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This chapter is from the book
Lesson Review
- What does ESD stand for?
- Electronic surveillance device
- Electric shock damage
- Electrostatic discharge
- ESD can damage a computer by:
- Decalibrating the CRT
- Damaging sensitive chips
- Starting a fire in the enclosure
- Which three of the following should you keep away from an ESD-compliant workbench? (Choose all that apply.)
- Plastics
- Magnets
- Polyester clothing
- Styrofoam
- Which of the following tasks requires that you not wear a grounded wrist strap or heel strap?
- Discharging a CRT
- Handling a logic board
- Opening a computer case
- How should you handle integrated circuits to reduce the risk of ESD damage?
- By the pins
- By the edge connectors
- By the body
- How should you reduce the risk of ESD damage?
- Ground yourself.
- Make sure the equipment is on.
- Keep the equipment on a metal surface.
- Which one of the following is not one of the four basic pieces of equipment needed to reduce the risk of damage from ESD?
- Grounded mat
- Wrist strap
- Plastic storage bags
- Which general step(s) do you take to clean a monitor screen safely? (Choose all that apply.)
- Disconnect the power cord.
- Turn off the monitor.
- Use a mild, nonabrasive cleaner.
- Which of the following is most likely a symptom of a fragmented hard disk?
- Download errors
- Insufficient memory errors
- Slow disk access
- True or false: Always wear a grounding wrist or heel strap when discharging a CRT or performing live adjustments.
- True or false: Whenever you work around a live CRT, keep one hand behind your back or in your pocket.
- True or false: The CRT carries a charge even when the display or system is turned off, so you must discharge a CRT before you can work safely.
Answer Key
1. c; 2. b; 3. a, c, d; 4. a; 5. c; 6. a; 7. c; 8. a, b, c; 9. c; 10. False; 11. True; 12. True
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