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- Q1What does a hypervisor sit between?Network connectionsA virtual machine and physical hardwareSoftware applicationsTwo physical servers30s
- Q2How does virtualization 'run a computer inside your computer'?By increasing CPU speedBy using additional hardwareBy creating virtual machinesBy isolating applications30s
- Q3Why is virtualization considered a cost-effective solution?It reduces the need for physical serversIt eliminates software licensing feesIt complicates maintenanceIt requires more investments in hardware30s
- Q4What is a virtual machine (VM)?A hardware componentA software emulation of a physical computer.A type of computer virusAn operating system itself30s
- Q5What benefit does virtualization provide?It simplifies software updatesIt increases hardware costsIt limits the number of applicationsIt maximizes resource utilization and efficiency.30s
- Q6Which of the following is NOT a function of a hypervisor?Allocating hardware resources to VMsRunning applications directly without a virtual machine.Managing VM interactionsCreating multiple VMs on a single host30s
- Q7What type of machine is a hypervisor typically installed on?A gaming consoleA virtual machineA mobile deviceA host machine.30s
- Q8How does virtualization optimize hardware use?By increasing the physical size of serversBy creating backups of hardwareBy allowing multiple virtual machines to run on a single physical serverBy replacing old hardware30s
- Q9What is a common use case for virtualization in businesses?To run different operating systems on the same serverTo reduce software licensing issuesTo physically relocate serversTo enhance network speed30s
- Q10What is the Host in a virtualization context?your physical computerthe virtual machinethe operating systemthe virtualization software30s
- Q11What does the Host OS refer to?the virtual machine's OSthe operating system running on your physical computerthe underlying hardwarethe guest machine30s
- Q12What is a Virtual Machine (VM)?the software managing resourcesthe operating system on a real computerthe virtual computer with OS running inside a virtualization softwarethe physical computer30s
- Q13If a virtual machine is configured with 2 GB of RAM, what happens to the RAM on the host PC?The host PC retains all its RAM resources.The RAM is used by another virtual machine.The host PC gains an additional 2 GB of RAM.The 2 GB of RAM is no longer available to the host.30s
- Q14Can a virtual machine run an operating system?No, it can only function through the host's OS.Yes, it can run its own operating system.Yes, but only if the host OS supports it.No, it can only run applications.30s
- Q15What could happen if a VM is configured with too many resources such as too much RAM?Nothing will happen; it's always efficient.The VM will run faster than intended.The host PC will automatically upgrade resources.It may slow down the host PC due to resource constraints.30s