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Input Devices

easy
Computer Science

The arrangement of keys on a keyboard is called ____?

A
Home arrangement
B
QWERTY arrangement
C
Basic arrangement
D
General arrangement
Explanation and memory cue

The arrangement of keys on a standard keyboard is called the QWERTY arrangement, named after the first six letters in the top letter row of the keyboard.

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Web Development Frameworks

easy
Computer Science

Angular is a framework of ____?

A
Php
B
javaScript
C
Python
D
None of the above
Explanation and memory cue

Angular is a framework for JavaScript, primarily used for building web applications. It is developed and maintained by Google and is based on TypeScript, which is a superset of JavaScript.

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Ms Word Features

easy
Computer Science

Before creating a master document in MS Word, you must switch to ____?

A
Normal View
B
Outline View
C
Web Layout View
D
Print Layout View
Explanation and memory cue

To create a master document in MS Word, you must switch to Outline View. This view allows you to organize and manage the structure of your document, which is essential for creating and managing master documents.

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Word Processing

easy
Computer Science

Before moving a subdocument to another location within a master document, you must switch to which view?

A
Normal View
B
Outline View
C
Web Layout View
D
Print Layout View
Explanation and memory cue

To move a subdocument within a master document in Microsoft Word, you must switch to Outline View. This view allows you to manage and rearrange subdocuments easily.

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Software Engineering Basics

easy
Computer Science

API stands for:

A
Algorithmic Protocol Interface
B
Adapter Protocol Interface
C
Application Programming Interface
D
Accelerated Programming Interface
Explanation and memory cue

API stands for Application Programming Interface, which is a set of protocols and tools for building software applications. The other options do not represent the correct expansion of the acronym API.

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Types Of Computers

easy
Computer Science

An analog computer works on the supply of ____?

A
Continuous electrical pulses
B
Electrical pulses but not continuous
C
Magnetic strength
D
None of the above
Explanation and memory cue

Analog computers operate using continuous electrical signals, which can represent a range of values. This is in contrast to digital computers, which use discrete electrical pulses.

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File Formats

easy
Computer Science

BMP stands for ____?

A
Byte map
B
Bit map
C
Byte map process
D
Bit map process
Explanation and memory cue

BMP stands for 'Bit Map,' which refers to a mapping of bits that represent images or data. It is commonly used in computer graphics to describe bitmap image files.

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Formatting

easy
Computer Science

Borders can be applied to ____?

A
Cells
B
Text
C
Paragraph
D
All of above
Explanation and memory cue

Borders can be applied to cells, text, and paragraphs in most word processing and spreadsheet applications. Therefore, 'All of the above' is the correct answer.

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Bios

easy
Computer Science

BIOS stands for ____?

A
Basic Input Output system
B
Binary Input output system
C
Basic Input Off system
D
all the above A
Explanation and memory cue

BIOS stands for 'Basic Input Output System.' It is firmware used to perform hardware initialization during the booting process on computers.

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Ms Word - Header And Footer

easy
Computer Science

By default, on which pages are the header or footer printed in an MS Word document?

A
on first page
B
on alternate page
C
on every page
D
none of the above
Explanation and memory cue

By default, Microsoft Word prints the header and footer on every page of the document unless specific settings are changed to exclude certain pages.