Vector |
Graphics that use mathematical formulas instead of pixels and maintains the same quality on all screens |
Banner ad |
an advertisement that is typically embedded at the top of a Web page |
Helper application |
Software that you to need to download, such as an add-on, a plug-in, or a player |
animation |
Displaying a sequence of still images to create illusion of motion |
Script |
A series of program instructions embedded directly into HTML code for a web page; used to make a web page interactive |
hits |
a search engine returns a list of these, which are links to web pages that match your search |
search engine |
a web crawler, an index, a database, and a query processor are all components of this |
search site |
a web site like www.google.com that is designed specifically to help you find information on the web |
web master |
this person can manually submit a URL to a search engine |
meta keywords |
these are descriptive data and words entered into the header section of a web page when it’s created |
World Wide Web |
a collection of millions of web sites |
Web site |
a collection of related web pages connected by hyperlinks |
Mosaic |
the first graphical Web browser released in 1993 |
Web page |
A hypertext markup language (HTML) document |
text messaging |
another term for short message service (SMS), messages of less than 160 characters sent via a cellular network |
cloud, online |
words that refer to storage on the internet |
OneDrive |
a host site that provides microsoft office web apps and cloud storage |
google earth |
a mapping application that might require you to download additional software |
dictionary.com |
example of web app referred to as online reference software |
productivity apps |
web apps that help you accomplish specific tasks such as creating a document or presentation |
true |
file-sharing sites like Youtube and Flicker let you post and share photos, music and other media |
True |
The .mobi TLD is used by sites that are optimized for mobile devices |
True |
The world-wide database of domain names and corresponding IP addresses is called the Domain Name System |
True |
Servers that host part of the Domain Name System are called domain name servers of DNS servers |
False |
Sites that let you can access your e-mail account from public computers like the ones in library are called file-sharing sites |
False |
Some sites on the Internet have the same IP address |
cookie |
Small text file that a Web pages stores on your computer to identify you |
microbrowser |
Used to access Web pages on you mobile computing device, and specially designed for small screens |
history |
the list of web pages your browser maintains of your web visits during specified periods of time |
private browsing |
mode for surfing the Web without leaving history, temporary Internet files, or cookies |
pharming |
Hacking a server to re-route traffic to a fake Web site to obtain your personal information |
sleeves |
Used to store DVD backup discs to protect from scratches and dirt |
paper |
store this in a dry area; humidity can cause it to stick and them jam during printing |
memory cards |
stored in their cases when not in a digital camera |
alcohol and water |
Cleaning product specifically meant for computers screens |
solid state |
drives that have no moving parts and are less likely to be damaged by dirt and impact, but still be cared for |
disk cleanup utility |
removes unused files like temporary internet files from your hard drive |
adware |
displays unsolicited advertisement in banners or pop-up windows |
disk defragmenter |
reorganizes the data on a magnetic hard drive so that you can access files more quickly |
Recycle bin |
not emptying this lets files remain on your computer and take up space |
virus protection |
software that scarfs incoming messages and programs to protect your computer |
surge suppressor |
to prevent power fluctuations from damaging electronic components, you should always use a _____ with your computer |
power |
you can avoid data loss by installing an uninterruptible ____ supply (UPS) to prevent power loss to your computer in the event of a power outage |
air |
keep a can compressed ____ near your work area, and use it to clean dust off your keyboard or pointing device |
cool |
because electronics need to stay ____, computers have built-in systems to keep components from overheating |
magnets |
_____ will affect the data on older storage technology such as floppy disks, but are to never systems that use solid state technology |
Operating system |
Platform that coordinates the functions of various hardware components and determines the types and bands of application software you can use |
Laptop |
computing device that is highly functional and very portable, likely to be used by a traveling salesperson who constantly needs to update a database after clients visit |
desktop computer |
computing hardware that is not very portable, but highly functional perhaps used by a graphic designer creating logo using complex graphics software, printer, and digital camera add-ons |
peripheral |
device that can be attached to a computer to extend the computer’s functionality , such as adding, printing, or video capabilities |
convertible computer |
device with a detachable keyboard that can convert to a tablet for mobility |
Your computer should be password protected |
true |
With storage, you can retrieve your data anytime from anywhere in the world |
true |
Firewalls inspect data transmitted between a computer and external recipients to prevent unsolicited data exchanges |
true |
Your best protection against losing your data is to backup your files to your hard drive |
false |
there is no way to track your smartphone once it is lost |
false |
a thief must physically steal your computer to gain access to its files and data |
false |
Make sure paper tray has paper before sending documents to print |
do |
Run the Optimize Drives feature to maximize free space on your hard drive |
do |
Use compressed air to remove dust and other particles from your keyboard |
do |
Check to see that your computer and device are plugged in |
do |
Turn off your router or modern before connecting to the internet |
don’t |
Call a technician right away if your computer doesn’t start |
don’t |
Which host site allows you to create and store data on Microsoft servers? |
OneDrive |
Which type of icon displayed in the address bar indicates a secure connection |
The circle with the lock |
Which browser setting prevents advertisements that appear in separate window when you connect to a Web page? |
Enable pop-up blocker |
Which sites lists journal entries in chronological order? |
Blogger |
Keyword stuffing is the practice of submitting a URL for a paid placement at the top or side of the search page? |
False |
What was the ARPANET’s first job? |
|
Website |
a collection of Web Pages maintained by a company or organization |
Which component is not included on a pinned App tab in firefox? |
Close button |
Which browser is the first browser to comply with all the standards from the W3C? |
Safari |
Which TLD is an example of a country code? |
.fr |
Each company or organization is responsible for maintaining its web pages and its computer hardware that connect to the internet? |
True |
cookie |
a small data file that can be installed on your computer by a pop-up ad to track your spending and browsing. |
SWF |
file extension for flash animation files |
What is one disadvantage of scripts? |
Poses a security risk |
What is a disadvantage about Cloud computing |
subject to provider’s technical issues |
Which component of search engine technology complies collected data into a organized list of keywords and URLs |
Indexer |
ASP |
provides software-based services over the internet |
.int |
extension reserved for domain names of international treaty organizations |
ISP supervise for-profit accredited domain registars such as Go daddy? |
False |
IE includes a combined search and Address bar; however this feature is lacking in Google Chrome |
False |
Dirt that gets in the fan of the computer’s power supply can cause the fan to stop working. |
True |
If a monitor has power and is connected to a computer but displays no image, the problem may be a hardware failure |
true |
What is the first thing to check when a printer fails to print a document? |
Power cord plugged in |
What is the minimum amount of free space recommended for a hardware drive? |
200MB |
an internal hard drive is an example of a peripheral device. |
false |
the CPU can crash if a computer is moved while processing is taking place? |
False |
Multiple temporary Internet files are stored on the computer whenever a user browses the internet |
True |
Which technology is designed for laptops and allows you to remotely lock and/or delete sensitive data from a stolen computer? |
LoJack |
A ruggedized laptop is generally recommended for people who work in standard office settings |
False |
the interface determines how information is formatted when sent to a printer |
false |
A proposed method of staying within budget when purchasing a computer is to buy more memory upfront and a less powerful processor. |
false |
Leaving a laptop unattended for a brief period of time while working at a coffee shop is considered to be a safe practice |
false |
If a solid-state device fails to read, cleaning the connection points with compressed air may correct the situation. |
true |
Which program is an example of virus protection software? |
McAfee |
When a computer is left idle for extended periods of time, it should be shut down or disconnected from the Internet. |
true |
What technique or practice concerning passwords is least effective? |
write it down |
While extreme heat can damage a computer’s components, extreme cold is unlikely to cause harm. |
false |
Which situation is most likely to cause a keyboard’s electrical connections to short circuit? |
spilled liquid |
What security tool on Mac OS computers enables a user to encrypt specific files and folders? |
FileVault |
What situation could cause a wireless mouse to be unresponsive on the screen? |
Dead battery |
Which recommendation applies to the issue displayed in this image? |
avoid high humidity |
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