CS101 Midterm MCQs 2023 by VUBuddy

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Q1. Starting with vocabulary words and them giving students a reading passage is an example of:

1. A top-down approach
2. A cron-up approach
3. A bottom-up approach
4. A Pop-up approach

Q2. _refers to distributed systems that are more loosely coupled than clusters but that still work together to accomplish large tasks.

1. Cloud computing
2. Parallel Computing
3. Quantum Computing
4. Grid Computing
5. Capacity of one sector CD is of KB.

1. 2
2. 4
3. 1
4. 3
5. A transport layer is said to establish a connection before sending a message.

1. HTTP
2. SMTP
3. TCP
4. UDP

Q5. A sequence of transaction in which the user establishes initial contact with a computer’s operating system is called

1. Logout
2. Process
3. Boot state
4. Login
5. Most_ codes used today are Huffman codes.

1. Run-length

7. contains the information needed by a browser the proper server and request the desired document.

a) TCP b) UDP c) SMTP d) URL

Q8. In black and whites, each pixel is represented as one bit- e.g., 0 for black and 1 for white. It is an example of_

1. Matrix
2. Email
3. Facsimile
4. Searching

Q9. How many commons forms of data mining?

1. Five
2. Four
3. Three
4. Two

Q10. In context of environment, computer science have impacts:

1. Positive
2. Negative
3. Dangerous
4. Both positive and negative
5. Programming languages are well-designed so that each statement has meaning:

1. Only once
2. Multiple
3. No
4. Same

Q12. Access to the forbidden literature is because of:

1. Computer
2. Cyber building
3. Identity theft
4. Lacking privacy
5. Content filtering works by matching of characters:

1. String
2. Codes
3. Values
4. Paragraphs

Q14. Copyrights can be applied on:

1. Dramatic works
2. Music
3. Artistic work
4. All of these

Q15. Editing Group have commands:

1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5
5. A file’s is normally stored as a separate file on the same mass storage device as the

1. Index, indexed file
2. Sequential, sequential file
3. Database, database file
4. Flat, flat file

Q17. Major components of syntactic analysis is:

1. Context
2. Identifying
3. Parsing
4. Understanding syntax

Q18. In some cases, the data collection process is readily apparent; in others it is:

1. Outward
2. Subtle
3. Specious
4. Obvious