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A+ Sample Questions
A+ Core Hardware practice questions
- RS-232 is a standard that applies to:
- serial ports
- parallel ports
- game ports
- networks
- digital frequencies
Answer :A
- Comm ports use: (select all that apply)
- 9 pin male connector
- 14 pin female connector
- 25 pin male connector
- edge connector
- parallel connector
Answer :A, C
- Before a modem transmits, it send a:
- RTS
- DTR
- DSR
- RQS
- TRX
Answer :A
- RTS stands for:
- ready to start
- ready to switch
- request to send
- request to scan
- ready to set
Answer :C
- In modem terminology, CD stands for:
- collect data
- call data
- cease deliver
- carrier detect
- comm detect
Answer :D
- UART is a type of serial chip. Its letters stand for:
- unidirectional access regarding transmission
- universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter
- upper advanced real transfer
- unable all restore t-bits
- use all rom types
Answer :B
- Select all true statements:
- com1 and com3 share the same IRQ
- com1 and com4 share the same IRQ
- com2 and com3 share the same IRQ
- com2 and com4 share the same IRQ
- com1 and com2 share the same IRQ
Answer :A, D
- In modems that support more than 300 baud, baud and bps do not mean the same thing.
- true
- false
Answer :A
- "bps" stands for bits per second. Baud is the number of discrete signals per second One discrete signal can encode more than one bit. Hence, a 9600 bps modem actually operates at 2400 baud. However, in common non-techie terminology, baud and bps are used synonymously, though that is not technically correct. These are all true statements.
- true
- false
Answer :A
- ________ is the term used to refer to the process of two modems establishing communications with each other.
- interacting
- handshaking
- connecting
- linking
- pinging
Answer :B
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