Unit 2 - Vocabulary Technology

What does 'back up' mean in a technological context?

• To increase the speed of a computer.

• To install new software on a device.

• To delete unnecessary files from a system.

• To create a copy of data for recovery purposes.

What is meant by 'cutting-edge' technology?

• The most advanced and innovative technologies currently available.

• Basic and simple technologies

• Outdated and obsolete technologies

• Technologies that are only theoretical

What does it mean to 'deny access' to a system?

• To provide unrestricted entry to all users.

• To allow a user to freely access a system.

• To prevent a user or entity from entering or using a system.

• To monitor user activity within a system.

How would you define a 'device' in terms of electronics?

• A device is an electronic component that performs a specific function.

• A device is an electrical circuit that cannot be modified.

• A device is a physical object that only stores data.

• A device is a type of software application.

What does it mean to 'enable' a feature on a device?

• To activate a specific function or capability on a device.

• To reset the device to factory settings.

• To install a new application on a device.

• To deactivate a specific function on a device.

What does 'equipped with' imply about a product?

• It suggests the product is outdated.

• It means the product is only for professional use.

• It implies the product is available in multiple colors.

• It indicates that the product has specific features or tools included.

What is the meaning of 'gaming' in today's context?

• The act of playing video games, including competitive and social aspects.

• The act of watching others play video games.

• A term for gambling in casinos.

• The process of designing video game hardware.

How would you describe a 'tool' in a digital environment?

• A physical device used for construction tasks.

• A type of hardware that stores data.

• A digital platform for social networking.

• A software or application that assists users in performing specific tasks.

What does it mean to 'update' software?

• To 'update' software means to ignore any new features or fixes.

• To 'update' software means to change its user interface only.

• To 'update' software means to uninstall it completely.

• To 'update' software means to install the latest version or patches to improve its performance and security.

What is the difference between an 'upgrade' and an 'update'?

• An 'upgrade' is optional, while an 'update' is mandatory.

• An 'upgrade' is a major enhancement, while an 'update' is a minor improvement or fix.

• An 'upgrade' is a minor fix, while an 'update' is a major enhancement.

• An 'upgrade' is a new version, while an 'update' is a complete reinstallation.