Cpe 113
Understanding BIOS and Operating Systems Quiz
Test your knowledge about BIOS, operating systems, and related concepts with this comprehensive quiz. Whether you’re a student, a teacher, or just a tech enthusiast, this quiz is crafted to enhance your understanding and skills.
Topics covered include:
- Boot Process
- File Naming Conventions
- Operating System Fun
ctions - DOS Commands
It is short for bootstrap, a reference to the old adage, "Pull yourself up by the bootstraps," which means to start something from the very beginning.
BIOS meaning
Basic input-output system
Basic input-output settings
Basic output input settings
Basic system output input
It is a software stored on a flash memory chip.
ROM
BIOS
RAM
DIMM
The following is a summary of the boot process in a PC except
Allocating and assigning system resources
The BIOS confirms there's a bootstrap loader, or boot loader, in that first sector of the boot disk, and it loads that boot loader into memory (RAM).
The PC performs a power-on self-test (POST).
The BIOS attempts to access the first sector of the drive designated as the boot disk.
The following is a summary of the boot process in a PC
Once the boot loader is in memory, the BIOS hands over its work to the boot loader, which in turn begins loading the operating system into memory.
Proceed by removing the memory module placed in the motherboard. Gently push back the tabs on the end of the module. Other modules automatically lift slightly upon pushing back the tabs and some do not. Carefully grab the edges of the memory module and place it in a clean area.
Monitoring system activities
It breaks down the processor's work into manageable chunks and prioritizes them before sending them to the CPU.
The BIOS that is used to change some settings on the motherboard is called
BIOS setup
CMOS setup
Startup BIOS.
System BIOS.
The BIOS that is sometimes used to manage simple devices is called
System BIOS.
BIOS setup
CMOS setup
Startup BIOS
Boot is short for bootstrap, a reference to the old adage,
Pull yourself up by the bootstraps
Pull yourself up by the boots
Push yourself up by the bootstraps
Pull yourself up by a bootstrap
Besides controlling the boot process, it provides a basic configuration interface for the PC's hardware components
BIOS
Startup BIOS.
BIOS setup
System BIOS.
The following is a summary of the boot process in a PC except
The PC performs a power-on self-test (POST)
It coordinates the flow of data in and out of RAM, and determines when to use virtual memory on the hard disk to supplement an insufficient amount of RAM
Once the boot loader is in memory, the BIOS hands over its work to the boot loader, which in turn begins loading the operating system into memory
The PC displays information on the attached monitor showing details about the boot process
The BIOS that is used to start the computer is called
Startup BIOS
BIOS setup
System BIOS
CMOS setup
All are Considerations in giving a file a name Except
A file name can contain a number and can start with a number
A file name cannot contain white spaces; the underscore can be used instead to separate characters
Give a file a name that would tell you about the contents of the file
A file name can contain a number but it cannot start with a number
DOS is an acronym of
Disk Operating System
Digital Operating System
Diks Operating System
Disk Operational System
It is referred to as a file folder
DISK OPERATING SYSTEM
Directory
DOS Prompt
DISKCOPY
It is a software that communicates with the hardware and allows other programs to run
Operating System
Disk Operating System
DOS Prompt
Application program interface
The name of a file can have
8 char Base Name and 3 char Extension
3 char Base Name and 8 char Extension
8 char Base Name and 5 char Extension
3 char Base Name and 3 char Extension
It is comprised of system software, or the fundamental files your computer needs to boot up and fun
Operating System
Disk Operating System
Application program interface
DOS Prompt
These commands require certain special DOS files to get executed
External Command
Internal Command
Internal DOS
External DOS
The program that, after being initially loaded into the computer by a boot program, manages all the other programs in a computer
Operating System
Disk Operating System
Application program interface
DOS Prompt
These commands do not require any special files for being executed and are brought into the computer's memory as soon as the computer is switched on
Internal Command
External Command
Internal DOS
External DOS
The application programs make use of the operating system by making requests for services through a defined
Operating System
Disk Operating System
Application program interface
DOS Prompt
It is the message DOS displays when it is ready to accept input on the command line
DOS Prompt
Operating System
Disk Operating System
Application program interface
The following are an Operating System’s categories of tasks except
Memory Management
User interface
Ultra Interface
Application Interface
It is the best-known and most-used open source operating system
Linux
MacOS
Windows
DOS
It coordinates the flow of data in and out of RAM, and determines when to use virtual memory on the hard disk to supplement an insufficient amount of RAM.
Memory Management
User interface
Processor Management
Storage Management
It is said to have WIMP features
Windows
DOS
Linux
MacOS
Within the market of desktop, laptop and home computers, and by web usage, it is the second most widely used desktop OS
MacOS
Linux
Windows
DOS
It provides data exchange between software programs and the PC
Application Interface
User Interface
Memory Management
Processor Management
UI is an acronym for
User Interface
Ultra Interface
User Interaction
User Interconnection
It breaks down the processor's work into manageable chunks and prioritizes them before sending them to the CPU.
Processor Management
Monitoring system activities
Allocating and assigning system resources
CPU Management
It directs where data should be stored permanently on hard drives, solid state drives, USB drives and other forms of storage.
Storage Management
ROM Storage Management
ROM Management
Device Management
It was the first operating system used by IBM-compatible computers.
Windows
DOS
MacOS
Linux
Which of the following is the Summary of Fun
Monitoring system activities
It provides a way for you to interact with the computer.
Application program interface
Graphical user interface
It provides a way for you to interact with the computer
User Interface
Ultra Interface
User Interaction
User Interconnection
It provides a software-based interface between the computer's internal components and each device connected to the computer.
Device Management
Motherboard Management
API
Application Interface
This means putting all computer components so that the computer becomes useful
Assembly
Disassembly
Disassembling
Assembling
All are PC DISASSEMBLY-ASSEMBLY Procedures Except
Listen to your instructor’s demo for assembly and disassembly of a computer system. Observe how the components are handled and how your instructor used the tools.
Before starting anything on the computer system unit, make sure to have all your tools available within reach. Use “buddy system” in this task, meaning you should not work alone but with a partner or group.
Place the anti-static mat in your work area.
Make sure to check that the system is off and power cable is attached from the mains. Reconnect all attached external devices such as mouse and keyboard in your system unit.
All are PC DISASSEMBLY-ASSEMBLY Procedures Except
Unscrew each drive and gently slide out of the drive bay.
Ask your instructor if he will require you to remove the CMOS battery in the motherboard.
Proceed by removing the memory module placed in the motherboard.
The BIOS confirms there's a bootstrap loader, or boot loader, in that first sector of the boot disk, and it loads that boot loader into memory (RAM).
Find the correct PC DISASSEMBLY-ASSEMBLY Procedure
The PC displays information on the attached monitor showing details about the boot process.
Give a file a name that would tell you about the contents of the file.
Make sure to remove the CMOS battery before unscrewing the motherboard.
Check out the list of of MS-DOS and Windows command line commands
A group of several proprietary graphical operating system families
Windows
DOS
MacOS
Linux
Examples are FORMAT, CHKDSK, XCOPY, PRINT, ATIRIB, and DISKCOPY.
External DOS
Internal DOS
External Command
Internal Command
Examples are COPY, DEL, DIR, TYPE, CD, MD, CLS, DATE, TIME and PATH.
External Command
External DOS
Internal Command
Internal DOS
The name of a file.
Base Name
File Name
Extension
GINA MOS
Consideration in giving a file a name
A file name can contain a number but it can start with a number.
A file name can contain white spaces; the underscore can be also used to separate characters.
Give a file a name that would tell you about the contents of the file.
Primary operating system for Apple's Mac computers.
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