of disk striping and disk ____________________,with different types of error correction provisions.
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Case 3-2
Rodney owns a computer that he uses to work,keep in touch with friends and family,watch movies,listen to music,and use the Internet.
-Rodney wants to be able to easily carry files with him wherever he goes but he also has a tendency to lose things.Knowing this,he should probably save those files on a ____ drive which he can then attach to his backpack.
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Many new personal computers come with a C drive partition ready to use for programs and data and another logical drive set up as a recovery partition.
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While the memory used for disk caching can be a designated portion of RAM,today's hard drives typically use a disk cache consisting of memory chips located on a circuit board inside the hard drive case.
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With random access,the data can only be retrieved in the order in which it is physically stored on the medium.
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Rodney owns a computer that he uses to work,keep in touch with friends and family,watch movies,listen to music,and use the Internet.
-If Rodney wants to be able to record,erase,and overwrite the files on a CD,he should get a ____.
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Most storage servers are based on magnetic hard disks,although SSD and magnetic tape storage systems are also possible.
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Virtually all computer users today need at least one convenient free USB port,in order to connect external hard drives,flash memory drives,and other storage hardware.
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The cluster size,maximum drive size,and maximum file size are determined by the ____________________ being used.
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What term is used to refer to the total time a hard drive takes to read or write data,and what are the steps it requires?
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To record data,holographic storage systems split the light from a blue laser beam into ____ beams.
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