1.What is the name given to a network designed to allow communication within an organization?
Ans.Intranet✔️
2.Apple, HP, and Microsoft were all started in what sort of building?
Ans.A garage✔️
3.What sort of animal is Tux, the official mascot of the Linux operating system?
Ans.Penguin✔️
4.In July 2017, Adobe Systems made headlines by announcing it was going to phase out which plug-in by the end of 2020?
Ans.Flash Player✔️
5.What does the acronym BIOS stand for?
Ans.Basic Input-Output Services✔️
6.Which letter do your press with the 'control button' to select the contents of an entire web page?
Ans.The letter 'A'✔️
7.Which digital currency is the most well known cryptocurrency?
Ans.Bitcoin✔️
8.What term is used for a network security system that prevents unauthorized access to or from a private network?
Ans.Firewall✔️
9.What is the name of the well known spreadsheet software developed by Microsoft?
Ans.Excel✔️
10.For what does the acronym IT stand?
Ans.Information Technology✔️
11.Which university was Mark Zuckerberg attending when he launched Facebook?
Ans.Harvard✔️
12.What does the acronym LCD stand for?
Ans.Liquid Crystal Display✔️
13.Which web browser is run by the Mozilla Corporation?
Ans.Firefox✔️
14.What is the meaning of ‘CC’ with reference to E-mail?
Ans.Carbon copy✔️
15.Which company in 2001, overtook Compaq as the largest supplier of home-use PCs?
Ans.Dell✔️
16.Presto is the layout engine for which browser?
Ans.Opera✔️
17.What did Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis found?
Ans.Skype✔️
18.Who is considered to be The Father of Artificial Intelligence?
Ans.John McCarthy✔️
19.How many bits are there in a byte?
Ans.8✔️
20.What was was created in March 2006 by Jack Dorsey?
Ans.Twitter✔️
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