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There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

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MAC 204

1 / 40

1. The first U.S. automatic digital computer was known as

A. UNIVAC

B. Mark I

C. Pascaline

D. Tandy

2 / 40

2. The rise of IoT is mostly attributed to

A. Wired internet

B. High-frequency cables

C. LAN networks

D. Internet-connected objects

3 / 40

3. John Eckert and John Mauchly developed the first commercial computer called

A. IBM 5100

B. Apple I

C. ENIAC

D. UNIVAC I

4 / 40

4. One major disadvantage of ICT is

A. Creation of new jobs

B. Ease of communication

C. Cybersecurity issues

D. Digital education

5 / 40

5. A microwave repeater station in space is also known as

A. Cloud server

B. Relay tower

C. Earth base

D. Communication satellite

6 / 40

6. ICT’s role in social participation includes

A. Promoting offline culture

B. Discouraging debate

C. Empowering isolated individuals

D. Limiting access

7 / 40

7. One key limitation of ICT for teachers is

A. Overstaffing

B. Lack of content

C. Too many computers

D. Inexperience in using tools

8 / 40

8. The orbit with a period equal to Earth's rotation is called

A. Retrograde

B. Low Earth Orbit

C. Geostationary

D. Semi-synchronous

9 / 40

9. The electronic system that amplifies weak incoming TV signals is the

A. Repeater

B. Picture tube

C. RF amplifier

D. Antennas

10 / 40

10. A transponder on a satellite performs what function?

A. Stores data

B. Recharges power

C. Changes frequency and amplifies signal

D. Blocks interference

11 / 40

11. The key feature that separates microcomputers from others is their

A. Small size and low cost

B. Use of vacuum tubes

C. Memory size

D. Ability to print

12 / 40

12. The electronic system that amplifies weak incoming TV signals is the

A. Repeater

B. RF amplifier

C. Picture tube

D. Antennas

13 / 40

13. The invention of the Pascaline is credited to

A. Blaise Pascal

B. Charles Babbage

C. Ada Lovelace

D. Alan Turing

14 / 40

14. A major advantage of satellite communication is

A. Global coverage

B. High maintenance

C. Low bandwidth

D. Limited range

15 / 40

15. A core requirement for ICT growth in developing nations is

A. Foreign military bases

B. Power plants

C. Luxury goods

D. Enabling environment

16 / 40

16. One of the earliest communication technologies invented was the

A. Smartphone

B. Telegraph

C. Radio

D. Internet

17 / 40

17. The abbreviation “ICT” stands for

A. Information and Computer Teaching

B. Internet Computer Technology

C. Information and Communication Technology

D. Integrated Computing Terminology

18 / 40

18. The first 1–9 number system was developed in

A. India

B. Egypt

C. China

D. Greece

19 / 40

19. A key benefit of being a computer programmer is

A. High job satisfaction

B. Fewer job options

C. Limited pay

D. No career growth

20 / 40

20. A common limitation of satellite systems is

A. Wide coverage

B. Easy repairs

C. Low bandwidth

D. High cost of launching

21 / 40

21. The global initiative to bridge the digital divide was led by

A. DOT Force

B. IMF

C. WHO

D. ITU

22 / 40

22. One danger of prolonged programming work is

A. Eyestrain and back pain

B. Voice loss

C. Sunburn

D. Muscle gain

23 / 40

23. An area receiving useful signals from a satellite is called

A. Coverage belt

B. Satellite footprint

C. Transponder zone

D. Beamline

24 / 40

24. One major reason for ICT’s popularity is its ability to

A. Delay communication

B. Reduce cost and improve speed

C. Confuse users

D. Hide information

25 / 40

25. The signal sent from Earth to satellite is the

A. Relay

B. Crosslink

C. Uplink

D. Downlink

26 / 40

26. The first artificial satellite launched was

A. Voyager 1

B. Aryabhata

C. Sputnik 1

D. Skylab

27 / 40

27. Digital signals in DBS transmission are compressed using

A. Redundancy

B. Noise filters

C. Antennas

D. Passwords

28 / 40

28. An ICT application used in teaching is called

A. AutoCAD

B. CD-ROM

C. CAI (Computer Assisted Instruction)

D. C++

29 / 40

29. A satellite that appears stationary to an observer on Earth is in

A. Geostationary orbit

B. Geosynchronous orbit

C. Equatorial orbit

D. Polar orbit

30 / 40

30. In television technology, “DBS” stands for

A. Digital Broadcasting System

B. Direct Base Station

C. Double Beam Satellite

D. Direct Broadcast Satellite

31 / 40

31. The key feature that separates microcomputers from others is their

A. Use of vacuum tubes

B. Memory size

C. Small size and low cost

D. Ability to print

32 / 40

32. Digital signals in DBS transmission are compressed using

A. Antennas

B. Passwords

C. Redundancy

D. Noise filters

33 / 40

33. The infrastructure and components that enable modern computing are known as

A. HTTP

B. CPU

C. ISPs

D. ICT

34 / 40

34. Morse Code was invented by

A. Samuel Morse

B. Alexander Bell

C. Guglielmo Marconi

D. Thomas Edison

35 / 40

35. An example of ground wave propagation is

A. Satellite TV

B. AM radio

C. GPS

D. Microwave towers

36 / 40

36. A benefit of ICT is its ability to

A. Eliminate the need for electricity

B. Enable quick sharing of information

C. Promote computer viruses

D. Increase job insecurity

37 / 40

37. A major problem in ICT adoption in rural areas is

A. High population

B. Language barriers and lack of applications

C. Too many users

D. Electricity overload

38 / 40

38. The generation of computers that used vacuum tubes was the

A. Third

B. Fourth

C. Second

D. First

39 / 40

39. A signal sent from a satellite back to Earth is called

A. Return call

B. Upload

C. Downlink

D. Reverse beam

40 / 40

40. India's first satellite was named

A. Bhaskara

B. Aryabhata

C. IRS

D. INSAT

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The average score is 68%

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