CIS105 - FINAL EXAM QUIZZES FULLY REVIEWED AND COMPLETE
ACCURATE ANSWERS (ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY EARNED
ADMISSIONS)
1. True or False? Despite modern laws and regulations, in network
markets, firms exhibit monopolistic tendencies where one firm
dominates all the other rivals.: True
2. Quantum computers, leveraging
principles of quantum physics, employ qubits that can be both
at the same time.
a. zero and two
b. binary and non-binary
c. one and two
d. one and zero correct: c. one and zero
3. Random-access memory (RAM) is chip-
based memory. The RAM inside your personal computer is
memory, meaning that when the power goes out, all is lost that
wasn't saved to memory like a hard disk or flash
memory.
a. Tertiary; semiconductor
b. Volatile; non-volatile correct
c. Read-only; write-only
d. Non-volatile; volatile: b. Volatile; non-volatile
4. The Halo Effect can be
explained as .
a. An effect in which an observer may tend to bend their judgement
based on a specific characteristic correct
b. An effect wherein an observer underestimates the worth of the
observed
c. An outstanding characteristic that sheds light on new ideas
d. A tendency to emphasize and remember stimuli that contradict
one's under- standing.: a. An ettect in which an observer may tend to bend their judgement
based on a specific characteristic
5. Which of the following would be a situation where the halo
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,CIS105 - FINAL EXAM QUIZZES FULLY REVIEWED AND COMPLETE
ACCURATE ANSWERS (ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY EARNED
effect is irrele- vant? ADMISSIONS)
a. Conducting a performance evaluation
b. Grading an essay question
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ACCURATE ANSWERS (ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY EARNED
c. Waiting for an outcome that ADMISSIONS)
depends on an act of nature correct
d. Making a decision based on a minor feature of the main idea: c.
Waiting for an outcome that depends on an act of nature
6. Which of the following is not an example of the Halo effect?
a. Purchasing a soap with a better packaging design as compared
to other soaps.
b. A product that has a low price is of an inferior quality, while an
expensive product would have a great quality
c. Choosing a restaurant based on the reviews by food bloggers
instead of choosing a place based on how beautiful its pictures
look online correct
d. A product backed by a well-known brand ambassador is generally
assumed to be more reliable: c. Choosing a restaurant based on the reviews by food
bloggers instead of choosing a place based on how beautiful its pictures look online
7. A person's can affect the degree of influence of
the halo effect.
a. Character
b. Financial status
c. Emotional state correct
d. Analytical ability: c. Emotional state
8. When dealing with children, Parents can handle the halo effect by:
a. Discriminating between their children based on their intellect
b. Appreciating their children's' existing talents and encouraging
development of new talents
c. Commanding and making all decisions for their children
d. Mentoring children and guiding them at every stage during their
childhood-
: b. Appreciating their children's' existing talents and encouraging development of new talents
9. "Sasha scores an 'A' on every one of her tests. I bet she could
be a good student leader." This is an example of:
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ACCURATE ANSWERS (ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY EARNED
ADMISSIONS)
1. True or False? Despite modern laws and regulations, in network
markets, firms exhibit monopolistic tendencies where one firm
dominates all the other rivals.: True
2. Quantum computers, leveraging
principles of quantum physics, employ qubits that can be both
at the same time.
a. zero and two
b. binary and non-binary
c. one and two
d. one and zero correct: c. one and zero
3. Random-access memory (RAM) is chip-
based memory. The RAM inside your personal computer is
memory, meaning that when the power goes out, all is lost that
wasn't saved to memory like a hard disk or flash
memory.
a. Tertiary; semiconductor
b. Volatile; non-volatile correct
c. Read-only; write-only
d. Non-volatile; volatile: b. Volatile; non-volatile
4. The Halo Effect can be
explained as .
a. An effect in which an observer may tend to bend their judgement
based on a specific characteristic correct
b. An effect wherein an observer underestimates the worth of the
observed
c. An outstanding characteristic that sheds light on new ideas
d. A tendency to emphasize and remember stimuli that contradict
one's under- standing.: a. An ettect in which an observer may tend to bend their judgement
based on a specific characteristic
5. Which of the following would be a situation where the halo
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,CIS105 - FINAL EXAM QUIZZES FULLY REVIEWED AND COMPLETE
ACCURATE ANSWERS (ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY EARNED
effect is irrele- vant? ADMISSIONS)
a. Conducting a performance evaluation
b. Grading an essay question
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, CIS105 - FINAL EXAM QUIZZES FULLY REVIEWED AND COMPLETE
ACCURATE ANSWERS (ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY EARNED
c. Waiting for an outcome that ADMISSIONS)
depends on an act of nature correct
d. Making a decision based on a minor feature of the main idea: c.
Waiting for an outcome that depends on an act of nature
6. Which of the following is not an example of the Halo effect?
a. Purchasing a soap with a better packaging design as compared
to other soaps.
b. A product that has a low price is of an inferior quality, while an
expensive product would have a great quality
c. Choosing a restaurant based on the reviews by food bloggers
instead of choosing a place based on how beautiful its pictures
look online correct
d. A product backed by a well-known brand ambassador is generally
assumed to be more reliable: c. Choosing a restaurant based on the reviews by food
bloggers instead of choosing a place based on how beautiful its pictures look online
7. A person's can affect the degree of influence of
the halo effect.
a. Character
b. Financial status
c. Emotional state correct
d. Analytical ability: c. Emotional state
8. When dealing with children, Parents can handle the halo effect by:
a. Discriminating between their children based on their intellect
b. Appreciating their children's' existing talents and encouraging
development of new talents
c. Commanding and making all decisions for their children
d. Mentoring children and guiding them at every stage during their
childhood-
: b. Appreciating their children's' existing talents and encouraging development of new talents
9. "Sasha scores an 'A' on every one of her tests. I bet she could
be a good student leader." This is an example of:
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