• A) Direct Print Interface
• B) Dots Per Information
• C) Data Processing Input
• D) Dots Per Inch

• A) Inkjet Printer
• B) Dot Matrix Printer
• C) Thermal Printer
• D) Laser Printer

• A) To store paper
• B) To provide ink
• C) To store print jobs
• D) To provide toner powder for laser printing

• A) Drum Unit
• B) Paper Feed Mechanism
• C) Inkjet Nozzle
• D) Print Head

• A) Inkjet Printer
• B) Laser Printer
• C) Thermal Printer
• D) Dot Matrix Printer

• A) A printer that prints in color
• B) A printer that can print on both sides of the paper
• C) A printer that uses only laser technology
• D) A printer with a double paper tray

• A) High level of abstraction from hardware
• B) Easy to read and write
• C) Directly interacts with hardware
• D) Requires complex syntax

• A) Python
• B) Java
• C) Assembly Language
• D) C++

• A) Faster development time
• B) More readable code
• C) Direct hardware access
• D) Easier debugging

• A) Web development
• B) Database management
• C) System programming
• D) Mobile applications

• A) C
• B) Assembly Language
• C) Fortran
• D) BASIC

• A) To optimize system performance
• B) To create backups
• C) To detect and remove malware
• D) To manage network connections

• A) Behavioral analysis
• B) Disk defragmentation
• C) Network monitoring
• D) File encryption

• A) A scan based on known virus signatures
• B) A scan that analyzes file behavior to detect unknown threats
• C) A scan that checks system performance
• D) A scan that removes temporary files

• A) Full scan
• B) Quick scan
• C) Incremental scan
• D) Differential scan

• A) Device Manager
• B) System Configuration
• C) Programs and Features
• D) Task Manager

• A) To manage system updates
• B) To configure system security settings
• C) To manage user accounts and their settings
• D) To view network connections

• A) System and Security
• B) Hardware and Sound
• C) Ease of Access
• D) Display

• A) By selecting "System and Security"
• B) By selecting "Network and Sharing Center"
• C) By selecting "Hardware and Sound"
• D) By selecting "Programs and Features"

• A) To manage file backups
• B) To configure system updates
• C) To provide system security alerts and maintenance options
• D) To manage installed applications

• A) PDF Editor
• B) Document Editor
• C) PDF Reflow
• D) PDF Integration

• A) SharePoint Integration
• B) OneDrive Sync
• C) Co-authoring
• D) Document Sharing

• A) Accessibility Checker
• B) Speech Recognition
• C) Enhanced Readability
• D) Screen Reader Support

• A) By using the Quick Access Toolbar
• B) By customizing the Ribbon
• C) By accessing the Backstage View
• D) By using the Tell Me feature

• A) Word
• B) PowerPoint
• C) Excel
• D) Access

• A) One-time purchase cost
• B) Local storage for files
• C) Cloud-based access and continuous updates
• D) Limited collaboration features

• A) SharePoint
• B) OneDrive
• C) Teams
• D) Exchange Online

• A) Outlook
• B) Skype for Business
• C) Yammer
• D) Microsoft Teams

• A) SharePoint
• B) OneDrive
• C) Microsoft Teams
• D) Office Online

• A) Fixed cost regardless of number of users
• B) Access to software updates and new features
• C) Limited cloud storage
• D) No support for mobile devices

• A) Coaxial cable
• B) Optical fiber cable
• C) Twisted pair cable
• D) USB cable

• A) Audio connection
• B) Video connection
• C) Power connection
• D) Ethernet network connection

• A) VGA
• B) RJ45
• C) USB-C
• D) HDMI

• A) 50 meters
• B) 75 meters
• C) 100 meters
• D) 150 meters

• A) Cable designed for high-speed data transfer
• B) Cable with shielding to protect against interference
• C) Cable rated for installation in air ducts
• D) Cable with a gold-plated connector

• A) TCP/IP
• B) Ethernet
• C) ARPANET
• D) OSI

• A) Tim Berners-Lee
• B) Vint Cerf
• C) Leonard Kleinrock
• D) Robert Kahn

• A) Commercial networking
• B) Academic research and communication
• C) Personal networking
• D) Military communication

• A) Cisco
• B) IBM
• C) Xerox
• D) ARPA

• A) The connection of multiple networks
• B) The integration of internet and web services
• C) The interconnection of everyday objects to the internet
• D) The development of large-scale data centers

• A) To store print cartridges
• B) To transfer toner onto paper
• C) To control print quality
• D) To feed paper into the printer

• A) Laser printer
• B) Dot matrix printer
• C) Thermal printer
• D) Inkjet printer

• A) Smudging
• B) Paper jams
• C) Toner streaks
• D) Fading

• A) Higher print resolution
• B) Faster print speed
• C) Ability to print on both sides of the paper
• D) Lower printing cost

• A) Print head
• B) Paper feed mechanism
• C) Toner cartridge
• D) Drum unit

• A) To ensure color accuracy
• B) To clean the print heads
• C) To calibrate the printer for different paper types
• D) To fix print quality issues such as misalignment

• A) Assembly language is faster to execute
• B) Assembly language is more human-readable
• C) Machine code is more versatile
• D) Assembly language is more portable

• A) Java
• B) Python
• C) C++
• D) Assembly

• A) Object-oriented
• B) Functional
• C) Procedural
• D) Logic-based

• A) A type of variable
• B) A type of loop
• C) A set of instructions that performs a specific task
• D) A type of data structure

• A) To compile code
• B) To execute code
• C) To detect and fix errors in code
• D) To document code

• A) To increase data transfer speed
• B) To prevent unauthorized access to data
• C) To optimize system performance
• D) To ensure data backup

• A) To speed up network traffic
• B) To provide network connectivity
• C) To prevent unauthorized access to or from a network
• D) To store network data

• A) A method of improving network speed
• B) A technique for backing up data
• C) An attack that involves tricking individuals into divulging sensitive information
• D) A type of malware

• A) A type of data encryption
• B) A hardware component that detects threats
• C) A malicious software program that can replicate itself and spread
• D) A network security protocol

• A) To speed up system performance
• B) To manage system updates
• C) To detect and remove malicious software
• D) To optimize network settings

• A) Faster login times
• B) Increased user convenience
• C) Enhanced security by requiring two forms of identification
• D) Lower system resource usage

• A) By using the "Insert" tab and selecting "Table of Contents"
• B) By typing the contents manually
• C) By using the "Design" tab
• D) By using the "References" tab and selecting "Table of Contents"

• A) SUM
• B) COUNT
• C) MAX
• D) AVERAGE

• A) Slide Master
• B) Animation Pane
• C) Slide Layouts
• D) Custom Slide Show