Ergonomics find the suitable definition: a

23. Input devices are ….?

1. 
   which let us enter data and commands
   
2. 
   set of instructions, called a program
   
3. 
   electronic machine
   
4. 
   microprocessor chip
   

24. 
    ……… which let us extract the results (e.g. the monitor and the printer)
    

1. 
   Output devices
   
2. 
   Input devices
   
3. 
   Storage devices
   
4. 
   random access memory
   

25. 
    Storage devices are …..?
    

1. 
   which are used to store information permanently
   
2. 
   which let us extract the results
   
3. 
   which let us enter data and commands
   
4. 
   which tells a computer what to do
   

26. 
    …….. are used to read and write data on disks?
    

1. 
   Disks drives
   
2. 
   Flashcards
   
3. 
   Software
   
4. 
   Hardware
   

27. 
    At the back of a computer there are ….. into which we can plug external devices
    

1. 
   Ports
   
2. 
   Plugs
   
3. 
   Cabels
   
4. 
   Webs
   

28. 
    What allow communication between the computer and the devices?
    

1. 
   Ports
   
2. 
   Plugs
   
3. 
   Cabels
   
4. 
   Webs
   

29. 
    Speaker is ….?
    

1. 
   device used to produce voice output and play back music
   
2. 
   mechanism that reads and/or writes optical discs
   
3. 
   any socket into which a peripheral device may be connected
   
4. 
   device that converts data so that it can travel over the internet
   

30. 
    What is this? - device that converts data so that it can travel over the internet
    

1. 
   Modem
   
2. 
   Speaker
   
3. 
   Disk
   
4. 
   Port
   

31. 
    What is CD/DVD drive?
    

1. 
   mechanism that reads and/or writes optical discs
   
2. 
   any socket into which a peripheral device may be connected
   
3. 
   device that converts data so that it can travel over the internet
   
4. 
   device used to produce voice output and play back music
   

32. 
    Find the definition: expensive
    

1. 
   costing a lot of money
   
2. 
   organizing, storing, retrieving data
   
3. 
   processing the data
   
4. 
   how much disk space the device provides
   

33. 
    Find the definition: Mid range
    

1. 
   in the middle of a range of products with regard tosize, quality, or price
   
2. 
   predict or estimate a future event
   
3. 
   investigation of something
   
4. 
   the system organized to assure the safe and efficient movement of vehicles
   

34. 
    Find the definition: Scientific research
    

1. 
   investigation of something
   
2. 
   predict or estimate a future event
   
3. 
   the system organized to assure the safe and efficient movement of vehicles
   
4. 
   in the middle of a range of products with regard tosize, quality, or price
   

35. 
    Find the definition: Forecast
    

1. 
   predict or estimate a future event
   
2. 
   investigation of something
   
3. 
   in the middle of a range of products with regard tosize, quality, or price
   
4. 
   the system organized to assure the safe and efficient movement of vehicles
   

36. 
    Find the definition: Storing capacity
    

1. 
   how much disk space the device provides
   
2. 
   processor provides acceptance, sending credit card payment and authorization back to acquiring bank
   
3. 
   the study of a military processes
   
4. 
   weapons considered collectively
   

37. 
    Find the definition: High performance
    

1. 
   achieving high speeds, standard
   
2. 
   effectiveness
   
3. 
   having great strength
   
4. 
   processing the data
   

38. 
    Find the definition: Powerful
    

1. 
   having great strength
   
2. 
   processing the data
   
3. 
   achieving high speeds, standard
   
4. 
   effectiveness
   

39. 
    Find the definition: Powerful
    

1. 
   Effectiveness
   
2. 
   achieving high speeds, standard
   
3. 
   processing the data
   
4. 
   having great strength
   

40. 
    Find the definition: Defense system
    

1. 
   the system organized to assure the safe and efficient movement of vehicles
   
2. 
   organizing, storing, retrieving data
   
3. 
   the study of a military processes
   
4. 
   achieving high speeds, standard
   

1- Hello, what ______ your name?

is
are
am
be
2. ______ name is John. And my ______ is Johnson.
My / surname
Your / surname
I / surname
I / name
3 My name is Lisa. ______ Lisa Peterson.
I am
I is
My am
I
4. ______ name is Apple. ______ Ann Apple.
Her / She’s
His / He’s
His / She
His / His
5. “Where ______ John from?” “______ from the US.”
is / He’s
is / His a
m / He’s i
s / She’s
6.She _____ a uniform.
wears
to wear
wearing
wear
7. He _____ his car every weekend.
washes
wash
washing
washed
8. Rosemary _____ three languages.
speaks
talks
tells
know
9. What is Cognitive computing?
It involves self-learning systems that use data mining, pattern recognition
A learning model created to act like a human brain that solves tasks that are too difficult for traditional computers to solve
It is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems
there is no such model
10. What is Artificial intelligence?
It is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems
A learning model created to act like a human brain that solves tasks that are too difficult for traditional computers to solve
It involves self-learning systems that use data mining, pattern recognition
there is no such model
11. Isabel is a flight attendant. She _____ passengers.
serves
to serve
serve
serving
12.Our homework ____ very difficult yesterday, but today it ____ easy.
was / is
is / is
was / was
is / was
13. I know that I _____ late 2 days ago, but this time I _____ late.
wasn’t / am
am not / am not
was / was
am / were
14. A: _____ was she born?
B: She _____ born in New Zealand
Where / was
Where / were
When / were
When / was
15. A: _____ were they late for the meeting?
B: Because they _____ asleep.
Why / were
Why / was
What / were
Why / are
16. The weather _____ nice today, but it _____ nasty yesterday.
is / was
was / is
is / is
is / were
17. I _____ play chess _____ I was five.
could / when
can / when
could / what
can / where
18. _____ could you do when you _____ seven.
What / were
What / was
What / are
Were / was
19. What virus does not infect Macintosh applications?
Michelangelo
Chernobyl
Comodo antivirus
It can be affected by any virus
20. A: _____ languages _____ Nicola speak when he _____ a child?
B: 2 languages.
How many / could / was
How much / could / was
What / was / could
What / could / was
21. A: _____ languages could they speak when they _____ teenagers?
B: Italian and Russian.
What / were
What / was
What / was
How / were
22. My little sister _____ paint pictures alone when she _____ nine, but
she _____ now.
couldn`t / was / can
can / was / could
couldn’t / am / can
was / can / could
23. What is malignant virus?
It is one that attempts to inflict malicious damage to your computer.
there is no such virus
It deletes games in your computer
They do not delete files
24. How many viruses are there in the world nowadays?
about 55000
235000
1254
125436
25. What is Artificial neural network?
A learning model created to act like a human brain that solves tasks that are too difficult for traditional computers to solve
It is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems
It involves self-learning systems that use data mining, pattern recognition
there is no such model
26.“_____ your teacher?”
“Yes, she’s very nice.”
Did you like
Would you like
Will you like
Do you like
27. “What _____ to do in the evening?”
“Why don’t we pop round and see Pat and Peter?”
do you like
are you
would you like
did you like

28. “_____ for walks?”

“What a good idea! It’s so hot today!”
Are you going to go
Did you like going
Do you like going
Would you like to go
29. “My bag is so heavy.”
“Give it to me. _____ it for you.”
I’m going to carry
I carry
I’ll carry
I carried
30. I bought some warm boots today because _____ skiing.
I went
I’m going
I’ll go
I go

1. 
   Give a definition for artificial neural network?
   

A learning model created to act like a human brain that solves tasks that are too difficult for traditional computer systems to solve.
It involves self-learning systems that use data mining, pattern recognition, natural language processing (NLP) and speech recognition to mimic the way the human brain works.
It is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems
It refers to computers acting without being fed programs to perform tasks. Machines "learn" from patterns they recognize and adjust their behavior accordingly.

2. 
   … is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems.
   

Find suitable beginning for this definition.
Artificial intelligence
Artificial neural network
Cognitive computing
Machine learning

3. 
   … involves self-learning systems that use data mining, pattern recognition, natural language processing (NLP) and speech recognition to mimic the way the human brain works. Find suitable beginning for this definition.
   

Cognitive computing
Artificial intelligence
Artificial neural network
Machine learning

4. 
   It refers to computers acting without being fed programs to perform tasks. Machines "learn" from patterns they recognize and adjust their behavior accordingly. Find suitable beginning for this definition.
   

Machine learning
Cognitive computing
Artificial intelligence
Artificial neural network

5. 
   How many types of pronouns are there in English grammar?
   

7
8
12
10

6. 
   I didn't buy ---- in the end.
   anything
   nothing
   something
   everybody
   
7. 
   It's not good if everyone ---- to get ---- own license.
   wants / their
   want / their
   

wants / their
want / theirs

8. 
   He was an only child, so he had to learn how to amuse ----.
   himself
   

him
anybody
each other
9. They always defend ----. If you blame one, the other will spring to her aid.
one another
themselves
him
them

10. 
    He claimed to be an expert, but he knew almost ---- about it.
    nothing
    everything
    anything
    something
    
    
    
11. 
    If ---- had called, they would have left a message.
    anybody
    nobody
    everybody
    

no one
12. No one can find Alice and David ----.
anywhere
everywhere
somewhere
nowhere
13. Despite her father's complaints, she decided to live ---- in Canada.
by herself
herself
of her own
her
14. The music in the house was so loud that everybody had to shout to make ---- heard.
themselves
herself
oneself
them
15. There was ---- to help me so I had to do all the cleaning myself.
no one
anybody
somebody
everyone
16. Hello Henry, Kate, Peter. Help ---- to some food and I'll be with you in a moment.
yourselves
you
yours
yourself
17. A student of ---- has just been to see me.
yours
your
yourself
you
18. Her parents were in Malaya. So were ----.
mine
your
my
myself
19. The cat caught ---- tail in the door.
its
it's
itself
it
20. When Sally won the lottery, she pinched ---- to make sure she wasn't dreaming.
herself
hers
her
himself
21. ---- in the village went to the party but ---- enjoyed it very much.
Everyone / nobody
Someone / no one
Nobody / no one
Everyone / somebody
22. William Shakespeare is ---- who I have always admired.
someone
no one
everyone
anyone
23. Most …. can walk, talk and understand human speech. Complete the sentence using the given words.
Androids
Neural networks
Expert systems
Artificial intelligence
24. … are a new concept in computer programming designed to replicate the human ability to handle ambiguity by learning from trial and error. Complete the sentence using the given words.
Neural networks
Androids
Expert systems
Artificial intelligence
25. … from the Latin word domus plus robotics, also known as automation, involves the use of information technology applied to domestic appliances in order to create intelligent systems inside the house. Find the missing word in the sentence.
Domotics
Wi-Fi
Home automation
Smart assistant
26. Smart assistant- …. Find suitable definition for this phrase.
This is the virtual person that “lives” in a hub to assist you – like Amazon’s Alexa or Apple’s Siri. When asked, they can activate your smart devices, make smart functions happen and answer all manner of questions.
Making smart things in your home – like your appliances and lighting – perform functions automatically without you needing to do anything.
It is a wireless radio frequency technology that devices use to connect and/or communicate with other devices over short distances.
A collective term referring to everyday smart devices that connect to the internet and each other.
27. Home automation - … . Find suitable definition for this phrase.
Making smart things in your home – like your appliances and lighting – perform functions automatically without you needing to do anything.
This is the virtual person that “lives” in a hub to assist you – like Amazon’s Alexa or Apple’s Siri. When asked, they can activate your smart devices, make smart functions happen and answer all manner of questions.
It is a wireless radio frequency technology that devices use to connect and/or communicate with other devices over short distances.
A collective term referring to everyday smart devices that connect to the internet and each other.
28. Bluetooth - … . Find suitable definition for this phrase.
It is a wireless radio frequency technology that devices use to connect and/or communicate with other devices over short distances.
Making smart things in your home – like your appliances and lighting – perform functions automatically without you needing to do anything.
This is the virtual person that “lives” in a hub to assist you – like Amazon’s Alexa or Apple’s Siri. When asked, they can activate your smart devices, make smart functions happen and answer all manner of questions.
A collective term referring to everyday smart devices that connect to the internet and each other.
29. What is a wireless standard used for PANs?
Bluetooth
Robotics
Initiator
Receiver
30. Touch screens, remote control and computers are different types of … . Complete the sentence.
Interfaces
Bluetooth
PAN
Automation
31. Find the adjective which describes networks without cables.
Wireless
Intelligent
Wired
Mobile
32. A smoke sensor is an example of a command … . Find the missing word.
Initiator
Interface
Robotics
Bluetooth
33. The term domotics comes from domus and … . Find the missing word.
Robotics
Intelligent
Receiver
Initator
34. Choose the adjective used to describe homes and devices that use IT technology.
Intelligent
Brilliant
Modern
Technical
35. LANs where the devices are connected with cables or electrical wiring are … . Complete the sentence with suitable word.
Wired
Wireless
Cable
Connector.