GD0-100 Online Practice Questions and Answers

A file extension and signature can be manually added by:

A. Using the new library feature under hash libraries.

B. Right-clicking on a file and selecting dd.?

C. Using the new set feature under hash sets.

D. Using the new file signature feature under file signatures.

A hard drive has 8 sectors per cluster. File Mystuff.doc has a logical file size of 13,000 bytes. How many clusters will be used by Mystuff.doc?

A. 4

B. 1

C. 2

D. 3

When a document is printed using EMF in Windows, what file(s) are generated in the spooling process?

A. The .SHD file

B. The .SPL file

C. Neither a or b

D. Both a and b

When an EnCase user double-clicks on a valid .jpg file, that file is:

A. Copied to the default export folder and opened by an associated program.

B. Renamed to JPG_0001.jpg and copied to the default export folder.

C. Copied to the EnCase specified temp folder and opened by an associated program.

D. Opened by EnCase.

The following keyword was typed in exactly as shown. Choose the answer(s) that would result. All search criteria have default settings. Speed and Meth

A. Meth

B. Meth Speed

C. Speed andMeth

D. Speed

Assume that MyNote.txt was allocated to clusters 5, 9, and 11. Cluster 6, 7, and 8 belong to MyResume.doc. Both files have been deleted and the directory entry in the FAT file system for MyResume.doc has been overwritten. What clusters would EnCase use to undelete MyNote.txt?

A. 5,9,11

B. 5,6,7

C. 7,8,9

D. 6,7,8

In DOS and Windows, how many bytes are in one FAT directory entry?

A. Variable

B. 32

C. 16

D. 64

E. 8

The default export folder remains the same for all cases.

A. True

B. False

The acronym ASCII stands for:

A. American Standard Communication Information Index

B. American Standard Code for Information Interchange

C. Accepted Standard Code for Information Interchange

D. Accepted Standard Communication Information Index

The BIOS chip on an IBM clone computer is most commonly located on:

A. The RAM chip

B. The controller card

C. The motherboard

D. The microprocessor