Q: Name the terminals of an FET.

1. Positive, Negative, Neutral
2. Anode, Cathode, Triode
3. Drain, Gate, Source
4. Emitter, Base, Collector

Q: When discussing technology, a hot spot is...

1. Jargon for an X-rated Web site
2. A faulty area in the programming code
3. A place served by public wireless access
4. A small overheated area on a CPU

Q: What is an FET?

1. Field Effect Transistor
2. Farad Effect Transformer
3. French Energy Transfer
4. Field Effect Transformer

Q: What are the 2 terminals of a diode called?

1. Gate and Drain
2. Drain and Source
3. Pentode and Triode
4. Anode and Cathode

Q: How many terminals does a BJT have?

1. 3
2. 5
3. 1
4. 4

Q: In a Digital circuit, what is 1 'AND' 1?

1. 2
2. 4
3. 1
4. 0

Q: Your computer has gradually slowed down. What's the most likely cause?

1. You dropped a sandwich in your computer
2. Overheating
3. Adware/spyware is infecting your PC
4. Your processor chip is just getting old

Q: A coating of dust on a computer's main circuit boards has this probable consequence->

1. Short circuits
2. Slower hard disk
3. None
4. Overheating

Q: The letters, "DOS" stand for...

1. Disk Operating System
2. Data Out System
3. Data Operating System
4. Disk Out System

Q: What is a BJT?

1. Bi-polar Junction Transistor
2. Back Junction Transformer
3. Bell Jar Transformer
4. Bit Junction Transfer

Q: Windows Vista, the eventual replacement for Windows XP, will demand more from a computer. Which of the following statements is correct?

1. All the above
2. You'll need at least 512 megabytes of RAM
3. A separate graphics card, rather than onboard graphics, will be required
4. A DVD drive is needed

Q: A dual-layer DVD is valued because it:

1. Contains a backup of the data stored
2. Uses a second layer to offer a speed increase
3. Can hold more data
4. Creates alternative sound tracks

Q: Name the terminals of a BJT.

1. Emitter, Base, Collector
2. Drain, Gate, Source
3. Positive, Negative, Neutral
4. Anode, Cathode, Triode

Q: Lately you hear a clatter from your computer, especially when you load a program or call up information. What's going on?

1. Your hard disk may be headed for failure
2. It's infested with reindeer
3. A loud metallic clatter is normal
4. A loose wire is hitting the cooling fan