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1 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 4 True/False Indicate whether the statement is true or false. 1. A(n) desktop operating system is designed for a desktop or notebook personal computer. 2. A(n) mirrored user interface provides a way to select menu options and manipulate graphical objects displayed on the screen using a mouse or gesture. 3. Mac OS X is a good platform for virtual host technologies that allows you to use one computer to simulate the hardware and software of another. 4. UNIX is rather unique because it is distributed along with its source code under the terms of a GPL (General Public License). 5. Windows Mobile OS is an open source operating system designed for mobile devices and is based on the Linux kernel. 6. DOS and Windows 3.1 limited file names to fifteen characters. 7. A file type is an optional file identifier that is separated from the main file name by a period. 8. The section of data at the beginning of a file that contains information about a file is the file format. 9. When formatting a disk, the disk is divided into tracks. 10. When formatting a disk, tracks are divided into sectors. 11. Tracks and sectors are numbered to provide addresses for each data storage bin. 12. Online backup services are also referred to as remote or managed backup services. 13. A program called AutoBackup supplied with Mac OS X is a good example of synchronization software. 14. A(n) operating-system disk is a removable storage medium containing the operating system files needed to boot your computer without accessing the hard disk. 15. A restore point is a snapshot of your computer settings. 16. An operating system acts as the master controller of all of the activities that take place within a computer system. 17. When using Windows, the Shift+Alt+Del key sequence opens the Task Manager, which shows a list of processes being executed by the microprocessor. 18. One difference between Microsoft Windows and Mac OS is that only Windows features multiple rectangular work areas (called windows) to reflect multitasking capabilities. 19. In Windows 7 and Mac OS X you can use spaces in file names. 20. During a typical computing session, your computer might run an average of 50 processes. 21. A combo button allows you to select one item from several options. 22. During the boot process, the operating system is totally loaded into the kernel.
2 23. The sequence of events that occurs between the time that you turn on a computer and the time that it is ready for you to issue commands is referred to as the boot process. 24. Today s Windows operating systems do not require the DOS kernel. 25. One of the primary strengths of Windows is security. 26. One of the reasons Microsoft Windows suffers from the reputation for being the most vulnerable to viruses, worms, and other attacks is because of hackers with anti-establishment sentiments. 27. In a dual boot system, to change operating systems, you have to reboot. 28. A General Purpose License, or GPL, allows anyone to make copies for their own use or to give or sell to others. 29. The D drive must refer to a CD or DVD drive. 30. When you use Windows, Mac OS, or a Linux graphical file manager, each subdirectory is depicted as a folder. 31. When creating a file, you must keep up with the size of the file manually. 32. A file extension is always the same as a file format. 33. To be certain a file can be opened by the recipient, simply save it as an.exe; then anyone can open it. 34. Often file management is represented by a tree metaphor. 35. File management utilities usually retain the files within a folder when that folder is deleted. 36. Viruses can damage files to the point that your computer can't access any data on its hard disk. 37. With remote backups, the speed for backing up and restoring data is independent of the speed of your Internet connection. 38. Some systems streamline the backup process by restoring a computer s operating system, device drivers, settings, and data in a single step--a process called restore pointing. Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 39. Suppose that you're looking in a folder and see lots of files with.tmp,.dll,.com, and.hlp extensions. You should. a. delete all those files because they are c. hide the file extensions so that the unneeded files taking up disk space programs they contain will not be b. leave the files alone because they are probably required for the correct operation of an application program executed d. rename all the files so that the extensions match
3 40. Graphical user interfaces depend on menus that offer users a list of valid commands for controlling an application. There can be many options associated with a command, however. Instead of listing all the options on a submenu, are used to display the options for a command. a. dialog boxes c. gestures b. command prompts d. taskbars 41. Which of the following is responsible for allocating specific areas of RAM for each program running on your computer? a. The microprocessor c. RAM b. The operating system d. Buffers 42. The provides essential operating system services, such as memory management and file access. a. bootstrap program c. ROM b. kernel d. main executable file 43. On a Windows computer, a file specification or path typically includes all of the following information EXCEPT. a. the file author c. the file extension b. the file name d. the drive letter 44. In Windows 7, Documents, Music, Pictures, and Videos are examples of. a. Public files c. Recycle Bin partitions b. libraries d. personal folders 45. Most personal computers today are sold with preinstalled operating systems, including all of the following EXCEPT. a. Linux c. Mac OS b. Windows 7 d. HP 46. All of the following are operating systems EXCEPT. a. Google Chrome OS c. C++ b. OpenSolaris d. UNIX 47. The most obvious responsibility of your computer s operating system is to. a. provide an environment for running software b. allow device drivers to work c. provide a graphic interface for your interactions with the computer d. allow you to use your keyboard 48. All of the following are examples of resources EXCEPT. a. a file c. storage space b. RAM d. a peripheral 49. Activities associated with resource management include all of the following EXCEPT. a. managing processor resources b. ensuring that input and output proceed in an orderly manner c. keeping track of storage resources d. installing new memory 50. provides process and memory management services that allow two or more tasks, jobs, or programs to run simultaneously. a. Multitasking c. Multiprocessing b. Multithreading d. Multicomputing
4 51. Within a single program, allows multiple parts to run simultaneously. a. multitasking c. multiprocessing b. multithreading d. multicomputing 52. An operating system s capability supports a division of labor among all the processing units. a. multitasking c. multiprocessing b. multithreading d. multicomputing 53. The term is a technical term for the region of memory that holds data waiting to be transferred from one device to another. a. RAM c. buffer b. ROM d. storage 54. A is an additional set of commands that the computer displays after you make a selection from the main menu. a. submenu c. menu selection b. dialog box d. all answers are correct 55. A displays the options associated with a command. a. submenu c. menu selection b. dialog box d. all answers are correct 56. Microsoft Windows is installed on more than of the world s personal computers. a. 80% c. 90% b. 85% d. 95% 57. The first versions of Windows were referred to as operating environments rather than operating systems because. a. they required DOS to supply the operating system kernel b. they were DOS with a GUI c. DOS was not required by the operating system kernel d. they were so new they really didn t know what to call them 58. The strengths of Microsoft Windows include all of the following EXCEPT. a. number of applications b. variety of hardware platforms on which it runs c. its ability to do handwriting recognition d. reliability 59. Microsoft offers different desktop editions of its Microsoft Windows for various markets; these editions include all of the following EXCEPT. a. Home c. Ultimate b. Professional d. Mobile 60. The strengths of Mac OS include. a. its use of resource forks b. the number of software applications that run on it c. security d. all answers are correct 61. VMWare and Parallels Desktop software are examples of. a. virtual machine software c. applications software b. dual boot software d. operating systems
5 62. Weaknesses of Mac OS include. a. limited selection of applications c. cryptic command-line user interface b. typically requires more tinkering d. all answers are correct 63. Files maintained by the Macintosh operating system can have two parts, called. a. components c. forks b. segments d. identifier and size 64. In the Mac OS, the data contains data or the commands for a program. a. file c. segment b. fork d. identifier 65. In the Mac OS, the resource stores information about the data. a. tab c. segment b. fork d. metadata 66. The operating system that was developed in 1969 by AT&T s Bell Labs and gained a good reputation for its dependability is. a. INIX c. LINUX b. UNIX d. LUNIX 67. was developed by a Finnish student. It continues to gain popularity as an operating system for personal computers. It is distributed under the terms of a GPL. a. INIX c. LINUX b. UNIX d. LUNUX 68. OS is a popular handheld operating system used on Ericsson and Nokia smart phones. a. Palm c. iphone b. Windows Phone 7 d. Symbian 69. is based on a system of cards that represents applications in a multitasking environment. a. HP webos c. IOS b. Windows Phone 7 d. Symbian 70. Today s tablet computers, such as the ipad and XOOM, use operating systems. a. handheld c. tablet b. executive d. both handheld and tablet 71. Current versions of Windows support file names up to characters long. a. 125 c. 255 b. 200 d. unlimited 72. An optional file identifier that is separated from a main file name by a period is a. a. file convention c. file path b. file extension d. file folder 73. The main directory maintained by your computer s operating system is the directory. a. root c. preset b. leaf d. support 74. A computer file s location is defined by a. a. file name c. file s directory path b. file specification d. file s folder 75. An extension of.sys designates a type of file. a. configuration c. sound b. support d. database
6 76. An extension of.ocx designates a type of file. a. configuration c. sound b. support d. database 77. An extension of.wav designates a type of file. a. configuration c. sound b. support d. database 78. File management capabilities available from application software include files. a. copying c. deleting b. renaming d. all answers are correct 79. A file, in the context of Windows, is a piece of information that describes a file. a. identifier c. tag b. description d. meta data 80. The difference between the Save and the Save As commands is that. a. one is used when a new file without a name is open, and one is used with an existing file b. one is used with an existing file, and one is used when you need a new name c. one is used with an existing file, and one is used when you want to save in a new location d. all answers are correct 81. A description of what actually happens on the disk and in the circuits is represented by a. a. logical storage model c. disk storage model b. physical storage model d. computer storage model 82. Most hard disks are formatted by the. a. user c. software b. factory d. operating system 83. is the process of creating a CD, DVD, or BD by selecting all the files and then copying them in a single session. a. Master writing c. Disc mastering b. Packet writing d. Packet mastering 84. In relation to disks, is a recording technology that lets you record in multiple sessions. a. master writing c. disk mastering b. packet writing d. packet mastering 85. A group of sectors is called a. a. file system c. track b. cluster d. folder 86. The file system used by Mac OS is. a. HFS+ c. FAT32 b. NTFS d. Ext3fs 87. The file system used by Windows 7 is. a. HFS+ c. FAT32 b. NTFS d. Ext3fs 88. The file system used by Windows Vista is. a. HFS+ c. FAT32 b. NTFS d. Ext3fs
7 89. To delete data from a disk in such a way that no one can ever read it, you should. a. simply delete it c. reformat it b. use special file shredder software d. save over it 90. Files stored in noncontiguous clusters are. a. fragmented c. dislocated b. unreadable d. no answers are correct 91. If your backups are, keep them in a safe place. a. local c. remote b. external d. managed 92. Web sites that offer storage space for backups are called backup services. a. external c. removable b. online d. network 93. An easy way to back up your important data is simply by copying selected files to a. a. download area c. USB flash drive b. validation server d. all answers are correct 94. You should consider making backups of your. a. ISP s phone number, IP address, user ID, and password b. favorite URLs c. downloaded software you paid for d. all answers are correct 95. compares the content of files on two devices and makes them the same. a. Networking c. Synchronization b. Externalization d. Rendering 96. A(n) backup makes a fresh copy of every file in the folders you ve specified for the backup. a. full c. incremental b. differential d. full file 97. A(n) backup contains any files that have changed since the last full backup. a. incremental c. parity b. differential d. incomplete 98. A(n) backup makes a copy of only those files that were added or changed since your last backup. a. incremental c. parity b. differential d. incomplete 99. A(n) disk is a bootable CD, DVD, or other media that contains a complete copy of your computer s hard disk as it existed when the computer was new. a. boot c. OS b. recovery d. complete 100. A disk is a bit-by-bit copy of the data from all sectors of a disk. a. copy c. image b. full backup d. management
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