220-1101 Practice Test 28 — 15 Questions

Question 1

Match each command to its function in Windows.

Question 2

Match each connector type to its typical use.

Question 3

Match each form factor to its typical use.

Question 4

Match each network protocol to its well-known port number.

Question 5

Match each tool to its primary purpose in PC repair.

Question 6

Match each display type to its characteristic.

Question 7

Match each cloud service model to its description.

Question 8

Match each RAID level to its description.

Question 9

Match each printer type to its technology.

Question 10

A user's smartphone has a cracked screen. The display is still visible, but the touch input is only partially responsive. The user needs to perform a factory reset to erase personal data before selling the device. The user can see the 'Reset' button on the screen but cannot tap it due to the unresponsive area. Which of the following methods would be the MOST effective way to perform the factory reset?

Accepted Answer

Connect a USB mouse via an OTG adapter to navigate the interface and tap the reset button.. Option B is correct because an OTG (On-The-Go) adapter allows connecting a USB mouse directly to the smartphone, enabling precise cursor control. This bypasses the unresponsive touch area, letting the user navigate to and tap the 'Reset' button without needing functional touch input on that portion of the screen.

Answer

Use the volume buttons and power button to navigate the recovery menu to perform a factory reset from recovery mode.

Answer

Use the manufacturer's online account portal (e.g., Find My Device) to remotely wipe the device.

Answer

Install a third-party backup app that can initiate a factory reset from the app's settings.

Question 11

A technician is replacing a failed hard drive in a server that uses RAID 1 (mirroring). The server has hot-swappable drive bays, and the operating system continues to function with the remaining drive. Which of the following steps should the technician perform FIRST to restore fault tolerance?

Accepted Answer

Remove the failed drive, insert a new drive of equal or larger capacity, and allow the RAID controller to rebuild the mirror automatically. In a RAID 1 (mirroring) configuration with hot-swappable bays, the failed drive can be removed and a new drive of equal or larger capacity inserted while the system remains online. The RAID controller will automatically detect the new drive and rebuild the mirror, restoring fault tolerance without manual intervention or backup restoration. This is the standard first step because it leverages the hot-swap capability and the automatic rebuild feature of RAID 1.

Answer

Replace both hard drives and restore the data from a recent backup

Answer

Format the new drive in the server's file system before inserting it

Answer

Remove the failed drive, insert a new drive, and launch the RAID configuration utility to designate the new drive as a hot spare

Question 12

Drag and drop the steps for installing a CPU and cooler on a motherboard into the correct order.

Question 13

Drag and drop the steps for troubleshooting a no-display issue on a desktop computer into the correct order.

Question 14

Drag and drop the steps for setting up a RAID 1 (mirroring) array in a Windows server into the correct order.

Question 15

Drag and drop the steps for configuring a VPN connection on a Windows 10 client into the correct order.