Questions and Answers
Which of the following would you NOT see on a Windows 10 Start menu?
When an OS processes tasks in a priority order, it is known as?
preemptive multitasking
An example of an open source OS is?
Linux
Which of the following is not considered an accessibility utility?
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Which of the following devices would use a real-time operating system?
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Device drivers are?
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A GUI user interface is special because?
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A feature in Windows 10 that is used to organize open windows into task-specific groups is called?
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When a printer receives a command, it generates a unique signal to the OS, which is called a(n)?
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The C: drive on a Windows PC is like a large filing cabinet, and is referred to as the?
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Different versions of Linux are known as distros.
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Modern desktop operating systems are considered single-user multitasking operating systems.
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The power-on self-test ensures all peripheral devices are attached and operational.
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System restore points can only be created by Windows automatically on a regular schedule.
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Once files are placed in the Recycle Bin they cannot be recovered.
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Study Notes
Operating System Basics
- Task View is not visible on the Windows 10 Start menu.
- Preemptive multitasking refers to an operating system that processes tasks based on priority.
- Linux serves as a prominent example of an open-source operating system.
Accessibility and Utilities
- System Restore does not qualify as an accessibility utility.
Real-Time Operating Systems
- Devices like the Roomba Vacuum utilize real-time operating systems for immediate task processing.
Device Drivers
- Device drivers are typically included with the operating system installation.
User Interfaces
- A GUI (Graphical User Interface) features a collection of icons that symbolize various OS tasks, making navigation user-friendly.
Windows 10 Features
- Virtual Desktops allow users to group open windows according to task requirements for better organization.
Printer Communication
- When a printer receives commands from the OS, it sends a unique signal called an interrupt.
File Management
- The C: drive on Windows systems is referred to as the root directory, acting as the primary directory for file organization.
Linux Distributions
- Various versions of Linux are categorized as distros, highlighting the diversity in the operating system’s offerings.
Operating System Types
- Modern desktop operating systems are classified as multi-user systems, contrary to the belief that they are single-user multitasking.
Diagnostics and Recovery
- The power-on self-test (POST) verifies connectivity and functionality of peripheral devices during system boot-up.
- System restore points can be created manually by users, not solely on an automatic schedule.
- Files in the Recycle Bin can be recovered; they are not permanently lost once placed there.
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Test your knowledge on operating systems and their features with this quiz. It covers key concepts such as multitasking, accessibility utilities, and more relevant to the content of Chapter 5 from CIS 105. Perfect for reviewing your understanding of Windows 10 and open source operating systems.
