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70-270-XP-Ch1

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

A(n) ____ is a computer that hosts resources for use by other systems on the network.
a.
server
c.
operating system
b.
client
d.
software
 

 2. 

How many products are in the Windows XP family?
a.
2
c.
4
b.
3
d.
5
 

 3. 

Windows XP ____ Edition is a version of Windows XP designed specifically for computers that serve as multimedia operation centers.
a.
Tablet PC
c.
Home
b.
Media Center
d.
64-Bit
 

 4. 

If you need to connect to a large Microsoft network, then you need to select Windows XP ____ Edition.
a.
Tablet PC
c.
Home
b.
Professional
d.
64-Bit
 

 5. 

Both XP and 2003 were part of the project named ____.
a.
.NET
c.
Whistler
b.
3K
d.
HomeBase
 

 6. 

Which of the following products was developed first chronologically?
a.
Windows 2000 Professional
c.
Windows ME
b.
Windows for Workgroups
d.
Windows SE
 

 7. 

Which of the following is the first step in upgrading from XP Home to Professional?
a.
Ensure that your hardware and software is compatible using the Upgrade Advisor.
b.
Perform an antivirus scan on your system.
c.
Back up any important data.
d.
Verify that your computer system meets the minimum system requirements of Windows XP Professional.
 

 8. 

____ is the capability of a system to automatically detect the presence of new hardware and install the appropriate device driver.
a.
Pack and play
c.
Plug and Play
b.
Auto-detect
d.
Multiprocessing
 

 9. 

____ is a processor-scheduling regime in which the OS maintains strict control over how long any execution thread may take possession of the CPU.
a.
Cooperative multitasking
c.
MS-DOS
b.
Multithreading
d.
Preemptive multitasking
 

 10. 

What is the name of the file system originally used by DOS?
a.
FAT
c.
VFAT
b.
FAT32
d.
NTFS
 

 11. 

By joining a domain, Windows XP Professional interacts with the ____ for all resource- and security-related communications.
a.
FAT
c.
Kerberos
b.
NWLink
d.
Active Directory
 

 12. 

The default color scheme of Windows XP is based on the colors ____ and ____.
a.
green, blue
c.
gray, blue
b.
green, yellow
d.
gray, black
 

 13. 

By default, the ____ most recently used applications are displayed on the Start menu.
a.
3
c.
10
b.
6
d.
30
 

 14. 

What was called the “system tray” in previous Windows versions is referred to as the ____ in Windows XP Professional.
a.
Quick-Launch Bar
c.
System Notifications
b.
Default Taskbar
d.
Notification Area
 

 15. 

____ was introduced with Windows 2000 and offers a fault-tolerant system to protect system and data files from loss.
a.
Windows Messenger Service
c.
IntelliMirror
b.
Windows Movie Maker
d.
Windows Media Player
 

 16. 

If the Windows XP system is a domain client, ____ can be used so the user sees the same desktop no matter what Windows XP system they logon to.
a.
roaming profiles
c.
special scripts
b.
standardized logins
d.
autoplay
 

 17. 

What is the minimum amount of RAM required by Windows XP Professional?
a.
32 MB
c.
128 MB
b.
64 MB
d.
256 MB
 

 18. 

What is the recommended microprocessor for Windows XP Professional?
a.
233 MHz
c.
P2 300 MHz
b.
P1 259 MHz
d.
P2 333 MHz
 

 19. 

A device driver that is included as part of the Windows XP installation program is called a ____ driver.
a.
custom
c.
native
b.
preinstalled
d.
3rd party
 

 20. 

Microsoft’s ____ model for networking distributes resources, administration, and security throughout a network.
a.
Active Directory
c.
workgroup
b.
shared
d.
domain
 

 21. 

What is another name for a workgroup model network?
a.
Peer-to-peer
c.
Active Directory
b.
Domain
d.
Centralized
 

 22. 

The domain ____ maintains the domain’s Active Directory, which stores all information and relationships about users, groups, policies, computers, and resources.
a.
controller
c.
directory
b.
server
d.
dispatcher
 

 23. 

A ____ represents a certain level of system and hardware access and is distinguished by its programming, the kinds of services and functions it is permitted to request, and the controls that are applied to its requests for system resources.
a.
node
c.
domain
b.
mode
d.
controller
 

 24. 

____ is the core interface subsystem for applications in user mode.
a.
API
c.
Win32
b.
Win16
d.
DOS
 

 25. 

What module of the security subsystem is responsible for verifying usernames and passwords against the security accounts database?
a.
Security Reference Monitor
c.
ACL
b.
Process Manager
d.
Kernel
 

 26. 

The ____ insulates hardware and core system services from direct access by user applications.
a.
user mode
c.
database
b.
kernel
d.
DOS
 

 27. 

Whenever a user launches a process, that process runs within the user’s security context and inherits a copy of the user’s security ____.
a.
password
c.
kernel
b.
subsystem
d.
token
 

 28. 

The ____ Manager controls application communication with server processes such as the Win32 subsystem.
a.
SLM
c.
Kernel
b.
IPC
d.
VMM
 

 29. 

The Process Manager primarily tracks two kernel-dispatched objects: processes and ____.
a.
modes
c.
schedules
b.
multitasks
d.
threads
 

 30. 

The ____ Manager can be used to distribute software, manage systems remotely, and provide a programming interface for third-party management software.
a.
Windows
c.
Power
b.
Object
d.
File System
 

 31. 

The ____ Manager is responsible for maintaining access and control over the file systems of the Windows XP environment.
a.
Windows
c.
Power
b.
Object
d.
File System
 

 32. 

The ____ is the only module written entirely in low-level, hardware-dependent code.
a.
Power Manager
c.
HAL
b.
Object Manager
d.
MAL
 

 33. 

The unit of memory that the VMM manipulates is called a page, and is ____ in size.
a.
2 KB
c.
12 KB
b.
4 KB
d.
1 MB
 

 34. 

Which of the following is an advantage of a domain network?
a.
Simple design
b.
Users need to be trained only to use client
c.
Less expensive; does not require a central server
d.
Little administrative overhead
 

 35. 

Where is the easiest place to locate the HCL?
a.
On your Windows XP CD-ROM in the Support folder
b.
On the Microsoft Web site
c.
In you Windows XP user manual
d.
On the Help menu of your computer
 



 
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