Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Which command adds the CD ROM drivers to your ERD?
a. | load=c:\cdrom\d011v110.sys /D:mscd000 | c. | device=c:\cdrom\d011v110.sys
/C:mscd000 | b. | device=c:\cdrom\d011v110.sys /D:mscd000 | d. | dos=c:\cdrom\d011v110.sys
/D:mscd000 |
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The most common floppy drive type today is the ____ drive.
a. | 3.5" double density | b. | 5.25" high density | c. | 3.5" high
density | d. | 5.25" double density |
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This cable is for a:
a. | CD Drive | c. | SATA hard drive | b. | IDE hard drive | d. | Floppy drive |
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This program allows you to see the file attributes.
a. | attributes.exe | c. | attrib.exe | b. | attributes.com | d. | attrib.com |
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Which program can be used with DOS to unzip zip files?
a. | Winzip | c. | PKUnzip | b. | PKZip | d. | WinRAR |
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Which command makes a floppy disk bootable?
a. | format a: /system | c. | format a: /s | b. | format | d. | format a:/ |
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A pie-shaped wedge magnetically mapped on a disk is a ____.
a. | track | b. | trace | c. | sector | d. | partition |
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In a process known as ____, a floppy disk is mapped into tracks and
sectors.
a. | partitioning | b. | formatting | c. | mapping | d. | registering |
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Because the OS manages a file on the disk as a group of clusters, a cluster is
also called a ____.
a. | track | b. | file allocation unit | c. | sector | d. | segment |
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10.
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All ____-bit programs, including device drivers and BIOS, must be assigned
memory addresses in the first 1024K of addresses.
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 Figure 5-5
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In figure 5-5, you are looking at:
a. | EEPROM | c. | SD Card | b. | SRAM | d. | Flash Memory |
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12.
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The DOS command that deletes a specified subdirectory and all files and
subdirectories in that subdirectory is ____.
a. | ERASE | b. | KILL | c. | DEL | d. | DELTREE |
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Devices not located directly on the system board are called ____ devices.
a. | analog | b. | peripheral | c. | integrated | d. | serial |
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This command allows you to copy the entire contents of a disk with one
command.
a. | diskcopy | c. | copy /all | b. | copy | d. | extract.ext |
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15.
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The FAT code for the last cluster of a file is ____.
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Refer to image 5-1. What command would you use to recover files with a damaged
FAT entry?
a. | recovrfd a: -r | c. | recovrfd a: | b. | recovrfd a: -e | d. | recovrfd a: -f |
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The software in img 5-1 is used to
a. | Recover files from a damaged floppy disk | c. | Look at files on the directory in a
zip files | b. | Recover files from a damaged hard drive | d. | Recover files from a damaged floppy
drive |
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A cabinet file is...
a. | like a zip file, only it can be extracted using Windows or DOS and the unzip
command | c. | a folder | b. | like a zip file, only it can be extracted using
Windows or DOS and the extract command | d. | a file with other files stored inside of it, like a
folder |
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DOS OS files are placed on a disk one of two ways: either when the disk is
formatted or when the ____ command is executed.
a. | FORMAT /U | b. | SYS | c. | FDISK | d. | SCANDISK |
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The DOS command that makes an exact duplicate of a disk, sector by sector, is
____.
a. | COPY | b. | DISKCOPY | c. | XCOPY | d. | DUPE |
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____ are used to pass data back and forth between a hardware device and
memory.
a. | Memory addresses | b. | I/O addresses | c. | IRQ's | d. | DMA channels |
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22.
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Use the ____________ control panel to create a boot disk in Windows 98.
a. | System | c. | Add/Remove Programs | b. | Recovery | d. | Add/Remove
hardware |
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23.
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The DOS internal command that copies a single file or group of files is
____.
a. | XCOPY | b. | DISKCOPY | c. | DUPE | d. | COPY |
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24.
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This cable is for a:
a. | CD Drive | c. | SATA hard drive | b. | Floppy drive | d. | IDE hard drive |
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25.
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Doskey does this...
a. | allows you to repeat a typed command by hitting the right arrow | c. | sets your screen as
a keyboard in DOS | b. | allows you to hit the up arrow to repeat a
typed command | d. | allows DOS to
be loaded into the keyboard buffer |
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 5-6
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26.
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In figure 5-6, you are looking at:
a. | EEPROM | c. | Flash Memory | b. | SD Card | d. | SRAM |
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The DOS command FORMAT A: /S ____.
a. | formats the subdirectories on the disk in drive A: | b. | displays the format
of the disk in drive A: | c. | prepares the disk in the A: drive
use | d. | prepares the disk in the A: drive use and then copies the OS to
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Multiple Response
Identify one
or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.
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5-6
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28.
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Which of the following would this device work with? Select all that
apply.
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29.
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Which of the following should you be able to do with a good ERD?
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Completion
Complete each
statement.
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30.
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Type this command at a command prompt to view what’s currently loaded in
memory.
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31.
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Data is first written to the ____________________ side of a floppy disk.
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32.
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One or more sectors that constitute the smallest unit of space on a disk for
storing data (also referred to as a file allocation unit).
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33.
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This command allows you to delete a large directory structure.
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34.
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On a disk surface, one segment of a track, which almost always contains 512
bytes of data. Sometimes a single wedge of the disk surface is also called a ____.
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35.
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When you have two floppy drives in a computer, the second drive will have the
drive letter ___:/
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36.
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One or more sectors that constitute the smallest unit of space on a disk for
storing data. Also referred to as a file allocation unit.
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37.
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A file that has been written to different portions of the disk so that it is not
in contigious clusters.
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38.
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The disk surface is divided into many concentric circles or _____.
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Matching
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Match the following vocabulary words to their definitions.
a. | File allocation table (FAT) | e. | Emergency startup disk
(ESD) | b. | XCOPY command | f. | Internal DOS commands | c. | Removable drives | g. | Directory | d. | Master boot
record (MBR) | h. | Formatting (a floppy disk) |
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39.
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A Windows 9x system disk that also contains some Windows 9x diagnostic and
utility files.The ESD serves Windows 9x as a rescue disk.
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40.
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A table on a disk that tracks the clusters used to contain a file.
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41.
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The record written near the beginning of a floppy disk, containing information
about the disk as well as the startup operating system programs.
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42.
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A faster external DOS COPY program that can copy subdirectories (/S) (for
example, ________ *.* A:/S).
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43.
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To prepare a new floppy disk for use by placing tracks or cylinders on its
surface to store information (for example, FORMAT A:). Old disks can be reformatted, but all data on
them will be lost.
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44.
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A DOS table that contains file information such as name, size, time and date of
last modification, and the cluster number of the files beginning location.
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45.
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DOS commands whose coding is contained within COMMAND.COM and therefore are
automatically loaded into memory when COMMAND.COM is loaded.
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True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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46.
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Memory is managed the same in Windows 9x as it is in DOS.
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5-6
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47.
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This is considered removable media.
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 Figure
5–1
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48.
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In Figure 5-1, Item A, a cable that is spilt and twisted between the two drive
connectors, is a data cable for a floppy drive.
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49.
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In Figure 5-1, Item B, a cable consisting of two black wires, a red wire and a
yellow wire, is a data cable for a floppy drive.
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50.
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The current trend is to keep most motherboard setup information in jumpers and
switches.
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51.
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On a hard disk the master boot record and the DOS boot record are the same
record.
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52.
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All floppy disk MBRs are the same, regardless of whether the disk is bootable or
not.
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53.
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The purpose of an emergency repair disk is to be able to boot the computer and
fix it when Windows doesn’t work.
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54.
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A SIMM with a rating of 60 ns is faster than a SIMM with a rating of 80
ns.
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