1) Coaxial cable a) Carries broadband internet signal b) Carries data signals in cables c) Surrounds inner cable conductor and keeps signal separated from the mesh conductor. 2) Inner conductor a) Carries data signals in cables b) Carries broadband internet signal c) Surrounds inner cable conductor and keeps signal separated from the mesh conductor. 3) Insulator a) Carries data signals in cables b) Surrounds inner cable conductor and keeps signal separated from the mesh conductor. c) Carries broadband internet signal 4) Braided mesh conductor a) Functions as a second physical channel and as a ground b) Encases a cable to protect it from external elements c) A coaxial cable specification used for CCTV video systems 5) Sheath a) Encases a cable to protect it from external elements b) A coaxial cable specification used for CCTV video systems c) Functions as a second physical channel and as a ground 6) F type connector a) A coaxial cable specification used for CCTV video systems b) Encases a cable to protect it from external elements c) Functions as a second physical channel and as a ground 7) RG-6 a) A coaxial cable specification used for cable TV, satellite TV, and broadband cable internet. b) A cable generally used for Ethernet cables and telephone wires. c) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. 8) Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable a) A cable generally used for Ethernet cables and telephone wires. b) A coaxial cable specification used for cable TV, satellite TV, and broadband cable internet. c) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. 9) Shielded twisted pair (STP) cable a) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. b) A coaxial cable specification used for cable TV, satellite TV, and broadband cable internet. c) A cable generally used for Ethernet cables and telephone wires. 10) Category 5e (Cat 53) cable a) A cable that supports gigabit Ethernet. b) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 55 meters. c) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters 11) Category 6 (Cat 6) cable a) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 55 meters. b) A cable that supports gigabit Ethernet. c) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters 12) Category 6a (Cat 6a) cable a) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters b) A cable that supports gigabit Ethernet. c) A cable generally used for Ethernet cables and telephone wires. 13) Category 7 (Cat 7) cable a) Has the strictest specifications for crosstalk and noise of the Cat cables. b) A cable generally used for Ethernet cables and telephone wires. c) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters 14) RJ-11 connector a) A connector with 4 connectors, 2 pairs of wires, and a locking tab; used primary for telephone wiring. b) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters c) Has the strictest specifications for crosstalk and noise of the Cat cables. 15) RJ-45 connector a) A connector with 8 connectors, 4 pairs of wires, and a locking tab; used for Ethernet networks. b) A connector with 4 connectors, 2 pairs of wires, and a locking tab; used primary for telephone wiring. c) Has the strictest specifications for crosstalk and noise of the Cat cables. 16) Patch twisted pair cable a) Uses the same wire configuration on each connector end. b) Has the strictest specifications for crosstalk and noise of the Cat cables. c) A connector with 4 connectors, 2 pairs of wires, and a locking tab; used primary for telephone wiring. 17) Crossover twisted pair cable a) A connector with 4 connectors, 2 pairs of wires, and a locking tab; used primary for telephone wiring. b) Has the strictest specifications for crosstalk and noise of the Cat cables. c) Arrange wires in the first connector using T568A standard and the second connector the T568B standard. 18) Fiber optic cable a) Carries broadband internet signals b) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters c) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. 19) Central core a) Carries the signal b) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. c) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters 20) Cladding a) Maintains the signal in the center of the core. b) Has the strictest specifications for crosstalk and noise of the Cat cables. c) Surrounds inner cable conductor and keeps signal separated from the mesh conductor. 21) Protective layer a) Prevents the cladding and central core from breaking. b) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. c) Surrounds inner cable conductor and keeps signal separated from the mesh conductor. 22) Plastic sheath a) Encaces everything and protects the cable. b) Surrounds inner cable conductor and keeps signal separated from the mesh conductor. c) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. 23) Single mode cable a) Transfers data using a single light ray b) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 55 meters. c) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. 24) Multi-mode a) Transfers data using multiple light rays b) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. c) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters 25) ST, SC, and LC connectors a) Straight tip, Subscriber connector, and Lucent connector–various fiber optic connector types. b) A cable that provides more EMI protection but is more expensive that UTP cable. c) A gigabit Ethernet cable with 10 Gbps speeds limited to cable length less than 100 meters 26) A ST connector a) Is used with single mode and multi-mode cabling. b) Is a push on, pull off connector type that uses a locking tab to maintain connection. c) Is composed of a plastic connector with a locking tab, similar to an RJ45 connector. 27) An ST connector a) Is a push on, pull off connector type that uses a locking tab to maintain connection. b) Is used with single mode and multi-mode cabling. c) Is composed of a plastic connector with a locking tab, similar to an RJ45 connector. 28) An LT Connector a) Is a push on, pull off connector type that uses a locking tab to maintain connection. b) Is composed of a plastic connector with a locking tab, similar to an RJ45 connector. c) Is used with single mode and multi-mode cabling. 29) An MT-RJ a) Uses a ceramic ferrule to ensure proper core alignment and prevent light ray deflection. b) Is composed of a plastic connector with a locking tab, similar to an RJ45 connector. c) Is used with single mode and multi-mode cabling. 30) Single Mode a) Transfers data through the core using a single light ray (the ray is also called a mode). b) Transfers data through the core using multiple light rays. c) Limits the distance of cable lengths. 31) Multi-mode a) Limits the distance of cable lengths. b) Transfers data through the core using a single light ray (the ray is also called a mode). c) Allows cable lengths to extend a great distance. 32) USB 1.0 stats a) Low Speed USB 1996 1.5 Mbps b) Full Speed USB 1998 12 Mbps c) Hi-speed USB 2000 480 Mbps 33) USB 1.1 stats a) Full Speed USB 1998 12 Mbps b) Hi-speed USB 2000 480 Mbps c) Low Speed USB 1996 1.5 Mbps 34) USB 2.0 a) Hi-speed USB 2000 480 Mbps b) Low Speed USB 1996 1.5 Mbps c) Full Speed USB 1998 12 Mbps 35) USB 3.1 Gen 1 stats a) 2008 5 Gbps b) Full Speed USB 1998 12 Mbps c) Hi-speed USB 2000 480 Mbps 36) USB 3.1 Gen 1 is aka a) USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Gen 1, and SuperSpeed USB b) USB 3.1, USB 3.1 Gen 2, SuperSpeed+, and SuperSpeed 10Gbps c) Full speed USB 37) USB 3.2 Gen 2 stats a) USB 3.1, USB 3.1 Gen 2, SuperSpeed+, and SuperSpeed 10Gbps 2013  10gbps b) USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Gen 1, and SuperSpeed USB c) Full Speed USB 1998 12 Mbps 38) USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 a) USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 USB 3.2, SuperSpeed 20Gbps 2017 20Gbps b) USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Gen 1, and SuperSpeed USB c) USB 3.1, USB 3.1 Gen 2, SuperSpeed+, and SuperSpeed 10Gbps 39) USB4 Stats a) USB4, USB Gen 2x2 20Gbps 2019 20 Gbps b) USB 3.1, USB 3.1 Gen 2, SuperSpeed+, and SuperSpeed 10Gbps c) USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 USB 3.2, SuperSpeed 20Gbps 2017 20Gbps 40) A VGA cable is almost always a) Blue b) green c) orange 41) CPU socket a) A series of pins that form electrical connectivity between a processor and the motherboard without soldering. Sometimes called the CPU slot. b) A collection of integrated circuits that are needed to control the flow of communication between the processor, memory, and external devices. c) The type of current used inside a computer. 42) Chipset a) A collection of integrated circuits that are needed to control the flow of communication between the processor, memory, and external devices. b) A series of pins that form electrical connectivity between a processor and the motherboard without soldering. Sometimes called the CPU slot. c) The type of current used inside a computer. 43) Direct current (DC direct) a) The type of current used inside a computer. b) A series of pins that form electrical connectivity between a processor and the motherboard without soldering. Sometimes called the CPU slot. c) A collection of integrated circuits that are needed to control the flow of communication between the processor, memory, and external devices. 44) Firmware a) Software that is permanently stored on the motherboard in integrated flash memory. b) Standards for overall design and functionality that help ensure computer components can be interchanged among vendors and generations of technology. c) Input and output ports located on the back panel of the PC that are connected to the motherboard and provide a gateway for communication with external devices. 45) Form factors a) Standards for overall design and functionality that help ensure computer components can be interchanged among vendors and generations of technology. b) Input and output ports located on the back panel of the PC that are connected to the motherboard and provide a gateway for communication with external devices. c) Software that is permanently stored on the motherboard in integrated flash memory. 46) I/O Connectors a) Input and output ports located on the back panel of the PC that are connected to the motherboard and provide a gateway for communication with external devices. b) Software that is permanently stored on the motherboard in integrated flash memory. c) Standards for overall design and functionality that help ensure computer components can be interchanged among vendors and generations of technology. 47) Motherboard a) The main circuit board that is either connected or houses all of the components operating in the computer. Motherboards adhere to design specifications called form factors. b) A type of standard connection on the motherboard that allows you to insert a card for peripheral connections and add to the capabilities of your computer. Often called expansion slots. c) Input and output ports located on the back panel of the PC that are connected to the motherboard and provide a gateway for communication with external devices. 48) Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) a) A type of standard connection on the motherboard that allows you to insert a card for peripheral connections and add to the capabilities of your computer. Often called expansion slots. b) The main circuit board that is either connected or houses all of the components operating in the computer. Motherboards adhere to design specifications called form factors. c) Input and output ports located on the back panel of the PC that are connected to the motherboard and provide a gateway for communication with external devices. 49) What is the smallest form factor? a) Mobile-ITX b) Mini-ITX c) Micro-ATX 50) What is the biggest form factor? a) Extended ATX b) Standard ATX c) Micro ATX 51) Can all of the 3 ATX form factors fit into an ATX full case individually? a) YES b) NO 52) What are the dimensions of a standard ATX form factor? a) 9.6 x 12 in b) 9.6 x 9.6 c) 12 x 13 in 53) What are the dimensions of an extended ATX form factor? a) 12 x 13 in b) 9.6 x 9.6 c) 9.6 x 12 in 54) What are the dimensions of a micro ATX form factor? a) 9.6 x 9.6 b) 9.6 x 12 in c) 12 x 13 in 55) What are the dimensions of a mini-ITX form factor? a) 6.7 x 6.7 in b) 4.7 x 4.7 in c) 2.4 x 2.4 in 56) What does DDR stand for? a) Double Data Rate b) Dual Data Rate c) Dumb Data Rate 57) How many bits of data does one Word contain? a) 64 bits b) 128 bits c) 32 bits 58) Does MT/s stand for MegaTransfers/ sec? a) Yes b) No 59) What are megahertz (MHz)? a) They are the base speed of ram b) They are the sped up speed of ram c) They are the slow speed of ram 60) What does DIMM stand for? a) Dual Inline Memory Module b) Double Inline Memory Module c) Dual Incline Memory Module 61) What does SO-DIMM stand for? a) Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module b) Small Outline Double Inline Memory Module c) Small Outline Dual Incline Memory Module 62) What is special about Universal RAM? a) It can support both DDR3 and DDR4 b) There isn't anything special about it c) It can support all of the DDR's 63) How many pins does a DDR 1 have? a) 184 b) 240 c) 288 d) 200 64) How many pins do DDR2 and DDR3 have? a) 240 b) 288 c) 184 d) 200 65) How many pins do DDR4 and DDR5 have? a) 288 b) 200 c) 184 66) What are all of the dual channels? a) DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 b) DDR1, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 c) DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 67) What are all of the triple and quad channels? a) DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 b) DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 c) DDR1, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 68) What DDR is this? a) DDR1 b) DDR2 c) DDR3 d) DDR4 e) DDR5 69) What DDR is this? a) DDR2 b) DDR1 c) DDR3 d) DDR4 e) DDR5 70) What DDR is this? a) DDR3 b) DDR5 c) DDR4 d) DDR1 e) DDR2 71) What DDR is this? a) DDR5 b) DDR3 c) DDR4 d) DDR2 e) DDR1 72) What DDR is this? a) DDR1 b) DDR3 c) DDR4 d) DDR2 e) DDR5

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