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Chapter 6 1. A computer is a collection of computers that communicate with one another over transmission lines. a. database b. application c. system d. network e. server Answer: d Difficulty: Easy Page Reference: 189 2. A(n) connects computers at different geographic locations. a. WAN b. LAN c. Internet tunnel d. a root server Answer: a Difficulty: Easy Page Reference: 189 3. The computers on are usually within half a mile of each other. a. a WAN. b. a LAN. c. the Internet. d. a root server. e. a system. Answer: b Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 189 4. An organization can design where it will place lines within a(n). a. Web. b. WAN. c. MAN. d. LAN. e. Internet. Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 191 5. Sending a personal email to your friend at work can be an ethical issue at his company because: a. it took your time away from your family. b. it consumed his company's resources. c. it was a short email. d. it had an attachment.

Answer: b Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 191 6. When you send your friend an email at his work, the infrastructure to transmit and store that email is only a part of the cost incurred by his company. What other significant cost does your email generate? a. The space on the company s email server b. The cost of the electricity your friend's computer uses c. The processing cycles on your friend's company's router d. The cost of the time your friend takes at work to read and view your email e. The cost of the gasoline your friend uses to drive to work Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 191 AACSB: Analytical Skills 7. Computers and printers on a LAN are connected to a(n) to communicate and transmit messages on the LAN. a. root server b. http server c. TLD d. switch e. routing table Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 192 8. A(n) is a network of networks. a. WAN b. LAN c. internet d. SOHO Answer: c Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 192 9. The Web is a subset of: a. a WAN. b. a LAN. c. the Internet. d. a root server. e. a system. Answer: c Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 192 10. The hardware component that connects a printer s circuitry to the network is called a(n): a. MAC. b. switch. c. router. d. NIC.

e. internet. Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 192 Chapter 7 1. is an example of a calculation system. a. Inventory management b. Compensation c. Cash management d. MRP Answer: a Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 251 2. Functional applications are sometimes called islands of: a. confusion. b. functions. c. integration. d. automation. e. data. Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 251 3. Systems that cross functional are known as cross-functional systems. a. processes b. groups c. boundaries d. functions Answer: c Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 252 4. Systems designed to integrate the activities in the third era of information systems are called systems. a. cross-functional b. cross-departmental c. process-based d. all of the above e. none of the above Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 252 5. is an example of a primary activity of the value chain.

a. HR b. Accounting systems c. IT d. Sales e. Procurement Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 253 AACSB: Reflective Thinking 6. A network of value-creating activities is called a: a. value network. b. competitive advantage. c. primary value activities. d. value chain. Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 253 7. is an example of a primary activity in Porter s value chain model. a. Accounting b. Shipping and receiving c. New IS development d. HR planning Answer: b Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 253 8. is an example of a support activity in Porter s value chain model. a. Sales b. Customer service c. Production d. HR benefits management Answer: d Difficulty: Hard Page Reference: 253 AACSB: Reflective Thinking 9. Receiving and storing raw materials for production would be an example of a(n) in Porter s value chain model. a. linkage b. support c. primary d. integrated e. complex Answer: c Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 253 10. Finding a vendor and negotiating a price for raw materials for production would be an example of a(n) in Porter s value chain model.

a. linkage b. support c. primary d. integrated e. complex Answer: b Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 253 Chapter 8 1. B2B refers to e-commerce sales between: a. industries. b. companies. c. departments. d. bands of consumers. Answer: b Difficulty: Easy Page Reference: 291 2. In a B2G e-commerce model a company sells to: a. a group of partners. b. a department. c. the government. d. other companies. e. consumers. Answer: c Difficulty: Easy Page Reference: 292 3. A mark of the improved market efficiency of e-commerce is that it often leads to, which is the elimination of the middle layers in the supply chain. a. a bullwhip effect b. disintermediation c. new economy effect d. price elasticity Answer: b Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 293 AACSB: Analytical Skills 4. E-commerce also improves the flow of so users can more actively compare vendors. a. processes b. financial flows c. the supply chain

d. price information Answer: d Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 293 5. Sellers in e-commerce can more easily measure price by measuring the amount that demand rises or falls with changes in price. a. sensitivity b. elasticity c. accountability d. distribution Answer: b Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 293 6. Most common server applications use a architecture. a. client/server b. two-tier c. three-tier d. multi-tier Answer: c Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 295 7. In a three-tier server architecture, computers on the tier have browsers loaded on them that request and process Web pages. a. application b. user c. server d. database e. commerce Answer: b Difficulty: Medium Page Reference: 295 8. The tier of the three-tier server architecture is where the computers that process applications reside. a. client b. user c. server d. database e. commerce Answer: c Difficulty: Hard Page Reference: 295 9. The tier of the three-tier server architecture is where the computer receives and processes SQL requests to retrieve and store data. a. client b. user c. server d. database e. commerce

Answer: d Difficulty: Hard Page Reference: 295 10. A is a program that processes the HTTP protocol; receives, displays and processes HTML documents, and transmits responses. a. browser b. GUI c. server script d. Java script Answer: a Difficulty: Hard Page Reference: 295