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Under the control of software like the operating system";c[78]="C. POWER_GOOD signal sent to motherboard when it has stabilized";d[78]="D. Single keyed 20-pin power supply to motherboard connector";ans[78]="2";q[79]="Which MPC &#039;97 Specification component forces the user to choose two other components while choosing it?";a[79]="A. motherboard";b[79]="B. CPU";c[79]="C. RAM";d[79]="D. video controller";ans[79]="0";q[80]="What are the two basic categories of the computer case?";a[80]="A. AT and ATX";b[80]="B. PC and AT/ATX";c[80]="C. Desktop and Tower";d[80]="D. None of the Above";ans[80]="2";q[81]="Why did tower cases become popular?";a[81]="A. Roomier interior";b[81]="B. Reduced footprint";c[81]="C. Both A and B";d[81]="D. Neither A or B";ans[81]="2";q[82]="Which is not included in the minimum required parts to boot up and enter the BIOS?";a[82]="A. video controller";b[82]="B. RAM";c[82]="C. hard drive";d[82]="D. 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AGP";ans[85]="2";q[86]="What recently developed general purpose expansion bus is intended to gradually replace PCI?";a[86]="A. MCA";b[86]="B. VESA";c[86]="C. AGP 8x";d[86]="D. PCI-Express";ans[86]="3";q[87]="A modern system supporting good graphics would need a video controller that attaches to which expansion slot?";a[87]="A. PCI";b[87]="B. AGP 8x";c[87]="C. PCI-Express x16";d[87]="D. Either B or C";ans[87]="3";q[88]="Once CPU mounting systems separated the processors, what motherboard components evolved away from each other?";a[88]="A. expansion buses";b[88]="B. integrated peripherals";c[88]="C. internal peripherals";d[88]="D. chipsets";ans[88]="3";q[89]="What RAM technology was developed specifically by AMD for their chipsets and processors?";a[89]="A. DDR";b[89]="B. RAMBus";c[89]="C. SDRAM";d[89]="D. None of the Above";ans[89]="0";q[90]="What RAM technology was developed specifically by Intel for their chipsets and processors?";a[90]="A. DDR";b[90]="B. RAMBus";c[90]="C. SDRAM";d[90]="D. None of the Above";ans[90]="1";q[91]="Why might a floppy disk drive still be included in a modern PC?";a[91]="A. High capacity removable storage";b[91]="B. It is the only way to startup the system for the first time";c[91]="C. Can be used to create bootable optical discs";d[91]="D. It can transport data that cannot be moved any other way";ans[91]="2";q[92]="What Internet connectivity device can be installed in the modern PC that will support the most Internet communication technologies?";a[92]="A. external DSL transceiver";b[92]="B. external Cable &quot;modem&quot;";c[92]="C. internal DSL transceiver";d[92]="D. internal network interface card";ans[92]="3";q[93]="What component could include every internal component except the drives and still allow the PC to meet all of the MPC &#039;97 Specification?";a[93]="A. the microprocessor";b[93]="B. the motherboard";c[93]="C. the system case";d[93]="D. None of the above can do this";ans[93]="1";q[94]="Electrons will flow from the positive pole of a battery:";a[94]="A. to any other negative pole";b[94]="B. to any other positive pole";c[94]="C. to any point connected to ground";d[94]="D. none of the above";ans[94]="2";q[95]="Ground is provided to the computer by:";a[95]="A. the center hole in the three hole wall outlet";b[95]="B. the thick blade hole of the three hole wall outlet";c[95]="C. the thin blade hole of the three hole wall outlet";d[95]="D. none of the above";ans[95]="0";q[96]="The power supply attaches wall outlet ground to:";a[96]="A. the ground lines of all of its power connectors";b[96]="B. its own external chassis";c[96]="C. the entire computer case chassis";d[96]="D. all of the above";ans[96]="3";q[97]="The BIOS EEPROM chip can be programmed with:";a[97]="A. 16 volts";b[97]="B. 27 volts";c[97]="C. 110 volts";d[97]="D. none of the above";ans[97]="1";q[98]="The CMOS RAM chip runs on:";a[98]="A. 5 volts";b[98]="B. 24 volts";c[98]="C. 110 volts";d[98]="D. none of the above";ans[98]="0";q[99]="NPN switching transistors:";a[99]="A. turn &quot;on&quot; when input is applied to the Base";b[99]="B. control a circuit flowing through the Collector-Emitter junction";c[99]="C. Emitter symbol has the arrow pointing outward from the Base";d[99]="D. All of the above";ans[99]="3";