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DATA-01";ans[90]="3";q[91]="Which optical media file system natively supports TAO?";a[91]="A. High Sierra";b[91]="B. ISO9660";c[91]="C. Joliet";d[91]="D. UDF";ans[91]="2";q[92]="Which optical media file system natively supports formatting and deleting of files?";a[92]="A. High Sierra";b[92]="B. ISO9660";c[92]="C. Joliet";d[92]="D. UDF";ans[92]="3";q[93]="Which optical media file system natively supports Windows native file names?";a[93]="A. High Sierra";b[93]="B. ISO9660";c[93]="C. Joliet";d[93]="D. UDF";ans[93]="3";q[94]="The standard optical media diameter for DVD&#039;s is:";a[94]="A. 100mm";b[94]="B. 120mm";c[94]="C. Same as that of CD&#039;s";d[94]="D. Both B and C";ans[94]="3";q[95]="The standard parallel ATA 2.5&quot hard drive connector has ____ pins.";a[95]="A. 34";b[95]="B. 40";c[95]="C. 44";d[95]="D. 80";ans[95]="2";q[96]="Which of the following batteries can be recharged the most times?";a[96]="A. Nickel-Cadmium";b[96]="B. Nickel Metal Hydride";c[96]="C. Lithium ion";d[96]="D. All of them are about the same";ans[96]="0";q[97]="Which of the following batteries must be fully discharged before it can be recharged otherwise it will be ruined?";a[97]="A. Nickel-Cadmium";b[97]="B. Nickel Metal Hydride";c[97]="C. Lithium ion";d[97]="D. All of them are about the same";ans[97]="0";q[98]="Which of the following batteries requires special recharger circuitry and is not interchangeable with the other two types?";a[98]="A. Nickel-Cadmium";b[98]="B. Nickel Metal Hydride";c[98]="C. Lithium ion";d[98]="D. All of them are about the same";ans[98]="2";q[99]="The modern laptop uses Cardbus, an expansion bus which has the same speed and data bus width as:";a[99]="A. ISA";b[99]="B. PCI";c[99]="C. 64-bit PCI";d[99]="D. PCI-Express";ans[99]="1";