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Websites leave these in your browser so they can identify or track you
Cookie
Algortithm
Certificate
SMTP
2
Which of the following is an example of an
iterative
programming component?
if statement
while loop
console log
event listener
3
You can generalized procedures to solve specific problems using:
parameters
return values
variables
boolean logic
4
Input a is false. Input B is true. Output Q is ____.
False
True
5
Translates Code Written In One Language Into Another (ex: javascript to machine language)
Porter
Translator
Compiler
Babel Fish
6
Information about other data
Metadata
Hypertext
Metabytes
Hyperdata
7
2f in hexadecimal is what number in decimal
47
42
31
36
8
2
10
bytes
Kilobyte
Gigabyte
10 kilobytes
Megabyte
9
8 bits
nibble
bite
kilobit
byte
10
What is true at the end of this program? (2 correct)
invert the order of the array
temp is equal to the first value in the array
randomly re-arrange the array's order
duplicate items exist in the array
11
The small groups of data that are transmitted on the internet
Bytegrams
Packets
URL
Keys
12
Coming up with an approximate solution when a precise solution is computationally hard:
Moore's Law
Method
Algorithm
Heuristic
13
A way to mix up the bits of a message to hide it from others
Heuristic
Encryption
Secret Key
Certification
14
When you declare a variable and give it a value at the beginning of a program
Instantce
Initiate
Imitate
Initialize
15
Malware that replicates itself is called
Bootlooper
Ransonware
Exploit
Virus
16
packets sent through a network are received in the same order they are sent
true
false
trick question: packets are not associated with networks
trick question: there is no way of knowing
17
The consortium in charge of creating standards for the World Wide Web
IETF
Web Elders
W3
IEEF
18
What is the output
DO NOT PICK
false
no output (error)
true
19
the screen of your smart phone uses
multiplicative color
simulative color
additive color
subtractive color
20
Input A is true. Input B is true. Output Q is ____.
True
False
21
0,0,0 is what color
Red
Black
Blue
Green
22
Using people all over the internet to complete a task. Each doing their own small part.
Outsourcing
Surf Spreading
Crowdsourcing
Subbing Out
23
Looking back through your code for errors
Iteration
Abstraction
Debugging
Information Security
24
A list of carefully sequenced instructions to be run on a computer
Flow Chart
Method
Algorithm
Command
25
Using simplified representations for otherwise complex concepts
obscuration
encryption
constriction
abstraction
26
Overwhelming a server with requests in order to keep people from accessing it is called
Pwning
Cyber Attack
Digital Attack
Denial of Service
27
What is the difference between http and https?
one uses public key cryptography
one uses secure socket layers
one uses packets
one uses digital certificates
28
Basic Instruction sets executed by the CPU
Assembly Language
Operating System
Binary Code
Machine Code
29
2
10
kilobytes
terabyte
megabyte
gigabyte
exabyte
30
255,0,0 is what color
Red
Black
Green
Blue
31
Using redundant servers hosted all over the world to store data instead of storing it locally
Hypernetworking
Cloud Computing
Turing Complete
Functional Hosting
32
Searching a set by starting at the beginning and working your way to the end.
Linear Search
Quick Search
Binary Search
Bubble Search
33
Choose an example of asymmetric encryption
Caesar cypher encryption
Vigenere cypher encryption
random substitution encryption
public key encryption
34
Rule about size and speed of microprocessors
Murphy's law
Singularity
Rupert's Law
Moore's Law
35
The number of bits per second that are transmitted
IP Speed
Bytespeed
Bitrate
Biterate
36
A scientist using an iterative program to predict experimental outcomes
is called
:
heuristic solution
parameter
empirical analysis
simulation
37
The decimal number for the binary number 100101 is
12
42
37
33
38
Input A is false. Input B is true. Output Q is ____.
False
True
39
An attempt to get a victim to submit sensitive data by imitating a legitimate authority
Phishing
Backdoor
Buffer Overflow
Rootkit
40
A device on a network that transfers packets from one wire to another
Node
Server
Client
Router
41
JPEG and MP3 are examples of this type of data compression
Lossless
Media
Encrypted
Lossy
42
Transmission Control Protocol works with what to make sure packets arrive at their destination
Cloud Computing
Internet Protocol
DNS
Intellectual Property
43
when a compressed file can be restored to the original version
efficient compression
lossy compression
lossless compression
inefficient compression
44
what symbol represents "ten" in hexadecimal?
a
0
9
b
45
Input A is true. Input B is true. Output Q is _____.
False
True
46
The request a client sends to the server when asking for a file
Get
Ask
Post
Call
47
Systems that do the same job in case one doesn't work
Redundant
Relative
Repetitive
Related
48
data type whose values are stored in only one of two possible conditions
boolean
numbers
metadata
string
49
Amazon adds appear on other sites with things you looked at on Amazon. How are they doing this
Cookies
MAC Address
Internet Service Providers
Cyber Identifier
50
What is an example of a URL
www.example.com
10.60.40.234
10010010
DNS server
51
The maximum rate at which data can transfer across a network
Bitstream
Bandspeed
Bandwidth
Latency
52
Doing something over and over
Algorithm
Iteration
Heuristic
Runtime
53
An example of a Higher Level Programming language is
Assembly
Kernel
Machine Language
Python
54
What is "floating point" number data?
a list of numbers
random numbers
integers
real numbers
55
255,255,255 is what color
Red
Green
Blue
White
56
DNS stands for
Domain Name System
Dongle Network Stream
Digital Name Server
Domain Norming Servers
57
Input A is true. Input B is False. Output x is ___
False
True
58
IPv6 has this many possible addresses
6.022 x 1023
64 Quadrillion
20 billion
3.4 X 1038