hardware and memory mcq
1.
According to Moore ’s law:
A.
computer prices will decrease dramatically every year.
B.
memory storage size will double every year.
C.
hard disk space will increase into the terabyte range
within a decade.
D.
CPU capacity will double every 18 months.
Answer: D
2.
The portion of the CPU that coordinates the
activities of all the other computer components is the:
A.
motherboard.
B.
coordination board.
C.
control unit.
D.
arithmetic logic unit.
Answer: C Reference: Evaluating the CPU
Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
3.
The CPU does all of the following EXCEPT:
A.
store data.
B.
process instructions.
C.
manage the flow of information through the computer
system.
D.
process data that has been inputted into the system.
Answer: A Reference: Evaluating the CPU
Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
4.
Mathematical calculations and comparison decisions
are performed by the ____________ of the CPU.
A.
numerical calculator
B.
central calculation unit
C.
control unit
D.
arithmetic logic unit (ALU)
Answer: D Reference: Evaluating the CPU
Subsystem Difficulty: Easy
5.
The terms megahertz and gigahertz refer to the
number of ____________ per second that a CPU can perform.
A.
machine cycles
B.
arithmetic calculations
C.
video updates
D.
program instructions
Answer: A Reference: Evaluating the CPU
Subsystem Difficulty: Easy
6.
All of the following are considered subsystems
EXCEPT:
A.
CPU.
B.
memory.
C.
device.
D.
storage.
Answer: C Reference: Assessing Your Hardware:
Evaluating Your System Difficulty: Moderate
7.
Every time the CPU performs a program instruction
it goes through all the following steps EXCEPT:
A.
the CPU fetches the required piece of data from RAM
B.
the CPU executes the instruction and stores it on an
external device.
C.
the CPU decodes the instruction so that the computer can
understand it.
D.
the CPU executes the instruction and stores it in RAM.
Answer: B Reference: Evaluating the CPU
Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
8.
DRAM, SRAM, and DDR RAM are all types of:
A.
CPUs.
B.
read-only memory.
C.
random access memory.
D.
operating systems.
Answer: C Reference: Evaluating RAM: The Memory
Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
9.
Which of the following statements is FALSE
concerning RAM?
A.
RAM is an example of volatile storage.
B.
When the power is turned off, data remains in RAM.
C.
RAM is located in memory modules on the motherboard.
D.
The speed of retrieving data from RAM is measured in
nanoseconds.
Answer: B Reference: Evaluating RAM: The Memory
Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
10.
All of the following statements concerning RAM are
true EXCEPT:
A.
RAM is the temporary holding space for all data and
instructions that the computer uses while it is on.
B.
At a minimum, you need enough RAM to run the operating
system and whatever software applications you are running.
C.
Adding more RAM will not improve system performance.
D.
The amount of RAM on the memory modules, in the
computer, is referred to as physical memory.
Answer: C Reference: Evaluating RAM: The Memory
Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
11.
Which of the following statements is TRUE
concerning virtual memory?
A.
Virtual memory is the space on the hard drive where the
operating system begins to store data when it becomes memory-bound.
B.
Accessing data from RAM is a slower than accessing data
from virtual memory.
C.
When it is using virtual memory, the operating system
builds a file called the RAM file.
D.
If a computer is memory-bound, adding more RAM will not
solve the problem.
Answer: A Reference: Virtual memory Difficulty: Challenging
12.
____________
storage refers to storage that loses its data when the power is turned
off.
A.
Permanent
B.
Volatile
C.
Nonvolatile
D.
Virtual
Answer: B Reference: Evaluating RAM: The Memory
Subsystem Difficulty: Easy
13.
The time it takes a CPU to retrieve data from RAM
is measured in:
A.
milliseconds.
B.
microseconds.
C.
nanoseconds.
D.
picoseconds.
Answer: C Reference: Evaluating RAM: The Memory
Subsystem Difficulty: Challenging
14.
The ____________ of the hard drive is the sum of
seek time and latency (rotational delay).
A.
rpm
B.
access time
C.
spin time
D.
read time
Answer: B Reference: Did Deeper: How a Hard
Disk Drive Works Difficulty: Moderate
15.
The speed of a hard drive is measured in:
A.
milliseconds.
B.
MHz.
C.
GHz.
D.
nanoseconds.
Answer: A Reference: The Hard Disk Drive Difficulty: Moderate
16.
Rotational delay, on a hard disk drive, is also
known as:
A.
latency.
B.
seek time.
C.
access time.
D.
rpm.
Answer: A Reference: Dig Deeper: How a Hard
Disk Drive Works Difficulty: Challenging
17.
When using virtual memory, accessing data from the
hard drive is over ____________ than accessing data from RAM.
A.
100 times faster
B.
1,000 times faster
C.
1,000,000 times slower
D.
10,000,000 times slower
Answer: C Reference: Virtual Memory Difficulty: Challenging
18.
The PF Usage portion of the Task Manager’s
Performance tab indicates the:
A.
processing frequency of the CPU.
B.
size of the page file in virtual memory.
C.
number of page swaps per second that are taking place.
D.
total RAM that is installed on the system.
Answer: B Reference: Virtual Memory Difficulty: Challenging
19.
The number of pixels displayed on a screen is known
as the screen:
A.
resolution.
B.
color depth.
C.
refresh rate.
D.
viewing size.
Answer: A Reference: Monitors Difficulty: Easy
20.
Low-level formatting of a hard disk will:
A.
initialize the file allocation table.
B.
reallocate data in order to make disk access more
efficient.
C.
defragment the disk.
D.
create tracks and sectors on the magnetic surface.
Answer: D Reference: Dig Deeper: How a Hard
Disk Drive Works Difficulty: Challenging
21.
Which of the following statements, concerning sound
cards, is FALSE?
A.
Most computers ship with a 3D sound card.
B.
Most sound cards do not include a microphone in port.
C.
Sound cards are expansion cards that attach to the
motherboard.
D.
3D sound convinces the ear that the sound is
omnidirectional.
Answer: B Reference: Sound Cards Difficulty: Easy
22.
Which of the following is TRUE concerning
read/write heads?
A.
Read/write heads retrieve and record data to and from
the hard disk.
B.
Read/write heads move from the center of the platter to
the outer edges.
C.
Read/write heads actually touch the surface of the
platter.
D.
Read/write heads move over the spinning platters up to
1,000 times per second.
Answer: A Reference: Dig Deeper: How a Hard
Disk Drive Works Difficulty: Moderate
23.
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
A.
The newer version of USB (USB 2.0) transfers data at a
rate of 12 Mbps.
B.
Bluetooth 2.0 has a maximum transfer rate of 3 Mbps.
C.
IrDA does not need a clear line of sight.
D.
Ethernet ports are most commonly used to connect
digital cameras.
Answer: B Reference: Evaluating Port
Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
24.
The gridlike pattern, created on a hard disk drive
by low-level formatting, is composed of:
A.
read heads and write heads.
B.
tracks and sectors.
C.
platters and segments.
D.
megabits and megabytes.
Answer: B Reference: The Hard Disk Drive Difficulty: Easy
25.
The hard disk’s access time is determined by the
sum of which two factors?
A.
latency and rotational delay
B.
seek time and rpm
C.
data transfer time and platter spin rate
D.
seek time and latency
Answer: D Reference: Dig Deeper: How a Hard
Disk Drive Works Difficulty: Challenging
26.
Which of the following portable storage devices is
likely to have the least storage
capacity?
A.
Zip disk
B.
CD
C.
Floppy disk
D.
DVD
Answer: C Reference: Portable Storage Options: The
Floppy and Beyond Difficulty: Easy
27.
All of the following should be considered when
purchasing a monitor EXCEPT:
A.
viewing size.
B.
VRAM.
C.
refresh rate.
D.
dot pitch.
Answer: B Reference: Monitors Difficulty: Moderate
28.
CRT and LCD are types of:
A.
ports.
B.
video cards.
C.
monitors
D.
memory.
Answer: C Reference: Monitors Difficulty: Easy
29.
When reporting the speed of a CD-RW drive as
48x12x48, the order of the speeds is:
A.
record à rewrite à playback.
B.
record à playback à rewrite.
C.
playback à rewrite à record.
D.
playback à record à rewrite.
Answer: A Reference: CDs and DVDs Difficulty: Challenging
30.
Which of the following statements is FALSE
concerning flash drives?
A.
Flash drives fit into a USB port only one way.
B.
Flash drives can be damaged by moisture and dust.
C.
Flash drives should be removed while the activity LED
is lit.
D.
Flash drives should be removed when the “Safe to Remove Drive ”
message appears.
Answer: C Reference: Bits and Bytes: Taking
Care of Flash Drives Difficulty: Easy
31.
Which of the following statements, concerning
speakers, is FALSE?
A.
Amplified speakers need no external power.
B.
Unamplified speakers use internal power.
C.
Amplified speakers produce better quality sound.
D.
For better bass sounds, a subwoofer is recommended.
Answer: A Reference: Speakers Difficulty: Moderate
32.
The device that converts binary data into the
images that display on the monitor is called a(n):
A.
CRT.
B.
video card.
C.
image processor.
D.
Ethernet card.
Answer: B Reference: Video Cards Difficulty: Easy
33.
All of the following terms apply to random access
memory (RAM) EXCEPT:
A.
volatile storage.
B.
physical memory.
C.
DIMMs.
D.
permanent storage.
Answer: D Reference: Evaluating RAM: The Memory Subsystem Difficulty:
Moderate
34.
____________ ports have a maximum throughput of 4
Mbps and require that a line of sight be maintained between the ports on the
two devices.
A.
IrDA
B.
RJ-45
C.
Bluetooth
D.
Analog/Digital
Answer: A Reference: Evaluating Port
Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
35.
____________
refers to the number of bits used to represent a pixel.
A.
Resolution
B.
Dot pitch
C.
Refresh rate
D.
Bit depth
Answer: D Reference: Video Cards Difficulty: Challenging
36.
Screen resolution is changed in:
A.
refresh rate mode.
B.
Add/Remove Programs.
C.
Performance Properties.
D.
Display Properties.
Answer: D Reference: Monitors Difficulty: Easy
37.
Increasing the resolution of a monitor will:
A.
decrease the size of the images.
B.
increase the size of the images.
C.
increase the number of colors displayed.
D.
result in a slower refresh rate.
Answer: A Reference: Monitors Difficulty: Moderate
38.
The ____________ port transfers data at 800 Mbps
but is available only on some Macs.
A.
parallel
B.
FireWire 800
C.
RJ-45
D.
DVI
Answer: B Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Easy
39.
Which of the following can be connected to an RJ-45
jack?
A.
digital cameras
B.
mice
C.
printers
D.
network connections
Answer: D Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
40.
Which of the following can NOT be connected to a
parallel port?
A.
cable modems
B.
printers
C.
Zip drives
D.
scanners
Answer: A Reference: Figure 6.33: Ports and Their Uses Difficulty: Easy
41.
____________ ports are replacing traditional
parallel and serial ports.
A.
Line input
B.
USB
C.
RJ-45
D.
Ethernet
Answer: B Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Easy
42.
All of the following are wireless transmission
standards EXCEPT:
A.
Bluetooth.
B.
IrDA.
C.
Gigabit Ethernet.
D.
WiFi.
Answer: C Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
43.
A(n) ____________ is necessary for the most recent
surround sound standard.
A.
amplified speaker
B.
3D sound card
C.
graphic equalizer
D.
Dolby 7.1 sound card
Answer: D Reference: Sound Cards Difficulty: Challenging
44.
Most basic sound cards contain all of the following
input/output jacks EXCEPT:
A.
microphone in.
B.
speaker in.
C.
Ethernet port.
D.
gaming port.
Answer: C Reference: Sound Cards Difficulty: Easy
45.
Which of the following will NOT make your system
more reliable?
A.
installing the latest version of the software.
B.
adding an expansion hub.
C.
installing new patches as they become available.
D.
checking for and installing bug fixes.
Answer: B Reference: Evaluating System Reliability Difficulty: Easy
46.
Connecting to the Internet using a cable modem is
best accomplished via a(n) ____________ port.
A.
serial
B.
USB 1.1
C.
FireWire
D.
Ethernet
Answer: D Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Easy
47.
Which of the following statements is FALSE
concerning CPUs?
A.
Replacement CPUs are expensive but reasonably easy to
install.
B.
All CPUs are interchangeable.
C.
Replacement CPUs must be compatible with the
motherboard.
D.
Upgrading the CPU affects only the processing portion
of the system performance.
Answer: B Reference: Upgrading Your CPU Difficulty: Moderate
48.
Another term for IEEE 1394 is:
A.
IrDA.
B.
USB.
C.
FireWire.
D.
Bluetooth.
Answer: C Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Challenging
49.
Which of the following statements concerning
Bluetooth is FALSE?
A.
Bluetooth requires a clear line of sight.
B.
The maximum distance between two devices that Bluetooth
supports is 30 feet.
C.
Bluetooth technology uses radio waves.
D.
Bluetooth is a good solution for short-distance
connections such as wireless keyboards.
Answer: A Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Challenging
Fill in the Blank:
50.
The series of steps the CPU goes through, every
time it performs a program instruction, is called a(n) ____________.
Answer: machine cycle Reference: Evaluating the CPU Subsystem Difficulty: Challenging
51.
The speed of newer CPUs is measured in
____________.
Answer: gigahertz (GHz)
Reference: Upgrading Your CPU Difficulty: Easy
52.
Your system is considered ____________ if it is
limited in how fast it can send data to the CPU because there is not enough RAM
installed.
Answer: memory-bound Reference: Virtual Memory Difficulty: Moderate
53.
The memory that your operating system uses is
referred to as ____________.
Answer: kernel memory Reference: Evaluating RAM: The Memory
Subsystem Difficulty: Challenging
54.
The ____________ in the CPU coordinates the
activities of all the other computer components.
Answer: control unit Reference: Evaluating the CPU Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
55.
Logic and comparison decisions, such as comparing
items to determine if one is greater than, less than, equal to, or not equal to
another, is the job of the ____________ in the CPU.
Answer: arithmetic logic unit (ALU) Reference:
Evaluating the CPU Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
56.
The ____________ of the hard disk drive is
expressed in either megabits or megabytes.
Answer: data transfer rate Reference: The Hard Disk Drive Difficulty: Challenging
57.
Rented storage that is accessible from any Web
browser is known as____________.
Answer: online storage Reference: Bits and Bytes: Store It
Online Difficulty: Moderate
58.
When using virtual memory, your system builds a
file called a(n) ____________.
Answer: page file Reference: Virtual Memory Difficulty: Moderate
59.
When the read/write heads and/or dust particles
make contact with the platter this is known as a(n) ____________.
Answer: head crash Reference: Dig Deeper: How a Hard Disk
Drive Works Difficulty: Moderate
60.
Most monitors sold today support the ____________
technology, meaning that once you have connected the new monitor to your system
and booted up Windows will automatically recognize the monitor and configure it
to work with your system.
Answer: Plug and Play Reference: Monitors Difficulty: Easy
61.
A ____________ is an interface through which
external devices are connected to your computer.
Answer: port Reference:
Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Easy
62.
The ____________ are the concentric circles formed
on a hard disk drive through low-level formatting.
Answer: tracks
Reference: Did Deeper: How a Hard Disk
Drive Works Difficulty:
Moderate
63.
Because floppy disks and Zip disks use magnetized
film to store data, they are referred to as ____________ media.
Answer: magnetic Reference: Portable Storage Options: The Floppy and Beyond Difficulty:
Moderate
64.
The ____________ port is generally used for
printers and transfers data between devices in groups of bits.
Answer: parallel
Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
65.
Because CDs and DVDs use a laser to read and write
data, they are referred to as ____________ media.
Answer: optical Reference: Portable Storage Options: The Floppy and Beyond Difficulty:
Moderate
66.
Video card memory is known as ____________.
Answer: VRAM Reference: Video Cards Difficulty: Easy
67.
A monitor’s ____________ is the number of times per
second that its pixel illumination is recharged.
Answer: refresh rate Reference: Monitors Difficulty: Easy
68.
A flash drive fits into the ____________ port only
one way.
Answer: USB Reference:
Bits and Bytes: Taking Care of
Flash Drives Difficulty: Moderate
69.
A(n) ____________ port allows the transfer of data,
one bit at a time, over a single wire at speeds of up to 56 Kbps.
Answer: serial Reference: Evaluating Port
Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
70.
A(n) ____________ port is a port that allows you to
connect electronic musical instruments (such as synthesizers) to your computer.
Answer: MIDI Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
71.
A(n) ____________ port uses infrared light waves to
wirelessly transmit data.
Answer: IrDA Reference:
Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
72.
A(n) ____________ is a sequence of peripheral
devices, each connected to the other through USB ports, with the last one
connected directly to the computer.
Answer: daisy chain Reference: Adding Ports:
Expansion Cards and Hubs Difficulty: Challenging
73.
____________technology uses radio waves to transmit
data over short distances.
Answer: Bluetooth Reference: Evaluating Port
Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
74.
Programs located in the Startup folder run every
time your computer ____________.
Answer: reboots Reference: Evaluating System
Reliability Difficulty: Moderate
75.
The ____________ utility reorganizes the files on
the hard disk, improving the efficiency of the hard drive.
Answer: Disk Defragmenter Reference:
Evaluating System Reliability Difficulty: Moderate
True and False:
76.
When purchasing a monitor, a low dot pitch is
preferable.
Answer: True Reference:
Monitors Difficulty: Moderate
77.
The Intel series of processors that can work on two
separate sets of instructions at the same time (in parallel) are known as Core
Duo processors.
Answer: True Reference:
Upgrading Your CPU Difficulty: Moderate
78.
The number of times per second the illumination of
each pixel is recharged is the refresh
rate.
Answer: True Reference:
Monitors Difficulty: Easy
79.
IDE is a type of port.
Answer: False (hard drive) Reference:
The Hard Disk Drive Difficulty: Moderate
80.
To check the total capacity of the hard drive,
double-click the My Computer icon, right-click the C drive icon, and select
Properties from the shortcut menu.
Answer: True Reference:
The Hard Disk Drive Difficulty: Moderate
81.
Hard disk drives, CD drives, DVD drives, and floppy
disk drives are all examples of volatile storage devices.
Answer: False (permanent) Reference:
Evaluating The Storage Subsystem Difficulty: Easy
82.
The Performance tab of the Windows Task Manager
shows how much physical memory is installed in the system.
Answer: True Reference:
Evaluating RAM: The Memory Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
83.
The hard disk drive is the fastest of all permanent
storage devices.
Answer: True Reference:
The Hard Disk Drive Difficulty: Easy
84.
Processor speed is measured in machine cycles per
second.
Answer: True Reference:
Evaluating the CPU Subsystem Difficulty: Moderate
85.
Running Disk
Defragmenter is a quick and easy way to delete temporary Internet files
that have accumulated on the hard drive.
Answer: False (Disk Cleanup) Reference:
Evaluating System Reliability Difficulty: Moderate
86.
In addition to running your regular antivirus
program, it is recommended that you run antispyware and antiadware programs.
Answer: True Reference:
Evaluating System Reliability Difficulty: Easy
87.
Using expansion hubs is a good way to enable your
computer to support more USB and FireWire devices.
Answer: True Reference:
Adding Ports: Expansion Cards and Hubs Difficulty: Easy
88.
The FireWire port is used to connect your computer
to a local network or cable modem.
Answer: False (Ethernet) Reference:
Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty: Moderate
Matching:
89.
Match the following acronyms to their descriptions:
I. IDE A. type of memory module
II. ALU B. memory for graphics
display
III. VRAM C. port for wireless data
transmission
IV. IrDA D. type of hard disk drive
V. DIMM E. CPU component that
performs mathematical operations
Answer: D, E, B, C, A Reference: Multiple locations in chapter Difficulty:
Easy
90.
Match the following terms to their meanings:
II. latency B. measurement of pixel color
representation capability
III. hertz C. measurement of data
transfer rate
IV. bit
depth D. time to wait for
disk to spin to proper position
V. bps E. time to wait for
disk arm to position to proper track
Answer: E, D, A, B, C Reference: Multiple locations in chapter Difficulty:
Challenging
91.
Assume that you have one port of each type
specified. Match each device listed with the most appropriate port, given this
limitation:
I. 56K
modem A. USB 1.1
II. printer B. FireWire
III. mouse C. Ethernet
IV. camcorder D. serial
V. cable
modem E. parallel
Answer: D, E, A, B, C Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity (Figure 6.29) Difficulty:
Challenging
92.
Match the following terms to their meanings:
II. daisy
chain B. CPU component
III. format C. sequence of peripheral
devices connected via ports
IV. amplified D. establish tracks and sectors
on a disk
V. PF
usage E. type of speaker
requiring external power source
Answer: B, C, D, E, A Reference: Multiple locations in chapter Difficulty:
Moderate
93.
Match the following terms to their meanings:
II. sectors B. a hard drive is composed
of several of these stacked onto a spindle
III. bits C. the time it takes a
storage device to locate and retrieve stored data
IV. platters D. concentric circles on a
hard drive
V. access
time E. pie-shaped wedges on a
hard drive
Answer: D, E, A, B, C Reference: Multiple locations in chapter Difficulty:
Moderate
94.
Match the following storage media to their
capacity:
II. Zip
disk B. 1.44 MB
III. CD C. 128 MB to 8 GB (and
up)
IV. DVD D. 100 MB to 750 MB
V. flash
memory E. 700 MB
Answer: B, D, E, A, C Reference: Figure 6.20 Portable Storage Capacities Difficulty:
Challenging
95.
Match the following acronyms with their
definitions:
I. VRAM A. a rewritable compact disk
II. CRT B. memory resident on
video cards
III. LCD C. a type of display
similar to a TV
IV. GB D. a type of display
with a small footprint
V. CD-RW E. one billion bytes
Answer: B, C, D, E, A Reference: Multiple locations in chapter Difficulty:
Easy
96.
Match the following ports to their data transfer
speeds:
I. Serial A. 480 Mbps
II. Parallel B. 56 Kbps
III. USB
2.0 C. 12 Mbps
IV. FireWire
800 D. 10 Mbps–100 Mbps
V. Ethernet E. 800 Mbps
Answer: B, C, A, E, D Reference: Figure 6.33 Ports and Their Uses Difficulty: Challenging
97.
Match the following acronyms with their
definitions:
I. FAT A. speed at which data is
transferred
II. Mbps B. fast becoming the most
common port on computers today
III. USB C. an interface used to
connect musical instruments
IV. MIDI D. Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers
V. IEEE E. the name of the catalog
that the computer uses to keep track of where each file
is located on the hard drive
Answer: E, A, B, C, D Reference: Multiple locations in chapter Difficulty:
Easy
98.
Match the following terms to their meanings:
I. Bluetooth A. also known as Fast Ethernet
II. 100Base-T B. transmits data between devices
using infrared light waves
III. IrDA C. Ethernet with a
transfer rate of up to 1,000 Mbps
IV. Gigabit
Ethernet D. previously called the IEEE
1394 port
V. FireWire
E. uses radio waves to
send data over short distances
Answer: E, A, B, C, D Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty:
Moderate
99.
Match the following terms to their meanings:
II. hertz B. portable devices also
known as thumb drives
III. flash
drives C. memory used by the
operating system
IV. kernel
memory D. one-thousandth of a second
V. millisecond
E. one-billionth of a second
Answer: E, A, B, C, D Reference: Multiple locations in chapter Difficulty:
Moderate
100.
Match the following terms to their meanings:
I. GHz A. standard adopted by
the music industry that transfers data at a rate of 31.5 Kbps
II. RJ-45
jack B. technical name for an
Ethernet port
III. WiFi C. wireless transmission
standard that transfers data up to 54 Mbps
IV. MIDI D. one billion cycles per
second
V. expansion
hub E. a device that connects to one
port and provides four or eight new ports
Answer: D, B, C, A, E Reference: Evaluating Port Connectivity Difficulty:
Moderate
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