6. Which of these is an example of intormation 3, 5,7,9, 11, 13 b. a. Bob spent three dollars Bob spent three dollars less than Sue d. c. None of the above are examples of information 7. Which of these is an example of a computer? A mechanical device that uses cams and gears to do mathematics b. a. A pool of bacteria that can decode DNA sequences c. Tubes and bottles of fluids that can calculate rocket trajectories d. All of the above 8. Which of these allows information systems to share data between business processes? a. Computer Architecture b. Data Architecture c. Information Architecture d. Software Architecture 9. Which of the following is hardware? a. Java b. CPU c. HTTP d. Terabyte 10. Which of the following is an example of the "digital divide?" a. b. c. d. A studies at a good school and has access to more books than B A is better at mathematics than B because of superior analytical skills. A has better people skills than B and so has a better chance of promotion. A knows how to operate a computer and B doesn't. A has access to more information. 11. What's the difference between data and knowledge? a. Knowledge is data processed into information b. Data is raw facts. Knowledge is data with a context Data is raw facts. Knowledge is data with context used to solve a problem d. c. Nothing. They are really both the same thing 12. What's the difference between an IT architecture and an IT infrastructure? The architecture is how the IT is actually implemented b. a. The infrastructure is how the architecture is imagined The infrastructure is how the architecture is implemented d. c The infrastructure is the plan for how IT supports the organization . What's the difference between a tablet and a supercomputer? Supercomputers are becoming obsolete, being replaced by personal tablets b. Tablets have only one input device while supercomputers have many c. Tablets were invented after supercomputers d. Really, nothing. They are both based on the Von Neumann architecture a