CSIT 101 CCBC FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Module 01: Digital Communication
username - Answers - The unique identifier for the email account (e.g., john.doe).
"@" Symbol - Answers - Separates the username and the domain.
Domain - Answers - The host server of the email (e.g., example.com).
Examples - Answers -
What should you place in the 'To' field of an email? - Answers - The email address of
the person you want to contact.
What is the purpose of the subject line in an email? - Answers - To provide a concise
and informative summary of the email's content.
Body of the Email - Answers - Start with a greeting (e.g., "Dear John," or "Hello, Jane,").
Write your message clearly and concisely.
Close with a polite sign-off (e.g., "Best regards," or "Sincerely,").
Signature - Answers - Include your name, job title, contact information, and any other
relevant details.
Send - Answers - Review for any errors, then click "Send."
To - Answers - Main recipients of the email.
CC (Carbon Copy): - Answers - Recipients who should be aware of the email but are
not the main recipients. Visible to all.
BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) - Answers - Recipients who are hidden from other recipients.
Used for privacy.
Importance of Email Subjects - Answers - Summarizes the content of the email.
Helps the recipient understand the purpose of the email.
Encourages the recipient to open the email.
, Signature File - Answers - Includes additional information such as your name, job title,
contact information, and social media links.
Replying vs. Forwarding an Email - Answers - Replying: Responds to the sender and
other recipients if you choose "Reply All."
Forwarding: Sends the entire email chain to a new recipient.
Netiquette - Answers - 1. Don't use all caps: Considered shouting.
2. Stay on topic: Keep your message relevant.
3. Proper punctuation, grammar, and spelling: Ensures clarity and professionalism.
4. Research before asking: Avoid asking easily searchable questions.
5. Avoid sarcasm: Can be misinterpreted.
6. Think before you post: Consider the impact of your words.
7. Be respectful: Show respect in all online interactions.
Module 02: Computer Basics - Answers -
Hardware Components - Answers - 1. CPU (Central Processing Unit): The brain of the
computer, executes instructions.
2. RAM (Random Access Memory): Temporary storage for data being used by the CPU.
3. Motherboard: The main circuit board that connects all components.
4. Storage: HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or SSD (Solid State Drive) for long-term data
storage.
5. Input/Output Devices: Keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer, etc.
Software - Answers - 1. Operating Systems: Manages hardware and software resources
(e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux).
2. Application Software: Programs that perform specific tasks (e.g., Microsoft Office,
web browsers).
3. System Software: Includes the OS and utility programs that manage computer
resources.
Networking Basics - Answers - Types of Networks:
1. LAN (Local Area Network): Covers a small geographic area, like a home or office.
2. WAN (Wide Area Network): Covers a large geographic area, such as a city or
country.
3. MAN (Metropolitan Area Network): Covers a city or campus.
4. Network Devices: Routers, switches, modems.
5. IP Addressing: Unique identifiers for devices on a network.
6. DNS (Domain Name System): Translates domain names to IP addresses.
Module 03: Internet and Web Technologies - Answers -
Internet - Answers - A global network of interconnected computers.
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Module 01: Digital Communication
username - Answers - The unique identifier for the email account (e.g., john.doe).
"@" Symbol - Answers - Separates the username and the domain.
Domain - Answers - The host server of the email (e.g., example.com).
Examples - Answers -
What should you place in the 'To' field of an email? - Answers - The email address of
the person you want to contact.
What is the purpose of the subject line in an email? - Answers - To provide a concise
and informative summary of the email's content.
Body of the Email - Answers - Start with a greeting (e.g., "Dear John," or "Hello, Jane,").
Write your message clearly and concisely.
Close with a polite sign-off (e.g., "Best regards," or "Sincerely,").
Signature - Answers - Include your name, job title, contact information, and any other
relevant details.
Send - Answers - Review for any errors, then click "Send."
To - Answers - Main recipients of the email.
CC (Carbon Copy): - Answers - Recipients who should be aware of the email but are
not the main recipients. Visible to all.
BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) - Answers - Recipients who are hidden from other recipients.
Used for privacy.
Importance of Email Subjects - Answers - Summarizes the content of the email.
Helps the recipient understand the purpose of the email.
Encourages the recipient to open the email.
, Signature File - Answers - Includes additional information such as your name, job title,
contact information, and social media links.
Replying vs. Forwarding an Email - Answers - Replying: Responds to the sender and
other recipients if you choose "Reply All."
Forwarding: Sends the entire email chain to a new recipient.
Netiquette - Answers - 1. Don't use all caps: Considered shouting.
2. Stay on topic: Keep your message relevant.
3. Proper punctuation, grammar, and spelling: Ensures clarity and professionalism.
4. Research before asking: Avoid asking easily searchable questions.
5. Avoid sarcasm: Can be misinterpreted.
6. Think before you post: Consider the impact of your words.
7. Be respectful: Show respect in all online interactions.
Module 02: Computer Basics - Answers -
Hardware Components - Answers - 1. CPU (Central Processing Unit): The brain of the
computer, executes instructions.
2. RAM (Random Access Memory): Temporary storage for data being used by the CPU.
3. Motherboard: The main circuit board that connects all components.
4. Storage: HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or SSD (Solid State Drive) for long-term data
storage.
5. Input/Output Devices: Keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer, etc.
Software - Answers - 1. Operating Systems: Manages hardware and software resources
(e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux).
2. Application Software: Programs that perform specific tasks (e.g., Microsoft Office,
web browsers).
3. System Software: Includes the OS and utility programs that manage computer
resources.
Networking Basics - Answers - Types of Networks:
1. LAN (Local Area Network): Covers a small geographic area, like a home or office.
2. WAN (Wide Area Network): Covers a large geographic area, such as a city or
country.
3. MAN (Metropolitan Area Network): Covers a city or campus.
4. Network Devices: Routers, switches, modems.
5. IP Addressing: Unique identifiers for devices on a network.
6. DNS (Domain Name System): Translates domain names to IP addresses.
Module 03: Internet and Web Technologies - Answers -
Internet - Answers - A global network of interconnected computers.
