SET A
  
Question 1 
	What is Javascript?  
  
	A: A writer's idea for a drama set in a New York coffee house. 
	B: A simple scripting language that lets people do clever things with webpages. 
	C: The storyboard for the remake of the film Krakatoa: East of Java. 
 
Question 2 
	What does RSS stand for?  
  
	A: Rubbish Silly System 
	B: Really Salty Sushi 
	C: Really Secret Software 
	D: Really Simple Syndication 
 
 Question 3 
	In computer terms, what are cookies?  
  
	A: The free biscuits given out at vendors' booths at hi-tech trade shows. 
	B: Tiny text files installed on your computer when you visit websites so they can remember 	you. 
	C: Temporary workers who grind out computer code for a living and are hired and fired as 	needed. 
 
Question 4 
	If you had Bluetooth on your mobile phone would that be  
  
	A: ...a good thing. It's a short range radio technology that lets you swap data with others. 
	B: ...a bad thing. It means the phone has crashed. 
	C: ...a very bad thing. It's a virus that eats all your contacts. 
 
Question 5
	If you were to Podcast what would you be doing?  

	A: Shelling peas from their pods and then throwing them at people
	B: Recording and publishing your own audio broadcast for consumption by owners of MP3 	players. 
	C: Taking part in the National iPod Throwing Championships. 
	D: Using your iPod as a loudspeaker so you can do some karaoke. 
 
Question 6 
	What does DRM stand for?  

	A: Digital Resource Manager 
	B: Data Reversed Macro 
	C: Dodgy Record Manager 
	D: Digital Rights Management 

SET B

Question 1
	If you knew C++ what would you be?  
  
	A: An average student, it's what teachers call kids that scrape through their exams. 
	B: A computer programmer, it's a programming language. 
	C: A sniper, it's a way of describing their keen sight. 
 
Question 2
	What is a megapixel?  
  
	A: A bit of code hidden on web pages that secretly collects information about surfing habits 
	B: The technology used in high-definition widescreen televisions 
	C: A word that describes the resolution of gadgets like a digital camera or a computer 	monitor 
 
Question 3
	What is a peer-to-peer network?  
  
	A: A way of allowing computers to share files with each other 
	B: All your friends in your e-mail address list 
	C: A database of everyone who is a member of the British House of Lords 
 
Question 4
	What does HTML stand for?  
  
	A: Highly threaded mobile language - a program used to keep your mobile phone connected 
	B: Hypertext markup language - the computer code used to define what web pages look like 
	C: Hello there Mr Lee - the first message sent on the world wide web 
 
Question 5
	What is a PDA?  
  
	A: A way of recording music on computers 
	B: A web-based guide to shopping on the internet 
	C: A gadget that helps people manage information 

Question 6
	What does LCD mean?  
  
	A: Lossy Compression Design is used to create small audio files for sharing over the web 
	B: Liquid Crystal Display technology is used for flat screen monitors 
	C: Linux Code Distributors is the name of a group campaigning for open source software