Test on Fundamentals of Computing and ICT
Fundamentals of Computing and ICT: A Student's Guide
Test: Presentations, Networking, Cybersecurity, Microsoft Word
20 questions
Question 1: The Morph transition is always compatible with older versions of PowerPoint.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials state that a disadvantage of the Morph transition is that it 'May not work in older versions', indicating it is not always compatible.
Question 2: Based on the study materials, what is a key distinction regarding the primary function of a hyperlink versus an action button in a presentation?
A. Hyperlinks improve visual communication, whereas action buttons simplify complex information.
B. Hyperlinks connect text or objects to websites, while action buttons link to another slide.
C. Hyperlinks allow real-time editing, but action buttons support multimedia learning.
D. Hyperlinks create animated storytelling effects, and action buttons trim video clips.
Explanation: The study materials state that 'Hyperlink opening a website' and 'Action button linking to another slide'. It also explicitly says 'Hyperlinks connect text or objects to websites,' and implies action buttons are for linking to other slides. Therefore, the primary distinction is that hyperlinks are used for websites, and action buttons are for other slides.
Question 3: Networking devices transfer data using cables or wireless signals to connect computers and networks.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: Networking devices transfer data using cables or wireless signals to connect computers and networks.
Question 4: Which of the following is NOT an element involved in the creation of an online identity, according to the study materials?
A. Posts
B. Interactions
C. IP addresses
D. Usernames
Explanation: Online identity is created through posts, interactions, usernames, and shared information. IP addresses are a networking concept that explains how data moves across networks, not an element of online identity creation.
Question 5: Strong passwords are easy to remember, which is why users often choose them.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials state that 'Strong passwords are harder to remember', listing this as a disadvantage.