COMPUTER SCIENCE TEST REAL EXAM QUESTION
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GRADED A
Programs written in a high-level language are ______, i.e., translated, into
assembly language programs, which are then assembled into binary. -
ANS>compiled
_______ is simply an alternative form of machine language expressed using letters
and normal numbers so people can understand it. - ANS>Assembly language
A(n) _____ starts the computer, manages memory, and controls the peripherals -
ANS>operating system
IC is short for ____ _____ - ANS>Integrated circuit
The common name for an integrated circuit is a computer ______ - ANS>Chip
A(n) _____ is a light-sensitive material used to make a chip. - ANS>Photoresist
A(n)______ is a force one object can have on another without touching it. -
ANS>Field effect
A(n) ______ is a connector between two wires that controls whether they are
electrically connected. - ANS>Transistor
C, C++ and Java are all examples of a(n) ______ programming language -
ANS>High-level
,The _____ Cycle consists of getting the instruction, figuring out what to do,
gathering
the data needed to do it, doing it, saving the result, and repeating. -
ANS>Fetch/Execute
Information is generated when buying goods and services at a store. - ANS>True
The vast majority of business transactions are anonymous. - ANS>False
American privacy laws are much stricter than European laws - ANS>False
The United States has not adopted the OECD principles - ANS>True
Viruses often distributed through email attachments. - ANS>True
The laws protecting the information of individuals place more limits on the
government than on business. - ANS>True
The United States provides limited enforcement of OECD privacy principles. -
ANS>True
A company can place a cookie on your computer even if you've never visited its
Web site. - ANS>True
A third-party cookie is initiated by a direct request by the user. - ANS>False
Cookies can be used to track ad placement on Web sites. - ANS>True
, In contrast to the "omnibus" solution of adopting the OECD list, the United States
uses an approach called "sectoral", meaning that it passes laws to deal with
specific industries (business sectors) or practices. - ANS>True
Messages encrypted using a public key RSA129 cryptosystem code have not yet
been cracked. - ANS>False
The Do-Not-Call List was so successful that it has now been applied to email. -
ANS>False
Identity theft is the crime of posing as someone else for fraudulent purposes. -
ANS>True
Partial backups should be made more often than full backups. - ANS>True
Emptying the trash is no guarantee that the data has been erased. - ANS>True
Laws in Hong Kong controlling the use of transaction information are stricter than
those in the United States. - ANS>False
The difference between a worm and virus is the the worm program "rides along"
with other software, while the virus can actually send itself to other devices on
the internet. - ANS>False
Hyperlinks have two parts: the part you read and the part the computer reads-the
actual place you will go to when you click the link. - ANS>True
AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2025 ALREADY
GRADED A
Programs written in a high-level language are ______, i.e., translated, into
assembly language programs, which are then assembled into binary. -
ANS>compiled
_______ is simply an alternative form of machine language expressed using letters
and normal numbers so people can understand it. - ANS>Assembly language
A(n) _____ starts the computer, manages memory, and controls the peripherals -
ANS>operating system
IC is short for ____ _____ - ANS>Integrated circuit
The common name for an integrated circuit is a computer ______ - ANS>Chip
A(n) _____ is a light-sensitive material used to make a chip. - ANS>Photoresist
A(n)______ is a force one object can have on another without touching it. -
ANS>Field effect
A(n) ______ is a connector between two wires that controls whether they are
electrically connected. - ANS>Transistor
C, C++ and Java are all examples of a(n) ______ programming language -
ANS>High-level
,The _____ Cycle consists of getting the instruction, figuring out what to do,
gathering
the data needed to do it, doing it, saving the result, and repeating. -
ANS>Fetch/Execute
Information is generated when buying goods and services at a store. - ANS>True
The vast majority of business transactions are anonymous. - ANS>False
American privacy laws are much stricter than European laws - ANS>False
The United States has not adopted the OECD principles - ANS>True
Viruses often distributed through email attachments. - ANS>True
The laws protecting the information of individuals place more limits on the
government than on business. - ANS>True
The United States provides limited enforcement of OECD privacy principles. -
ANS>True
A company can place a cookie on your computer even if you've never visited its
Web site. - ANS>True
A third-party cookie is initiated by a direct request by the user. - ANS>False
Cookies can be used to track ad placement on Web sites. - ANS>True
, In contrast to the "omnibus" solution of adopting the OECD list, the United States
uses an approach called "sectoral", meaning that it passes laws to deal with
specific industries (business sectors) or practices. - ANS>True
Messages encrypted using a public key RSA129 cryptosystem code have not yet
been cracked. - ANS>False
The Do-Not-Call List was so successful that it has now been applied to email. -
ANS>False
Identity theft is the crime of posing as someone else for fraudulent purposes. -
ANS>True
Partial backups should be made more often than full backups. - ANS>True
Emptying the trash is no guarantee that the data has been erased. - ANS>True
Laws in Hong Kong controlling the use of transaction information are stricter than
those in the United States. - ANS>False
The difference between a worm and virus is the the worm program "rides along"
with other software, while the virus can actually send itself to other devices on
the internet. - ANS>False
Hyperlinks have two parts: the part you read and the part the computer reads-the
actual place you will go to when you click the link. - ANS>True
