TESDA Computer System Servicing (CSS) Pre-Assessment Practice

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• _____ is the Windows update that downloads and installs the latest version.
• What is an automated software program that executes certain commands when it receives a specific input?
• Which pair correctly matches Windows 10 minimum disk space for 32-bit and 64-bit editions?
• What is the minimum RAM requirement for Windows 10 for 64-bit systems?
• Which term refers to an information asset suffering damage, unintended modification, or disclosure?
• Which term describes the set of rules that govern interactions within a network?
• Roll-Over Cables are used to connect a computer to which type of port?
• An ideal voltage range on the hotwires of a Molex Connector is _____
• A _____ is an electronic component that needs to discharge electrically before the replacement of parts.
• In a circuit, when a diode is shorted, which reading will be zero volts?
• Which of the following is a form factor for storage drives?
• What is the process of joining two cable ends together?
• Who is assigned to monitor network security, operation, and users?
• Which file type is commonly used to store a disk image of an optical disc?
• The resistance of an open circuit wire is _____.
• Which standard governs wireless local area networks used by most Wi‑Fi devices?
• A _____ is the term for the main patch panel that links to every telecommunication room inside a building.
• Which role is primarily responsible for monitoring network activity and security?
• Which term describes the set of rules that determine access rights for users and groups in a system?
• Which term describes the loss or unauthorized disclosure of information assets?
• _____ is defined as a structured network cabling system standard for commercial buildings and between buildings in campus environments.
• Which type of network is typically used to connect devices within a building or campus?
• Which term describes a digital copy of an optical disc used for distribution?
• Which motherboard chip is responsible for managing data communication between the CPU and peripheral devices?
• Which command-line utility exports Active Directory data to a CSV file?
• _____ is the type of backup used for hard drives, discs, flash drives, and external drives that are housed on-site.
• Which protocol is primarily used by Windows for sharing files and printers over a network?
• Which storage type uses flash memory for storage?
• What term is used to refer to when a system is unavailable?
• The IP Address 172.168.10.1 belongs to _____
• What is the name of an application group that contains a client access point and at least one application-specific resource?
• A network made up of interconnection of LANs within a limited geographic area is called?
• What is the channel used to protect, route, and conceal cables inside a building?
• To confirm network connectivity, which command-line tool is commonly used?
• Which UEFI/BIOS setup option allows security settings to perform certain tasks?
• Which protocol is most efficient for transferring large files?
• _____ is an enclosed or semi-enclosed channel that protects, routes, and hides cables and wires.
• Which accessory is placed on a patch cable to reduce strain during crimping?
• The spider-like interconnection of millions of pieces of information located on computers around cyberspace is known as the
• A network where two or more PCs are connected and share resources without a separate server is known as what?
• A network interface controller is also known as _____.
• Which device forwards data between networks based on IP addressing?
• An _____ is a type of router that enables an internal network to connect to an external network
• Which compound is used to prevent CPU overheating?
• The red wire in a standard PSU provides which voltage?
• What is a network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules?
• Which term describes the vertical cross-connect in a building's telecom infrastructure?
• Which Windows server service enables administrators to migrate data to a lower-cost tape media on file servers?
• Which server type typically processes business logic and provides application interfaces to clients?
• Which color is used to identify USB 3.0 connectors on many devices?
• An _____ occurs when two or more devices are connected with the same IP in a computer network.
• Which type of server provides central administration and management of network users and resources?
• _____ is used to run commands for troubleshooting and accessing a bootable operating system.
• What does VLAN stand for?
• A network interface controller is also known as _____.
• An IP address used by a virtual machine to communicate over a physical network is called a what?
• _____ is a recovery console command that writes a new master boot record on the hard drive.
• A _____ is a type of server that enables large numbers of users to exchange information near instantaneously.
• What is the maximum USB 2.0 cable length?
• A computer program used to prevent, detect, and remove threats to the system is called what?
• Which component is commonly referred to as the Southbridge in traditional PC architectures?
• A _____ is a networking tool that monitors and intercepts traffic over a computer network.
• Windows device drivers are stored in the _____.
• _____ has a program capable of restricting other users' access to certain programs on a computer.
• ANSI/TIA-568 is a standard for the _____ infrastructure.
• _____ refers to attachments that include the execution of viruses, worms, trojan horses, and active web scripts with the intent to destroy or steal information.
• What feature lets administrators specify which file types can be saved on Windows volumes or folders?
• Which option enables Windows users to correct problems preventing normal booting?
• Which edition is described as having features to restrict other users’ access to certain programs?
• An ACL consists of user matrices and capability tables that govern the rights and privileges of users. What does ACL stand for?
• What is a type of high-speed network composed of hosts and interconnects using a variety of technology and topology?
• In Windows Server 2008, a LAN connection icon in yellow color indicates?
• A network cable with one end wired according to T-568A and the other end according to T-568B is called a _____.
• Storage Area Network is primarily used to provide which of the following in computing environments?
• Which device acts like a border router to connect corporate sites to wired access lines?
• In a network interface card, which component typically has two lights?
• Which NAT feature redirects communication requests from one address and port to another?
• Which technology allows domain name resolution to IP addresses in Windows networks?
• _____ is a recovery console command that examines the volume for errors and repairs it.
• An _____ is a device that acts as a bridge between wireless clients and a wired network.
• A collection of devices connected together in one physical location is called what?
• Which traditional method is used to access server data over the SMB protocol running on TCP/IP?
• In Windows 7, Windows Update and Security are located in _____.
• A _____ is functional if it is in _____.
• The _____ provides voltages of 3.3V, 5V, and 12V to the motherboard.
• Which chip stores the settings in the BIOS?
• Which startup mode loads Windows with a minimal set of drivers and services to troubleshoot startup problems?
• Which startup recovery option is titled to boot into the recovery environment on the main hard drive?
• Which file type is commonly used as a virtual medium to install software without a physical disk?
• Where are device drivers typically located in the Windows operating system?
• An _____ is used as a substitute for an actual disk, allowing users to run software without loading a CD or DVD.
• Which network type connects through infrared signals and is designed for short-range, device-to-device communication?
• The BIOS in a standard PC is stored in _____?
• A _____ is a hardware component used to connect to a computer network
• Which term refers to the delay in data communication that can affect network performance?
• Which command is commonly used to repair disk issues by rewriting the MBR in Windows?
• A _____ is a physically damaged cluster of storage on the hard drive.
• What is the minimum hard disk space required for Windows 10 32-bit edition?
• The maximum cable length for USB 3.0 using a non-twisted pair wire is _____.
• The most current wireless networking standard that can communicate with older network standards is _____
• The volt rating of the yellow wire in a PSU is?
• A _____ is a type of peripheral card that has a media access control address.
• Which statement is true about firmware?
• _____ is a command-line network utility that displays network connections for TCP and routing tables.
• Which term describes a physical damage on the disk that can cause unreadable sectors?
• The USB 3.0 connector color is _____.
• Continuous assessment is a process that monitors the initial security accreditation of an information system for tracking changes. What is this best described as?
• Which tool monitors network traffic and captures data packets for analysis?
• The minimum HDD requirement for Windows 10 64-bit edition is 20GB.
• _____ is a feature in Windows Server that provides the ability to migrate workloads between source and target clusters.
• Which device is typically identified by a MAC address on its interface?
• The volt rating of the RED WIRE in a PSU is _____.
• What is the text-based command used to create a bootable flash drive?
• Which term describes an application group that contains a client access point and at least one application-specific resource within a cluster?
• Which hardware device enables the connection of serial devices across a network?
• An IP address that begins with 10.x.x.x is part of which class?
• What type of network enables wireless devices to move around within a building while maintaining network connectivity?
• Which key is NOT typically used to enter BIOS Setup?
• Which security device monitors and filters traffic between networks according to a set of rules?
• What is the trademarked phrase associated with Wi-Fi?
• _____ ensures that information and programs change only in a specified and authorized manner.
• When performing continuity testing of twisted pair cable, the electrical quantity measured is _____.
• Which technique involves sending messages with a spoofed source IP address to gain unauthorized access?
• Interconnection of LANs in a city within 5 to 50 kilometers is known as?
• Which term describes a central storage resource accessible to network clients for user documents?
• Which server type is primarily used to manage user authentication and access to network resources?
• Which server type occupies a large portion of computing territory between the database server and end users?
• Which feature enables administrators to configure storage thresholds on data stored on NTFS volumes?
• Which interface standard is designed for high-speed serial bus communications?
• What term pertains to the maximum data transfer rate of a network for internet connection?
• Which utility is used to test whether a host is reachable across an IP network?
• A single physical hard drive that can be divided into multiple logical drives is called a
• Which storage device uses flash memory as its storage type?
• The IP Address 192.168.0.1 belongs to _____
• In performance monitoring, which log type captures statistics across performance counters over time?
• Which statement best describes which components store BIOS settings?
• What is the extension of the Microsoft Management Console used to manage hardware devices?
• _____ is a recovery tool in Windows that fixes and scans computer problems that prevent the computer from booting repeatedly.
• Which device is used to store user documents with a large amount of memory and storage space?
• What is the file extension used by the Microsoft Management Console?
• Which startup recovery option boots into the recovery partition of the main hard drive?
• A _____ is designed to operate in the _____.
• What is the process of recognizing a user's identity?
• What is the minimum RAM requirement for Windows 10 for 32-bit systems?
• Which term best describes a central repository for user documents and data in a network?
• The IP Address 10.10.10.1 belongs to which class?
• Which software program is stored into ROM?
• What is the primary purpose of antivirus software?
• _____ is a set of rules that describes how software and hardware should interact within a network.
• Which protocol is primarily used for delivering web pages to a browser?
• Which term describes joining two cable ends to form a single continuous cable?
• Which network security standard aims to simplify the connection process between a router and wireless devices?
• IRC stands for which term?
• The device driver can be found in _____.
• What is the maximum USB 3.0 cable length when using a non-twisted pair wire?
• The minimum byte capacity of a bootable flash drive for Windows 10 is _____.
• Which technology is designed to simplify the onboarding process for wireless devices but may affect security if misconfigured?
• Which term refers to a privilege or assigned permission for using computer data or resources?
• Which command is used to certify peer name resolution in Active Directory?
• A wireless router can typically connect up to how many devices?
• Which action is recommended when a disk shows frequent error messages during file transfer and startup?
• Which protocol is designed for efficient transfer of large files and uses separate control and data connections?
• A device that connects an internal network to an external network is called an _____.
• Yost, Cisco, and console cable are also known as?
• An ISO Image is a complete copy of everything stored on a physical optical disk.
• Information extortion occurs when an attacker or trusted insider steals data and demands compensation for its return. What is this crime called?
• A _____ is also known as ISO image.
• Which display shows real-time measures and statistics on system performance?
• If FREQUENT ERROR MESSAGES appear while moving files and booting up the operating system, the hard disk should be _____.
• Which Windows server feature enables administrators to migrate data to a lower-cost tape media on file servers?
• _____ refers to pieces of related information that are transferred through a network.
• _____ are used to connect computers to hubs and switches
• A _____ is a node in a computer network that allows data to flow from one discrete network to another.
• The _____ facilitates communication between the CPU and other devices in the system.
• _____ is an enterprise-level backup and recovery suite designed for heterogeneous environments.
• Which media type is described as broadband coaxial cable carrying multiple baseband channels for a maximum length of 3600 meters at 10 Mbps?
• In Windows 7, when the LAN connection shows a cross and red indicator, _____
• _____ refers to the time lapse between data being sent and received, and it can have a significant impact on performance.
• A _____ is a logical subnetwork that groups a collection of devices from the same network switch.
• Two types of interfaces used to communicate between a hard disk drive (HDD) and a computer motherboard are _____ and _____
• What is the primary role of the Input/Output Controller Hub in a computer system?
• Which protocol is the Active Directory protocol used to access data from the database?
• _____ means pushing components to their limits and extremes to assess their performance.
• What is the wireless alternative to wired connections that uses radio frequencies?
• A _____ is a networking device that forwards data packets betwen computer networks.
• The minimum RAM requirement for Server 2012 R2 is _____.
• The device that facilitates communication between the CPU and other devices in the system is known as the _____.
• Which key is not an appropriate key to enter the BIOS Setup?
• Which term describes a network address used by a virtual machine to communicate on a physical network?
• LoJack security feature is primarily used for what purpose?
• _____ are log files that record performance statistics based on the various performance objects and instances available in performance monitor.
• In Windows 7, _____ are located in settings.
• _____ is the option in the BIOS/UEFI used to overclock a computer.
• What is used to identify a specific process to which an internet or other network message is forwarded when it arrives at a server?
• _____ is a set of rules for transferring files such as text, graphics, images, sounds, and other multimedia files on the World Wide Web.
• Which connector is reversible and supports USB-C, commonly used for modern devices?
• Which metric uses a port number to identify applications?
• A _____ is a test that verifies the operation of a communication device by sending and receiving data from the same port.
• The connector that provides 3.3V, 5V, and 12V to the motherboard is the _____ Connector.
• Which term refers to equipment located at the customer's premises that provides the interface to the service provider's network?
• Which technology would you use to replace wired connectivity for mobile devices?
• Which network type interconnects multiple LANs?
• Which version type protects unauthorized network access by utilizing a setup password?
• In Windows 7, if the video driver is not installed, which display will be shown?
• A _____ is a material that is slid before crimping both ends of a patch cable and acts to reduce strain in the cable.
• What two command-line utilities are used to export and import Active Directory object information?
• Which Windows feature enables administrators to define the types of files that can be saved within a volume or folder?
• Which command-line utility exports Active Directory data from AD to LDIF format?
• _____ is a 24-port USB connector system with a rotationally symmetrical connector.
• Which security feature allows a network administrator to specify a list of approved devices so that only those devices can join the Wi-Fi network?