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1) A combination of hardware and software that allows computer users to share files, printers, and other resources is a: 1) _______ A) packet. B) code of ethics.  C) virus. D) network.  2) A network can be in place to share the following: 2) _______ A) cell phones.  B) computers, printers, and files.  C) keyboards.  D) printers only.  3) Which of the following would NOT be true of larger networks? 3) _______ A) They would not need routers to communicate.  B) Each node would have a NIC.  C) They typically have slow communication lines.  D) They can connect a large number of computers.  4) When creating a network, users might consider sharing all of the following EXCEPT: 4) _______ A) data files.  B) keyboards.  C) printers.  D) scanners or bar code readers.  5) ARPANET implemented keys to a new method of communication recognizing all of the following EXCEPT: 5) _______ A) computers can perform millions of operations per second. B) telephone systems use stand alone central office with no interconnectivity. C) only one pathway out of many has to survive for message to get through. D) computers can be used to connect circuits very rapidly. 6) The following statement about ARPANET would be true EXCEPT: 6) _______ A) J.C.R. Licklider wanted a globally interconnected set of computers. B) ARPANET was created for the purpose of sharing information between research labs. C) ARPANET was a government agency established by J.C.R. Licklider. D) ARPANET was created in the early 1900s. 7) A ________ consists of 8 bits. 7) _______ A) address of the receiver B) address of the sender C) byte D) checksum 8) For what is a telephone switching office responsible? 8) _______ A) Switching calls from one type of service to another format  B) Governing universal telecommunications standards  C) Governing Internet Service Providers (ISPs)  D) Contacting cell phone customers with new plans as they become available  9) A protocol is a group of rules used to manage data exchange. 9) _______ 10) The need to improve coordination of strategic military forces prompted the development of the Internet as we know it today. 10) ______Â