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Computing Mock Test Finals
26問 • 2年前
  • Xai Alexandrei Delos Reyes
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    It means that every two years, electronic devices can do twice as many new and innovative functions as before.

    Moore's Law

  • 2

    It was observed by Gordon Moore in ___, who saw that the size of transistors was rapidly shrinking due to continuous innovation.

    1956

  • 3

    is a thin one-atom-thick sheet that is more conductive than any other known material.

    Graphene

  • 4

    Other features include DNA fingerprinting and decoding strategic information such as banking, military, and communications data.

    DNA Computing

  • 5

    It uses photons by mapping data onto light-intensity levels and then changing the light intensity to perform calculations allowing optical computing at the nanoscale possible at the speed of light.

    Optical Computing

  • 6

    Optical Computing uses ____ by mapping data onto light-intensity levels and then changing the light intensity to perform calculations allowing optical computing at the nanoscale possible at the speed of light.

    Photons

  • 7

    The current peak of this model is the Folding@home which models protein molecules to discover cures for serious diseases such as Alzheimer’s, cancer, and COVID-19.

    Distributed Computing

  • 8

    In 2019, Dupras envisionb ed the collapse of the global supply chain by l____, where populations will not be able to produce electronics anymore. He predicts that political and social power remains and that anyone who can scavenge electronic devices will have huge advantages. Features and Fu

    2030

  • 9

    It is the gap between those with Internet access and those without it. It is one of the biggest challenges that areas of computing share as one would need Internet access to utilize computing,

    Digital Divide

  • 10

    It deals with the accessibility of the Internet in the area without going the extra

    Availability

  • 11

    It concerns whether the Internet is affordable or not based on a household's income.

    Affordability

  • 12

    deals with the quality of upload and download speed given the price and based on user needs.

    Quality of Life

  • 13

    concerns the need for Internet in local areas and if there is local interest and understanding of the relevance of Internet access.

    Relevance

  • 14

    Health experts argues that Internet access is a significant public health issue stating that it is a social factor of health as lack of access means exclusion from vital health information and resources.

    Health opportunities

  • 15

    The lack of strong and quality broadband connections decreases economic chances and adaptability for workers and business owners in e-commerce.

    Economic opportunities

  • 16

    The lack of Internet access for students denies them the educational benefits of the Internet. This gap results in unequal learning outcomes and has been particularly proven during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Educational opportunities

  • 17

    It is the discrepancy in knowledge and skill in using computing and Internet technologies among individuals with socioeconomic backgrounds, IT experiences, and varied demographics

    Digital Inequality

  • 18

    contrasts the “haves” and “have-nots” of proper Internet connectivity.

    Digital Divide

  • 19

    highlights the differences between the users based on their IT skills that reduce the digitization process, its deployment, and adoption of any developing country.

    Digital Inequality

  • 20

    focuses on educating the citizens to enhance their computing and Internet technologies skills to use them properly.

    Educational

  • 21

    consistent and reliable Internet towers and power supply in rural and remote parts must be provided to establish accessibility to computing and Internet technologies

    Infrastructural

  • 22

    focuses on the citizens’ trust and awareness about social issues and uses computing and Internet technology.

    Social

  • 23

    It includes the lack of digitization-based investment and limited opportunity for online-based business. Rural and illiterate citizens are unwilling to invest in digitization-based businesses, resulting in e-commerce sites’ demise.

    Economical

  • 24

    deals with how easily citizens use computing and Internet technologies. User experience (UX), user interface (UI) in multiple languages, and accessibility are appropriately designed

    Usable Usage

  • 25

    the condition wherein individuals and communities have the information technology capacity for full participation in society, democracy, and the economy.

    Digital Equity

  • 26

    is necessary to ensure that individuals and communities, including the least privileged, have access to information and communication technologies.

    Digital Inclusion

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    It means that every two years, electronic devices can do twice as many new and innovative functions as before.

    Moore's Law

  • 2

    It was observed by Gordon Moore in ___, who saw that the size of transistors was rapidly shrinking due to continuous innovation.

    1956

  • 3

    is a thin one-atom-thick sheet that is more conductive than any other known material.

    Graphene

  • 4

    Other features include DNA fingerprinting and decoding strategic information such as banking, military, and communications data.

    DNA Computing

  • 5

    It uses photons by mapping data onto light-intensity levels and then changing the light intensity to perform calculations allowing optical computing at the nanoscale possible at the speed of light.

    Optical Computing

  • 6

    Optical Computing uses ____ by mapping data onto light-intensity levels and then changing the light intensity to perform calculations allowing optical computing at the nanoscale possible at the speed of light.

    Photons

  • 7

    The current peak of this model is the Folding@home which models protein molecules to discover cures for serious diseases such as Alzheimer’s, cancer, and COVID-19.

    Distributed Computing

  • 8

    In 2019, Dupras envisionb ed the collapse of the global supply chain by l____, where populations will not be able to produce electronics anymore. He predicts that political and social power remains and that anyone who can scavenge electronic devices will have huge advantages. Features and Fu

    2030

  • 9

    It is the gap between those with Internet access and those without it. It is one of the biggest challenges that areas of computing share as one would need Internet access to utilize computing,

    Digital Divide

  • 10

    It deals with the accessibility of the Internet in the area without going the extra

    Availability

  • 11

    It concerns whether the Internet is affordable or not based on a household's income.

    Affordability

  • 12

    deals with the quality of upload and download speed given the price and based on user needs.

    Quality of Life

  • 13

    concerns the need for Internet in local areas and if there is local interest and understanding of the relevance of Internet access.

    Relevance

  • 14

    Health experts argues that Internet access is a significant public health issue stating that it is a social factor of health as lack of access means exclusion from vital health information and resources.

    Health opportunities

  • 15

    The lack of strong and quality broadband connections decreases economic chances and adaptability for workers and business owners in e-commerce.

    Economic opportunities

  • 16

    The lack of Internet access for students denies them the educational benefits of the Internet. This gap results in unequal learning outcomes and has been particularly proven during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Educational opportunities

  • 17

    It is the discrepancy in knowledge and skill in using computing and Internet technologies among individuals with socioeconomic backgrounds, IT experiences, and varied demographics

    Digital Inequality

  • 18

    contrasts the “haves” and “have-nots” of proper Internet connectivity.

    Digital Divide

  • 19

    highlights the differences between the users based on their IT skills that reduce the digitization process, its deployment, and adoption of any developing country.

    Digital Inequality

  • 20

    focuses on educating the citizens to enhance their computing and Internet technologies skills to use them properly.

    Educational

  • 21

    consistent and reliable Internet towers and power supply in rural and remote parts must be provided to establish accessibility to computing and Internet technologies

    Infrastructural

  • 22

    focuses on the citizens’ trust and awareness about social issues and uses computing and Internet technology.

    Social

  • 23

    It includes the lack of digitization-based investment and limited opportunity for online-based business. Rural and illiterate citizens are unwilling to invest in digitization-based businesses, resulting in e-commerce sites’ demise.

    Economical

  • 24

    deals with how easily citizens use computing and Internet technologies. User experience (UX), user interface (UI) in multiple languages, and accessibility are appropriately designed

    Usable Usage

  • 25

    the condition wherein individuals and communities have the information technology capacity for full participation in society, democracy, and the economy.

    Digital Equity

  • 26

    is necessary to ensure that individuals and communities, including the least privileged, have access to information and communication technologies.

    Digital Inclusion