Computer Forensics 2 Quiz

Question	Answer
AVI, WMV and MOV are all this type of file.
19. Which device is considered to have temporary memory?
What tool in PS allows you to change the color of an area?
This PS keyboard shortcut allows the user to reset the background and foreground colors to the defaults?
What is the metal “comb” frequently found on processors?
Which Windows Remote program allows for shared control?
What does USB stand for?
If the arm of a hard drive locks up due to high temperature, which appliance is used to fix this issue?
What is the name of the PS tool used to add arrows for labeling purposes?
What two features are always noted when comparing hard drives?
Which HD has many copper pins located in its data port area?
What does IP stand for?
14. If a motherboard has a total of 2gb of RAM what is that number converted to megabytes?
Finish the pattern: megabytes,gigabytes,...
What are the two current USB speeds?
Which Windows program rearranges hard drive storage blocks?
What does BCC stand for in emails?

Question	Answer
2. How is the speed of a processor measured?
Which program allowed you to run Windows XP?
MP3, WAV, and MIDI are all this type of file.
List the two most common hard drive makers?
Which PS feature adds a thin black line around the perimeter of an object?
6. What is the command to view a directory listing?
When using PS what key must be pressed before using the clone stamp tool?
What type of server will outgoing email go through?
List the two most common processor manufactures?
A key frame is commonly used in this program?
What command is used to navigate complex programs using speech recognition?
Which Windows Remote program does not use an invitation file?
To sharpen a graphic which filter is commonly used?
To begin Windows Speech Recognition this command must be spoken?
Where in Windows can a user manually end a running program?
How many alphanumeric characters make up a Windows XP serial number?

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