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There is no data stored on the motherboard. True or False...
I look at this statement and think false mainly because there is SRAM which does contain data and is integrated on the mainboard. I might be wrong on the SRAM but i know the ROM BIOS contains CMOS setup which has a battery trickle energy to it so that it keeps its information about devices and time settings. So I would have to say...
False..
What do you think?
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A motherboard can accommodate up to ___ IDE devices in one system.
a. 2
b. 4
c. 6
d. 8
I chose B mainly because regular Integrated device electronics allow up to 4 devices and two on each ribbon cable. However I think i'm wrong because of the new ATA factor which is ATA/100? it uses serial cables and some system are allow to have to 6 ide devices if they have the regular IDE slots. Eh.. this test is only on previous chapters though.. hmm..
B.
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Each IDE connector can accomdate ______ devices.
a. 1
b. 2
c. 4
d. It depends on the type of IDE connector.
I chose B. I just thought two EIDE that are ATAPI complient would be allowed to hook up to a ribbon cable with two connecting slots. Maybe this is just in reference to a basic HDD and a Floppy, but maybe i'm wrong. What do you think?
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The _____ command supports copying subdirectories.
a. diskcopy
b. copy
c. xcopy
d. A and C
I'm iffy about this one mainly because diskcopy copies a disk and whatever you have on it meaning subdirectories also, but it doesn't work on a hard drive. However, xcopy works on disks and hard drives. The quesiton isn't specifying wheter it is a hard drive or floppy drive so I decided to go with..
D.
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18. Input/output devices communicate with components inside the computer case through a wireless connection or through cables attached to the case at a connection called a ___________.
a. trace
b. BNC connector
c. port
d. jumper
I'm putting my money on C mainly because wireless would probably be a network adapter. And cable attached to the case would most likely go to a port. I go with...
C
There is no data stored on the motherboard. True or False...
I look at this statement and think false mainly because there is SRAM which does contain data and is integrated on the mainboard. I might be wrong on the SRAM but i know the ROM BIOS contains CMOS setup which has a battery trickle energy to it so that it keeps its information about devices and time settings. So I would have to say...
False..
What do you think?
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A motherboard can accommodate up to ___ IDE devices in one system.
a. 2
b. 4
c. 6
d. 8
I chose B mainly because regular Integrated device electronics allow up to 4 devices and two on each ribbon cable. However I think i'm wrong because of the new ATA factor which is ATA/100? it uses serial cables and some system are allow to have to 6 ide devices if they have the regular IDE slots. Eh.. this test is only on previous chapters though.. hmm..
B.
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Each IDE connector can accomdate ______ devices.
a. 1
b. 2
c. 4
d. It depends on the type of IDE connector.
I chose B. I just thought two EIDE that are ATAPI complient would be allowed to hook up to a ribbon cable with two connecting slots. Maybe this is just in reference to a basic HDD and a Floppy, but maybe i'm wrong. What do you think?
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The _____ command supports copying subdirectories.
a. diskcopy
b. copy
c. xcopy
d. A and C
I'm iffy about this one mainly because diskcopy copies a disk and whatever you have on it meaning subdirectories also, but it doesn't work on a hard drive. However, xcopy works on disks and hard drives. The quesiton isn't specifying wheter it is a hard drive or floppy drive so I decided to go with..
D.
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18. Input/output devices communicate with components inside the computer case through a wireless connection or through cables attached to the case at a connection called a ___________.
a. trace
b. BNC connector
c. port
d. jumper
I'm putting my money on C mainly because wireless would probably be a network adapter. And cable attached to the case would most likely go to a port. I go with...
C