Target vocabulary The operating system (os)

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1. All of these can be launched EXCEPT for:

a)program; b)Windows; c)system; d)desktop.

2. What is the logical relationship between “appliance - device”:

a) general and specific; b) part and whole; c) equivalence; d) contrast.

3. What is the logical relationship between “memorize - forget”:

a) general and specific; b) part and whole; c) equivalence; d) contrast.

4. What is the logical relationship between “desktop - icon”:

a) general and specific; b) part and whole; c) equivalence; d) contrast.

5. Which of these goes with the word “compression”:

a)bar; b)utility; c)interface; d)menu.

6. Find the synonym to the word “respond”:

a)answer; b)ask; c)act; d)give.

7. Find the antonym to the word “to prompt”:

a)to call; b)to give; c)to motivate; d)to refuse.

8. Which of these DOES NOT go with the word “menu”:

a)pull-down; b)bar; c)window; d)option.

9. A/n ______ represents an object.

a)icon; b)prompt; c)pointer; d)bar.

10. ________ allows two devices to work together.

a)Player; b)Menu; c)Interface; d)Folder.

11. The word “window” goes best with:

a)click; b)open; c)drop; d)pull.

12. _______ perform particular actions when you click on them.

a)Users; b)Bars; c)Folders; d) Tools.

13. If you want to get quick access to the things you use most, you use:

a)interface; b)pointer; c)dock; d)tool.

14. All of these can be memorized EXCEPT for:

a)command; b)data; c)interface; d)action.

15. One folder may have _________ folders.

a)nested; b)build-in; c)put; d)sticked.

Target vocabulary

EPP, Pre- intermediate

Programming

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1. What is the logical relationship between “compiler” and “interpreter”:

a) general and specific; b) part and whole; c) equivalence; d) contrast.

2. “I am going to move to a new house, will you help me __________ my computer.

a) to assemble; b) to disassemble; c) to connect; d) to confuse.

3. What is the logical relationship between “machine code” and “1s, 0s”

a) general and specific; b) part and whole; c) equivalence; d) contrast.

4. Find the synonym to the word “to modify”:

a) to change; b) to assemble; c) to compile; d) to overcome.

5. Which of these goes best with the word “overcome”

a) language; b) code; c) solution; d) problem.

6. Which of these goes with the word “tag”

a) extended; b) enabled; c) confused; d) pre-defined.

7. Which of these DOES NOT go with the word “Language”:

a) assembly b) programming; c) confused; d) natural.

8. Which of these DOES NOT go with the word “Code”:

a) interpreter; b) object; c) source; d) binary.

9. ____________ language is closer to human one.

a) High-level; b) Low-level; c) Assembly; d) Mark-up.

10. All of these are high-level languages EXCEPT for:

a) PASCAL; b) C++; c) ADD; d) BASIC.

11. It provides connection with users for further updating:

a) maintenance program; b) Java applet; c) markup tag; d) speech recognition.

12. To ________ means to deal with a problem successfully.

a) compile; b) modify; c) overcome; d) maintain.

13. All of these can be assembled EXCEPT for:

a) computer; b) equipment; c) money; d) device.

14. All of these relate to Programming EXCEPT for:

a) language; b) code; c) compiler; d) speaker.

15. A/An _______code converts the entire program into machine code in one go:

a) object; b) source; c) machine; d) binary.