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1
How many statements are in the program below?
3
2
4
1
2
What will be displayed?
D - :
: - D
: - D
D - :
3
What will be the end result?
7 6 9
7 9 6
6 7 9
6 9 7
4
Which of these best describe the trust model involved?
Certificate authority → User → Browser → Website
User → Certificate Authority → Browser → Website
User → Browser → Certificate Authority → Website
Certificate authority → Browser → User → Website
5
What is the minimum number of bits that can represent those 2 options?
2
twelve
two
12
6
This line of code "numExtras ← numChocolates MOD numPeople" calculates and stores the number of extra truffles.
False
True
7
Johannes learns about authorities and is concerned that he doesn't know which authorities to trust when on the web.
You'll have to decide which authority to trust but follow a checklist.
If you trust your browser, don't worry about which certificate authority.
If you trust the website that you're visiting, don't worry about authority.
Don't worry there 1 authority you should trust and easy to memorize 1 name.
8
When x is 52 and y is -23, what will be the value of quadrant?
"TR"
"BR"
"RT"
"AR"
9
A keylogger aids computer intrusion by recording everything a user types and uploading the data to a server.
True
False
10
110100101101011011010101 is a binary encoding of the Ukrainian word "
вже"
True
False
11
In symmetric encryption, what key does the receiver need in order to decrypt data from a sender?
They need a own private key so that they can access their data.
They need the key that was used for encrypting the data.
They need their own public key equivalent to their data access.
They need their personal encryption key to encrypt.
12
If we were to protect the door to a castle with MFA, which of these would be considered multi-factor?
Choose 1 answer:
A door which requires a 64 character code made of both letters and numbers.
An outer door which requires a key and an inner door that requires a code.
A door which requires the user to command it to open with their voice.
A door which requires two keys, one for the top lock and one for the bottom
13
Which of the following expressions evaluates to true if a candidate meets the criteria?
NOT(age < 35) AND NOT (residency < 14)
age > 35 AND residency ≥ 14
age > (35) AND residency ≥ 14
NOT(age < 35) AND residency > 14
14
Pseudocode is a language that represents concepts across programming languages but cannot actually be run by a computer.
False
True
15
Two computers represent the constant PI with a level of precision, due to their rounding strategy or size limitations.
True
False
16
An app can store all the locations visited by the user while they have their phone with them.
True
False
17
A 30-second video recording can have a smaller file size than the 3-second audio recording?
Choose 1 answer:
False
True
18
Which of those could be a rogue access point?
Only the password-protected WiFi hotspot
Any of them could be a rogue access point.
Only the public WiFi hotspot
Either of the WiFi hotspots
19
An author's name could be looked up in the town's property tax records to identify a person's address.
True
False
20
This sequence of bits is 4 bytes long.
True
False
