Preview of Test Questions: Test will be Wed 1/13/10

Some of these questions are from October 2009

  1. What is your Storefront email address?_________________________________________

  2. What does AUP stand for? _____________ _______________ ________________

  3. What is one rule from the AUP that refers to the Wittenberg Door? ________________

  4. Convert this number (92) from decimal to binary: __________

  5. Convert this number from decimal (77) to an ASCII character: ____________

  6. Convert this number from binary (01101010) to decimal: ____________

  7. Convert this number from binary (01000101) to an ASCII character ___________

  8. Convert this ASCII character ("M") to decimal

  9. Convert this ASCII character ("F") to binary

  10. Change the decimal number of 65 into hexadecimal

  11. Change the decimal number of 75 into hexadecimal

  12. Change the hexadecimal number of 3A into decimal

  13. Change the hexadecimal number of 4B into binary

  14. Use the word "mines" in a sentence _____________________________________________

  15. Demonstrate that you can pass the benchmark typing test (we will do this together afterwards)?

  16. What is the name you would use for saving a Science Powerpoint on December 7th (Larry Bird's birthday)? ______________________________________________________

  17. What is the name you would use for saving an English Microsoft Word paper on May 24th (Bob Dylan's birthday)? ______________________________________________________

  18. What is your universal login that you use for Google Docs and other things? ________

  19. What are the key rules for the laptop program in building 70 that we are beginning in January 2010 ... click here

  20. Count from 1 to 33 using binary codes

  21. Demonstrate Mooore's Law on an Excel Spreadsheet by calculating how much my first computer (purchased in 1981 for $2500) would cost today if it had gotten 50% cheaper every two years ... Mr. Bergen
  22. Add the binary numbers 10101 of 11100 and give the answer in binary and decimal
  23. Add the hexadecimal number of 2A and 2B and give the answer in binary, decimal and hexadecimal