CIS105 Final UPDATED Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Why is it difficult to address the problem of Electronic Waste? - CORRECT ANSWER -
All of the above
A market dominated by a small number of powerful sellers is called: - CORRECT
ANSWER - Oligopoly
In ________ markets, users gain benefits from interacting with a separate, complementary class
of users. This is called _______ exchange benefit. - CORRECT ANSWER - two-sided;
cross-side
What are the characteristics threatening to slow down Moore's Law? (select all that apply) -
CORRECT ANSWER - - size
- power
- heat
When eBay was growing, they offered a listing service free for five months and that helped build
a larger base of users. This is an example of: - CORRECT ANSWER - subsidizing
adoption
A market where there are many buyers but only one dominant seller is called a: - CORRECT
ANSWER - monopoly
We're now in the "fifth wave" of computing, where computers are so fast and so inexpensive that
they have become ubiquitous--woven into products in ways few imagined years before. -
CORRECT ANSWER - true
Products or services that add additional value to the network are called: - CORRECT
ANSWER - complementary benefits
CORRECT Answers
Why is it difficult to address the problem of Electronic Waste? - CORRECT ANSWER -
All of the above
A market dominated by a small number of powerful sellers is called: - CORRECT
ANSWER - Oligopoly
In ________ markets, users gain benefits from interacting with a separate, complementary class
of users. This is called _______ exchange benefit. - CORRECT ANSWER - two-sided;
cross-side
What are the characteristics threatening to slow down Moore's Law? (select all that apply) -
CORRECT ANSWER - - size
- power
- heat
When eBay was growing, they offered a listing service free for five months and that helped build
a larger base of users. This is an example of: - CORRECT ANSWER - subsidizing
adoption
A market where there are many buyers but only one dominant seller is called a: - CORRECT
ANSWER - monopoly
We're now in the "fifth wave" of computing, where computers are so fast and so inexpensive that
they have become ubiquitous--woven into products in ways few imagined years before. -
CORRECT ANSWER - true
Products or services that add additional value to the network are called: - CORRECT
ANSWER - complementary benefits
