Computer Networks
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Q61.Which type of code is used in computer language :
Correct Answer: C
Binary is the correct factual response to “Which type of code is used in computer language :”.
Q62.Which are low level computer language :
Correct Answer: C
Both A and B is the correct factual response to “Which are low level computer language :”.
Q63.Blank DVDs on which data can be erased and rewritten are identified as
Correct Answer: B
DVD+RW DVDs on which data can be erased and rewritten are identified as.
Q64.Fifth generation of computer is referred to
Correct Answer: B
Artificial Intelligence is the correct factual response to “Fifth generation of computer is referred to”.
Q65.Who invented computer
Correct Answer: A
Charles Babbage is the correct factual response to “Who invented computer”.
Q66.A Computer program that translate one program instruction at a time into machine language is called:
Correct Answer: A
Interpreter is the correct factual response to “A Computer program that translate one program instruction at a time into machine language is called:”.
Q67.______ developed the idea for the Universal Turing Machine which becomes the basis for the first computer.
Correct Answer: B
Alan Turing developed the idea for the Universal Turing Machine which becomes the basis for the first computer..
Q68.Cyber security is related to.
Correct Answer: D
All of these is the correct factual response to “Cyber security is related to.”.
Q69.Ram Nath kovind is incumbent president of:
Correct Answer: C
India is the correct factual response to “Ram Nath kovind is incumbent president of:”.
Q70.Which of the following is not necessarry for a stand-alone computer?
Correct Answer: D
LAN Card is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q71.The cash balance of the Company is more than the cash balance of US:
Correct Answer: A
Apple is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q72.Penicillin was discovered by:
Correct Answer: C
Alexander fleming is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q73.The basic building blocks of plants and animals are referred to as:
Correct Answer: A
Cells are the basic structural and functional building blocks of all living organisms, including plants and animals.
Q74.How many margins are there on a page?
Correct Answer: D
There are four margins on a standard page of a document: Top margin, Bottom margin, Left margin, and Right margin. These margins are the blank spaces surrounding the text. The standard margin size is generally 1 inch (or 2.54 cm) on all four sides.
Q75.Which one of the following menu options is used to perform spell check in MS-Word?
Correct Answer: B
In MS Word, Spelling and Grammar is used to check spelling and grammatical errors. The option is available under the Review tab. Word can identify misspelled words and suggest corrections. In newer versions, the feature may appear as Editor.
Q76.HTML stands for _____?
Correct Answer: B
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It structures and creates webpages using tags. Filename extensions are .html or .htm.
Q77.Which of the following computer language is written in binary codes only?
Correct Answer: D
Machine Language is the lowest-level computer language, written entirely in binary code (0s and 1s) and understood directly by the CPU.
Q78.What is the best definition of topology in networking?
Correct Answer: A
Network topology defines the physical or logical arrangement and configuration of nodes, links, and devices in a computer network.
Q79.The language that the computer can understand and execute is called ____?
Correct Answer: A
Machine language is the fundamental programming language consisting of binary instructions (0s and 1s) directly understood and executed by the computer CPU.
Q80.If you want to connect two nearby situated buildings then which of the following type of network you will use?
Correct Answer: B
A Local Area Network (LAN) is ideal for connecting computers and devices in closely located buildings, providing high-speed, cost-effective connectivity over short distances.