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What is the jumper setting on a SCSI device to configure it to use the fourth SCSI id? Remember, SCSI ids start with zero.
A 010
B 110
C 011
D 101
E 1
You are about to install a second IDE hard drive in a PC that has only one IDE adapter. Your first hard drive will still be the boot drive. How should the second drive be configured?
A as a master
B as a secondary
C as a slave
D as a primary
E as auto-select
When installing a SCSI CD-ROM drive, you must set the CD-ROM SCSI adapter to:
A B0007
B An unused SCSI address
C The same address as the SCSI device before the CD-ROM
D SCSI ID=1
E None of the above
Hard disks are formatted in the same manner as floppy disks. However, before a hard disk can be formatted, it must first be _____
A partitioned
B sectioned
C deleted
D inter-sectioned
E write protected
How many devices can be used on a single SCSI bus? Keep in mind that the SCSI host adapter counts as a device.
A 1
B 8
C 20
D 10
E All of the above
A system has two IDE hard drives that are each divided into primary and extended partitions, which drive letter is assigned to the primary partition of the second drive?
A C
B D
C E
D F
E None of the above
You just installed a new IDE hard drive, but your system BIOS will not recognize the new drive, what should you check first.
A cable sequence
B jumpers on the hard drive
C drivers that need to be loaded
D hard drive manufacturer web site information
E None of the above
In a computer with an eide adapter, where should you connect an ATA CD-ROM drive?
A on the floppy bus
B on the primary IDE
C on the secondary IDE
D on the SCSI bus
E All of the above
Read the following passage and answer questions. On the face of it, telescopes and data bases sound like very different things. Telescopes sit on the top of mountains, and are pointed at the skies; data bases sit on computer hard disks, humming away and g
A Telescopes and data bases complement each other for the astronomer
B Telescopes and data bases are both becoming relevant for the astronomer
C Telescopes and data bases have nothing in common for the astronomer
D Telescopes and data bases can be confusing to the astronomer
Read the following passage and answer questions. On the face of it, telescopes and data bases sound like very different things. Telescopes sit on the top of mountains, and are pointed at the skies; data bases sit on computer hard disks, humming away and
A The contemporary astronomer needs to look at the sky from a mountain top.
B The contemporary astronomer needs a telescope to explore the universe.
C The contemporary astronomer needs heavy machinery to explore the universe.
D The contemporary astronomer needs a telescope equipped with digital sensors to explore the universe.

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