NSC Information Technology Network protocols: 1.1.1 The protocol that defines

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1.1.1 The protocol that defines how webpages and their content are transferred across the Web
1.1.2 A collection of 8 bits
1.1.3 Collection of programs designed to use administrator rights to gain control of a computer for dangerous purposes
1.1.4 An update that can be downloaded to fix a specific bug in software
1.1.5 The electronic equivalent to junk mail
1.1.6 A part of a larger program that runs independently but simultaneously with other parts of the same program
1.1.7 The layout of the physical connection of the computers in a network
1.1.8 The posting of short text entries (140 characters or less) usually via a cellphone or smartphone.
1.1.9 The latest generation of cellular communication technology
1.1.10 The total amount of data that can be transferred from one point to another in a given period of time
1.2 Various options are given as possible answers to the following questions. Choose the answer and write only the letter (A–D) next to the question number (1.2.1–1.2.5), for example 1.2.6 D.
1.2.1 Copyright law is NOT broken when you ...
A. copy music from your friend’s computer to your mp3 player.
B. borrow a CD from a friend and copy it to your computer.
C. find and download music from the Internet.
D. copy your own CD to play on your mp3 player.
1.2.2 An algorithm is ...
A. a set of instructions written in a computer language that will solve a problem.
B. a sequence of logical steps that will solve a problem.
C. the source code of a computer program that will solve a problem.
D. a sequence of plans for the developing and selling of a computer program.
1.2.3 A cookie is a(n) ...
A. binary file that allows a program to run.
B. HTML file that contains Internet settings.
C. text file that stores information relating to websites.
D. file that stores information about a database table.
1.2.4 Which ONE of the following refers to an encryption process used to authenticate the identity of the sender of an e-mail message?
A. Digital certificate
B. Digital divide
C. Digital handshake
D. Digital signature
1.2.5 Which ONE of the following is NOT a suitable application of Bluetooth technology?
A. Wireless communication between a mobile phone and a hands-free headset
B. Wireless communication between PCs in different rooms.
C. Wireless communication with PC input and output devices.
D. Digital signature

1.1.1 The protocol that defines how webpages and their content are transferred across the Web

1.1.2 A collection of 8 bits

1.1.3 Collection of programs designed to use administrator rights to gain control of a computer for dangerous purposes

1.1.4 An update that can be downloaded to fix a specific bug in software

1.1.5 The electronic equivalent to junk mail

1.1.6 A part of a larger program that runs independently but simultaneously with other parts of the same program

1.1.7 The layout of the physical connection of the computers in a network

1.1.8 The posting of short text entries (140 characters or less) usually via a cellphone or smartphone.

1.1.9 The latest generation of cellular communication technology

1.1.10 The total amount of data that can be transferred from one point to another in a given period of time

1.2.1 Copyright law is NOT broken when you ...

1.2.2 An algorithm is ...

1.2.3 A cookie is a(n) ...

1.2.4 Which ONE of the following refers to an encryption process used to authenticate the identity of the sender of an e-mail message?

1.2.5 Which ONE of the following is NOT a suitable application of Bluetooth technology?

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