How long is an IPv6 address?

A
32 bits
.

B
128 bytes
.

C
64 bits
.

D
128 bits
.

Which WLAN IEEE specification allows up to 54Mbps at 2.4GHz?

A
A
.

B
B
.

C
G
.

D
N
.
c
Which of the following is the valid host range for the subnet on which the IP address
192.168.168.188 255.255.255.192 resides?
A
192.168.168.129-190
.

B
192.168.168.129-191
.

C
192.168.168.128-190
.

D
192.168.168.128-192
.
A
DHCP

Which class of IP address has the most host addresses available by default?
A
A
.

B
B
.

CC
 .

D
A and B
.
Answer: Option A

What is a stub network?

A
A network with more than one exit point.
.

B
A network with more than one exit and entry point.
.

C
A network with only one entry and no exit point.
.

D
A network that has only one entry and exit point.
.
Answer: Option D
What is the color code for a 220   5% resistor?
A
Red, Red, Brown, Gold
.

B
Orange, Orange, Black, Gold
.

C
Red, Red, Black, Gold
.

D
Red, Red, Brown, Silver
.
Answer: Option A
An atom's atomic number is determined by the number of:
A
neutrons minus protons
.

B
protons
.

C
electrons
.

D
neutrons
.
Answer: Option B
The battery symbol is:
A
.

B
.

C
 .

D
.
Answer: Option B
A voltmeter is used:
A
to measure current
.

B
in series with the circuit
.

C
in parallel with the circuit
.

D
to measure coulombs
.
Answer: Option C
What are the unit and symbol for current?
A
Ampere, A
.

B
Coulomb, I
.

C
Ampere, Q
.

D
Ampere, I
.
Answer: Option D
Which part of an atom has no electrical charge?
A
Electron
.

B
Neutron
.

C
Proton
.

D
All of the above
.
Answer: Option B

Which voltage source converts chemical energy to electrical energy?

A
Electrical generator
.

B
Battery
.

C
Solar cell
.
 D
Electronic power supply
.
Answer: Option B

How many valence shell electrons are there in semiconductor atoms?

A
16
.

B
8
.

C
4
.

D
2
.
Answer: Option C

A switch is a device that:

A
short circuits complex circuits
.

B
holds a fuse
.

C
has double poles
.

D
opens or completes a current path
.
Answer: Option D
  The term used to designate electrical pressure is:
A
voltage
.

B
current
.

C
resistance
.

D
conductance
.
Answer: Option A
  Which electronics material opposes the movement of free electrons?
A
Conductor
.

B
Insulator
.

C
Semiconductor
.
 D
Element
.
Answer: Option B
  Current is considered as the movement of:
A
electrons
.

B
protons
.

C
charge
.

D
nuclei
.
Answer: Option A

An ammeter is used to measure

A
voltage
.

B
current
.

C
resistance
.

D
All of the above
.
Answer: Option B
  Current is:
A
the presence of a positive charge
.

B
the abundance of electrons
.

C
the movement of electrons
.

D
the repulsion of electrons
.
Answer: Option C

A short circuit will have:

A
a small current flow
.

B
a large current flow
.

C
no current flow
.
 D
some current flow
.
Answer: Option B
The basic difference between a fuse and a circuit breaker is
A
a fuse is slower
.

B
a fuse is reusable
.

C
a circuit breaker is reusable
.

D
a circuit breaker is more reliable
.
Answer: Option C
Resistors are identified as to wattage by:
A
size
.

B
color code
.

C
types of materials
.

D
internal construction
.
Answer: Option A
  Which type of test equipment is used to measure resistors?
A
ohmmeter
.

B
ammeter
.

C
voltmeter
.

D
watt meter
.
Answer: Option A
A good fuse will have:
A
zero ohms resistance
.

B
a medium resistance
.

C
a high resistance
.

D
an infinite resistance
.
Answer: Option A
How is power dissipated in a resistor?
A
by resistance
.

B
by voltage
.

C
by current
.

D
by heat
.
Answer: Option D
  The unit designator for resistance value is the:
A
ampere
.

B
ohm
.

C
volt
.

D
watt
.
Answer: Option B
What type of RJ45 UTP cable do you use to connect a PC's COM port to a router or switch
console port?
A
Straight-through
.

B
Crossover cable
.

C
Crossover with a CSU/DSU
.

D
Rolled
.
Answer: Option D
How to implement a network medium that is not susceptible to EMI. Which type of cabling should
you use?
A
Thicknet coax
.

B
Thinnet coax
.

C
Category 5 UTP cable
.

D
Fiber-optic cable
.
Answer: Option D
What type of RJ45 UTP cable is used between switches?
A
Straight-through
.

B
Crossover cable
.

C
Crossover with a CSU/DSU
.

D
Crossover with a router in between the two switches
.
Answer: Option B

What is the first step in diagnosing a completely dead computer at the client site that was
working the day before.
A
Test the power supply
.

B
replace the CMOS battery
.

C
check the AC outlet
.

D
reseat the hard drive controller cable
.

E
None of the above
.
Answer: Option C
The DC voltage on most circuit boards is:
A
-12 volts
.

B
0 volts
.

C
+5 volts
.

D
+12 volts
.

E
None of the above
.
Answer: Option C
What device protects against line deficiencies?
A
Surge protector
.

B
UPS
.

C Logic probe
 .

D
Capacitor
.

E
None of the above
.
Answer: Option B
Which monitor would provide the highest level of performance?
A
VGA
.

B
XGA
.

C
CGA
.

D
SVGA
.

E
None of the above
.
Answer: Option D
COM1 is typically represented by which of the following?
A
15 pin port
.

B
9 pin male port
.

C
9 pin female port
.

D
25 pin male port
.

E
None of the above
.
  IDE cables have how many pins?
A
25
.

B
50
.

C
100
.

D
40
.

E
65
.
View Answer
  What configuration should a Volt-Ohm meter he set to when testing a fuse?
 B
AC volts
.

C
Amperage
.

D
Ohms
.

E
None of the above
.
Answer: Option D
  Static electricity thrives is which type of environment?
A
cold and humid
.

B
warm and humid
.

C
warm and dry
.

D
cold and warm
.

E
cold and dry
.
Answer: Option E

The acronym HDI stands for:

A
Half duplex interface
.

B
Hard disk interface
.

C
Head to disk interference
.

D
Help desk interference
.

E
None of the above
.
  What is the main communication method from one PDA to another PDA?
A
IR
.

B
USB
.

C
RS-232
.

D
IEEE 1394
.
 E
None of the above
.
  The standard VGA display has _____ pixels in its native graphics mode?
A
648 x 320
.

B
640 x 480
.

C
680 x 440
.

D
1024 x 786
.

E
None of the above
.
Answer: Option B
To test for AC ripple on a PC power supply, you would set the volt/ohm meter for:
A
DC voltage scale
.

B
AC voltage
.

C
OHM scale
.

D
Farad scale
.

E
None of the above
.
Answer: Option B
  How many devices does USB support?
A
127
.

B
125
.

C
100
.

D
225
.

E
None of the above
.

How many pins on a VGA?

A
15.
.

B9
 .

C
25
.

D
32
.

E
None of the ab
.

The output voltages of a PC power supply are in the form of _____ current.
A
AC
.

B
DC
.

C
amperage
.

D
resistive
.

E
trickle
.
Answer: Option B
What does
MAC stands
for?

Memory access control

Media access control

Memory access communication

None

What is the port number for (Post Office Protocol) POP3?

21

110

120

Guided media provides a conduit from one device to another, includes

twisted pair cable

fiber optic cable

 coaxial cable

All of the above90

In the test you will be asked the following questions; Good luck!

CCTV quiz multiple choice questions 

Question 1
What does CCTV stand for?

A.     Close Current Television

B.     Circuit Closed Television
C.     Closed Circuit television
D.     Clones Circuit Television

Question 2
What is CCTV?

A.     A private security camera system where the circuits are closed and all of
the elements are connected directly.
B.     An open broadcast security camera system where the signals are
broadcast across airwaves.
C.     A satellite camera system.
D.     A cable TV system that members of the public can access.

Question 3
CCTV can be used to?

A.     Study the stars at night.

B.     Remotely monitor the temperature of fridges.
C.     Monitor the interior and exterior of a property.
D.     Study wildlife at night in the wild.

Question 4
Apart from securing premises CCTV can also;
A.     Act as a serious deterrent to criminals.
B.     Increase the value of a property.
C.     Make a property more visually appealing.
D.     Deter wildlife such as foxes.

Question 5
A CCTV operator must;

A.     Give copies of CCTV film to anyone who asks for it.
B.     Monitor only one CCTV camera whilst at work.
C.     Not answer the phone when in a Control Room.
D.     Ensure the confidentiality of all information gained.

Question 6
What does Blinding a surveillance camera mean?

A.     Throwing mud at a CCTV camera to obstruct its view.

B.     Obscuring your identity on a CCTV camera, but not your presence by
pointing a laser at the camera lens.
C.     Stopping the camera from actually recording.
D.     Contacting the CCTV owner and asking them to point their camera in a
different direction.

Question 7
A domestic CCTV system needs to;

A.     Be operated in a responsible way that respects the privacy of others.
B.     Pointed in any direction you want it to be.
C.     Have a live feed going at all times.
D.     Placed at head height to capture peoples faces.

Question 8
In the UK a CCTV operator must;

A.     Not wear glasses.

B.     Be prepared to work from home.
C.     Be over 6 ft tall.
D.     Have a Public Space Surveillance (CCTV) Licence from the Security
Industry Authority (SIA).

Question 9
A CCTV operator should be;

A.     Prepared to work 24 hour shifts.

B.     Observant and able to concentrate over long periods.
C.     Able to work standing up.
D.     Attend the scene of any incidents highlighted by a CCTV camera.

Question 10
A CCTV control room must be kept secure because;

A.     It complies with the regulations, policies and procedures put in place by
regulatory bodies, local authorities and the police.
B.     Meets environmental health and safety standards.
C.     Helps to keep the electricity bill down.
D.     Assists CCTV Operators to remain focused.

Question 11
Which of the following scenarios is CCTV best used for?

A.     Seeing if it is raining outside.

B.     Watching out for wildlife.
C.     Spying on friends.
D.     Spotting violence in a crowded venue like a football match.

Question 12
A basic CCTV surveillance system works as follows;

A.     It takes pictures and films with a camera, then sends these to their
destination and finally manages them when they arrive.
B.     It takes pictures and film only but does not send or store them.
C.     It is a dummy camera that records nothing.
 

Question 13
Should security cameras be visible?

A.     Yes
B.     No

Question 14
In a public place CCTV cameras should not record private conversations.

A.     True
B.     False

Question 15
Permission to view CCTV footage should not be granted to non
authorised persons whose role is not related to the purpose for which
the system was established.

A.     True
B.     False

Tell me what is the difference between the technologies? SDI, TVI, CVI, Analog, AHD and IP?
Answer:
Post Your Answer   Add New Question
☛ Analog -> Goes up to 1000 TVL
☛ AHD -> Analog High Definition – 720p resolution
☛ CVI/TVI -> Different Manufactures. Both are 1080p resolution.
☛ SDI – Full High Definition – 1080p
☛ IP -> Network cameras.
Which of the following forms of authentication provides the strongest security?

A. Password and a PIN

B. One-time password

C. Pass phrase and a smart card

D. Fingerprint

View Answer

The Correct Answer is C.

Which of the following is the least acceptable form of biometric device?

A. Iris scan

B. Retina scan

C. Fingerprint

D. Facial geometry

View Answer

The Correct Answer is B.

1 What is the best tool available to us that can prevent a fire from creating victims?

a) a smoke alarm

b) a fire hydrant

c) a telephone

d) an extinguisher

2 Is it mandatory to have a smoke alarm in a house or dwelling?

a) no b) yes, in most municipalities

c) yes, in all municipalities

3 How many smoke alarms is it suggested to have in a dwelling or a house?

a) one per room

b) one is enough

c) one per floor

4 At what location is it preferable to install smoke alarms?

a) in the residence’s main entrance

b) in the laundry room, the kitchen and the bathrooms

c) in the hallways, near the bedrooms

d) in a room exposed to fires (e.g.: kitchen, living room with fireplace, etc.)
5 In an apartment building, who is responsible for testing and maintaining smoke alarms, including
replacing the battery?

a) all tenants

b) the tenant of each dwelling

c) the landlord

6 What should be done when the smoke alarm emits intermittent audible signals?

a) remove the battery

b) call the Fire Department

c) replace the battery

d) replace the smoke alarm

7 What should be done when the smoke alarm emits a continuous signal?

a) panic and scream

b) call the Fire Department right away

c) attack the fire

d) leave and gather outside the residence

8 When must a smoke alarm be replaced?

a) every 5 years

b) every 10 years

c) every 20 years

d) never

Answers

1 Answer : a) According to statistics, a smoke alarm that works reduces the risk of death by half in
the event of a fire. It also considerably reduces material losses, since the firefighters are called to the
scene of the fire sooner.
2 Answer : b) Most municipalities have a by-law requiring installation of smoke alarms. The smoke
alarm allows the occupants of a dwelling or house to leave quickly before the smoke spreads. It
saves lives, especially when a fire breaks out at night when everyone is asleep.

3 Answer : c) For greater safety, it is generally recommended to have one smoke alarm per floor,
including the basement. It is also suggested that smoke alarms be installed in bedrooms where
people sleep with the door closed.

4 Answer : c) In the hallways, near the bedrooms, ensuring that there are no obstacles that prevent
smoke from circulating. They are installed on the ceiling or on the walls, at a distance of 10 to 30 cm
(4 to 12 in.) from the wall or ceiling.

5 Answer : b) The tenant of each dwelling is responsible for testing and maintaining smoke alarms
and replacing the battery as needed. However, the landlord must install at least one smoke alarm
per dwelling and replace them when necessary.

6 Answer : c) The battery must be replaced when the smoke alarm emits intermittent audible
signals. These signals indicate that the battery is too low. When moving the clock back or forward in
the fall or spring, take the opportunity to test the battery and replace it as needed. Never install a
rechargeable battery. To test the smoke alarm, press the test button located on the casing for a few
seconds. You should hear the signal immediately. To check if the smoke alarm detects smoke
properly, extinguish a candle near it.

7 Answer : d) You must leave immediately and call the fire department from a safe location. Ensure
that all the occupants have evacuated the dwelling or house. It is suggested that you prepare an
evacuation plan with your family or cotenants in case of fire and provide for a gathering point
outside. You must never go back inside a burning building.

8 Answer : b) It is recommended that smoke alarms be replaced every 10 years. Go by the useful life
generally indicated on the smoke alarm casing. If it is damaged, dusty or doesn’t emit a signal after
the battery has been replaced, change it.