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1-10.
1-11.
1-12.
1-13.
1-14.
1-15.
The ROM system security access
list is a-record of all ship’s
store personnel that do not
have access to the ROM system.
1.
True
2.
False
How often does the ship’s store
officer review the ROM system
security access list?
1.
Daily
2.
Weekly
3.
Monthly
4.
Annually
The ROM system operates on
which of the following
microcomputers?
1.
Apple II
2.
Zenith Z-248
3.
Honeywell AP microcomputer
4.
Both 2 and 3 above
What keys on the RON system
computer are used to activate
ROM functions?
1.
F keys
2.
Directional arrow keys
3.
Home keys
4.
Cursor movement keys
What is the purpose of the disk
drives on the ROM computer?
1.
To power the computer in
case of power failure
2.
To transfer information
into and out of computer
memory
3.
To display and explain
information entered on the
ROM computer display screen
4.
To power the printer when
used
The ROM system stores all
resale operation data on how
many files?
1.
17
2.
24
3.
33
4.
48
1-16.
When will the ROM system check
for the most recent backup
date?
1.
Once a week, usually on
Monday
2.
After the ROM master menu
appears on the screen
3.
After the user’s ID and
password information are
entered
4.
When the ROM system is
turned on in the morning
1-17.
What is the maximum time the
ROM system will allow you to
operate it without performing a
backup?
1.
1 day
2.
1 week
3.
3 days
4.
30 days
1-18.
When an error is found during
system initialization, what
action will the ROM user take?
1.
Refer to the appropriate
backup and restore
procedures contained in the
ROM TUG
2.
Recheck the password and ID
entered
3.
Change the disk drive
4.
Enter the word ship and
then Y to straighten the
heads
1-19.
ROM users must have which of
the following information
before the ROM system will
allow them access to a
particular function?
1.
Three-position user’s ID
2.
Six-position password
3.
Assigned access to that
particular function
4.
All of the above
Learning Objective: Identify
practices and procedures used
in operating the ROM system.
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