Question 1

RAM is an acronym for ______ memory.

Accepted Answer

A) Rapid access 
B) Read alternative 
C) Random-access 
D) Read access 
A) Rapid access 
B) Read alternative 
C) Random-access 
D) Read access C

Question 2

Most modern keyboards connect to the back of the "box" using a ______ connection.

Accepted Answer

A) PS/1 
B) PS/2 
C) PS/3 
D) PS/4 
A) PS/1 
B) PS/2 
C) PS/3 
D) PS/4 B

Question 3

All of the following are common SCSI devices except ______.

Accepted Answer

A) Modem 
B) Hard drive 
C) CD-ROM 
D) Scanner 
E) Printers 
A) Modem 
B) Hard drive 
C) CD-ROM 
D) Scanner 
E) Printers A

Question 4

All mice connections are ______ type.

Accepted Answer

A) Serial 
B) Parallel 
C) Pier 
D) Port 
A) Serial 
B) Parallel 
C) Pier 
D) Port

Question 5

A GUI is best known as a(n) ______.

Accepted Answer

A) Word command 
B) File command 
C) Icon 
D) Memory unit 
A) Word command 
B) File command 
C) Icon 
D) Memory unit

Question 6

A barcode reader is a type of ______ device.

Accepted Answer

A) Processing 
B) Input 
C) Output 
A) Processing 
B) Input 
C) Output

Question 7

What metal is contained behind the outer layers of a DVD?

Accepted Answer

A) Silver 
B) Aluminum 
C) Gold 
D) Platinum 
A) Silver 
B) Aluminum 
C) Gold 
D) Platinum

Question 8

UNIX was first developed by ______.

Accepted Answer

A) Microsoft 
B) Dell 
C) Bell 
D) Hewlett-Packard 
A) Microsoft 
B) Dell 
C) Bell 
D) Hewlett-Packard

Question 9

How many bytes are needed to store one alphanumeric character?

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 8 
C) 32 
D) 64 
A) 1 
B) 8 
C) 32 
D) 64

Question 10

The CPU is ______.

Accepted Answer

A) The "box" 
B) An external storage device 
C) A microprocessor found on the motherboard 
D) A stand-alone microprocessor 
A) The "box" 
B) An external storage device 
C) A microprocessor found on the motherboard 
D) A stand-alone microprocessor

Question 11

A dot triad is a grouping of ______.

Accepted Answer

A) One red dot, one green dot, one yellow dot 
B) One green dot, one blue dot, one yellow dot 
C) One red dot, one blue dot, one yellow dot 
D) One green dot, one blue dot, one red dot 
A) One red dot, one green dot, one yellow dot 
B) One green dot, one blue dot, one yellow dot 
C) One red dot, one blue dot, one yellow dot 
D) One green dot, one blue dot, one red dot

Question 12

The fastest and most versatile port is the ______.

Accepted Answer

A) Parallel port 
B) Serial port 
C) USB 
D) SCSI 
A) Parallel port 
B) Serial port 
C) USB 
D) SCSI

Question 13

A handheld personal organizer is an example of a ______ operating system.

Accepted Answer

A) Real-time 
B) Single-user, single-task 
C) Single-user, multitask 
D) Multiuser 
A) Real-time 
B) Single-user, single-task 
C) Single-user, multitask 
D) Multiuser

Question 14

The basic picture element is known as a ______.

Accepted Answer

A) Matrix 
B) Dot 
C) Pixel 
D) Bit 
A) Matrix 
B) Dot 
C) Pixel 
D) Bit

Question 15

The power supply is designed to absorb the force of a power surge to the computer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

RAM is ______.

Accepted Answer

A) Permanent 
B) Long term 
C) Temporary 
A) Permanent 
B) Long term 
C) Temporary

Question 17

Storage capacity for early hard drives was ______.

Accepted Answer

A) 10 GB 
B) 100 GB 
C) 10 MB 
D) 100 MB 
A) 10 GB 
B) 100 GB 
C) 10 MB 
D) 100 MB

Question 18

The microprocessor uses the BIOS during ______.

Accepted Answer

A) Start-up diagnostics 
B) The stand-by mode 
C) The shutdown process 
A) Start-up diagnostics 
B) The stand-by mode 
C) The shutdown process

Question 19

The information storage capacity of a DVD is ______ times more than that of a CD.

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 3 
C) 5 
D) 7 
A) 1 
B) 3 
C) 5 
D) 7

Question 20

In the binary code, the value of one is assigned when ______.

Accepted Answer

A) A transistor is open and the current passes through 
B) A transistor is closed and the current passes through 
C) A transistor is open and the current does not pass through 
D) A transistor is closed and the current does not pass through 
A) A transistor is open and the current passes through 
B) A transistor is closed and the current passes through 
C) A transistor is open and the current does not pass through 
D) A transistor is closed and the current does not pass through

RAM is an acronym for ______ memory.

Most modern keyboards connect to the back of the "box" using a ______ connection.

All of the following are common SCSI devices except ______.

All mice connections are ______ type.

A GUI is best known as a(n) ______.

A barcode reader is a type of ______ device.

What metal is contained behind the outer layers of a DVD?

UNIX was first developed by ______.

How many bytes are needed to store one alphanumeric character?

The CPU is ______.

A dot triad is a grouping of ______.

The fastest and most versatile port is the ______.

A handheld personal organizer is an example of a ______ operating system.

The basic picture element is known as a ______.

The power supply is designed to absorb the force of a power surge to the computer.

RAM is ______.

Storage capacity for early hard drives was ______.

The microprocessor uses the BIOS during ______.

The information storage capacity of a DVD is ______ times more than that of a CD.

In the binary code, the value of one is assigned when ______.

Introduction to Digital Radiography and Pacs

Networking and Communications Basics

Cassette-Based Equipment: the Computed Radiography Cassette, Imaging Plate, and Reader

Cassette-Based Image Acquisition

Cassetteless Equipment and Image Acquisition

Digital Radiographic Image Processing and Manipulation

Pacs Fundamentals

Pacs Archiving

Digitizing, Printing, and Burning

Ensuring Quality in Pacs

Total Quality Management of Cr and Dr Systems

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Exam 2: Basic Computer Principles

RAM is an acronym for ______ memory.

Most modern keyboards connect to the back of the "box" using a ______ connection.

All of the following are common SCSI devices except ______.

All mice connections are ______ type.

A GUI is best known as a(n) ______.

A barcode reader is a type of ______ device.

What metal is contained behind the outer layers of a DVD?

UNIX was first developed by ______.

How many bytes are needed to store one alphanumeric character?

The CPU is ______.

A dot triad is a grouping of ______.

The fastest and most versatile port is the ______.

A handheld personal organizer is an example of a ______ operating system.

The basic picture element is known as a ______.

The power supply is designed to absorb the force of a power surge to the computer.

RAM is ______.

Storage capacity for early hard drives was ______.

The microprocessor uses the BIOS during ______.

The information storage capacity of a DVD is ______ times more than that of a CD.

In the binary code, the value of one is assigned when ______.

Introduction to Digital Radiography and Pacs

Networking and Communications Basics

Cassette-Based Equipment: the Computed Radiography Cassette, Imaging Plate, and Reader

Cassette-Based Image Acquisition

Cassetteless Equipment and Image Acquisition

Digital Radiographic Image Processing and Manipulation

Pacs Fundamentals

Pacs Archiving

Digitizing, Printing, and Burning

Ensuring Quality in Pacs

Total Quality Management of Cr and Dr Systems

Filters