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Technology - General Quiz
Technology - General · Cybersecurity Quiz
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Technology is the application of scientific knowledge to create tools, systems, and solutions that solve problems and improve human life. From the invention of the wheel to artific...
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All 20 questions in this Technology - General quiz
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What does API stand for?
- A. Advanced Program Interaction
- B. Application Process Integration
- C. Applied Programming Internet
- D. Application Programming Interface
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What does 'SD' in SD card stand for?
- A. Small Drive
- B. Storage Device
- C. Super Data
- D. Secure Digital
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What does 'VFX' stand for?
- A. Visual Frequency X
- B. Variable Focus X
- C. Visual Effects
- D. Virtual Film X
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What is a 'Trojan' in computing?
- A. A firewall brand
- B. A type of malware disguised as real software
- C. A browser
- D. A fast processor
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What does 'MAC' stand for in 'MAC Address'?
- A. Main Access Code
- B. Master Area Connection
- C. Memory Allocation Core
- D. Media Access Control
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What is 'Java'?
- A. A coffee brand
- B. A programming language
- C. A monitor type
- D. A keyboard
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What is the main purpose of an 'Operating System'?
- A. To manage hardware and software
- B. To browse the web
- C. To send emails
- D. To edit photos
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What is the name of the first computer ever made?
- A. Altair
- B. ENIAC
- C. IBM PC
- D. Apple I
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What device displays output?
- A. Monitor
- B. CPU
- C. Keyboard
- D. Mouse
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What does an 'IP68' rating on a smartphone indicate about its physical durability?
- A. It is drop-proof up to 6 feet
- B. It is highly resistant to both dust and immersion in water
- C. It can withstand extreme temperatures
- D. It has a screen that cannot be scratched
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Which 3D printing process works by melting a plastic filament and extruding it layer by layer through a nozzle?
- A. Stereolithography (SLA)
- B. Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
- C. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)
- D. Digital Light Processing (DLP)
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What is 'CGI'?
- A. Core General Index
- B. Computer Generated Imagery
- C. Common Global Interface
- D. Central Graphic Input
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What is the name of the high-speed data transfer technology developed by Intel that uses light (optical) or copper cables and supports daisy-chaining multiple devices?
- A. USB 2.0
- B. FireWire
- C. Thunderbolt
- D. SATA
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Which of these cooling methods for a high-performance PC uses a pump to circulate a coolant through a radiator?
- A. Air Cooling
- B. Passive Cooling
- C. Liquid Cooling (AIO)
- D. Nitrogen Cooling
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What is 'E-commerce'?
- A. Buying/Selling over the internet
- B. Electronic games
- C. Electronic music
- D. Emailing
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What is the term for the tactile 'vibration' or 'force' feedback provided by technology to simulate the sense of touch?
- A. Visual Feedback
- B. Haptic Feedback
- C. Acoustic Feedback
- D. Kinetic Energy
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What does 'RAID' stand for in computer storage?
- A. Read Access Input Data
- B. Random Access Internal Device
- C. Redundant Array of Independent Disks
- D. Rapid Access Inbuilt Drive
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Which version of the USB standard introduced a reversible connector and supports Power Delivery (PD) up to 240 Watts?
- A. USB 2.0
- B. USB 3.0
- C. USB-C
- D. FireWire
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Which year was the first SMS sent?
- A. 1995
- B. 1985
- C. 1990
- D. 1992
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Which operating system is developed by Apple for its computers?
- A. iOS
- B. Windows
- C. Linux
- D. macOS