A.Andrew Smith Bernard
B.Karl Bens
C.Karoline Berliner
D.Ralph H. Bear
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A.55
B.63
C.45
D.35
Explanation: In Microsoft Word you can insert a table with up to 63 columns, that is the limit to the number of columns allowed in a Word document. here we have added 68 to check it whether it works or not and it shows that it can support up to 63 columns in Ms Word. it can seen in screenshot below:
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A.F1
B.F10
C.F5
D.F2
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A.Number
B.Memory
C.Register
D.Address
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A..5″
B.1″
C..25″
D..75″
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A.backspace
B.enter
C.home
D.tab
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A.Spawn
B.Swap
C.Swarm
D.Increment
Explanation: After a virus worm enters computer system, the operating system (OS) creates single thread for the worm’s execution. Next, the worm spawns or creates another process that is an exact duplicate of the original process. In other words, the worm makes an exact duplicate of itself within the computer’s memory. The worm continues to duplicate itself each time the OS manages the worm’s process till it paralyzes the OS completely and forces it to shut down.
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A.computer forensics
B.robotics
C.animation
D.simulation
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A.Formatting toolbar
B.Common tasks toolbar
C.Standard toolbar
D.Drawing toolbar
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A.File Transfer Protocol
B.File Transit Protocol
C.None of these
D.File Transfer Post
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A.Increase Left Margin
B.Left Indent
C.Decrease Left Margin
D.Left Align
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A.0″
B.1.5″
C.0.5″
D.1″
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A.upgrading
B.utilizing
C.processing
D.batching
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A.Computer Automatic Manufacturing
B.Computer Aided Machine
C.Computer Aided Manufacturing
D.Computer Automatic Machine
Explanation: CAM stands for Computer-Aided Manufacturing and referes to the use of software to control machine tools used in manufacturing processes. Enabling faster, accurate and more precise production of components, CAM is usually the next step after computer-aided design (CAD).
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A.Processor
B.BIOS
C.ROM
D.Loader
Explanation: In computer systems a loader is the part of an operating system that is responsible for loading programs and libraries. It is one of the essential stages in the process of starting a program, as it places programs into memory and prepares them for execution.
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