220-1201CompTIA A+ Core 1

Practice Exam 1

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  1. Question 1 of 90

    Mobile DevicesModerate

    A technician connects a USB flash drive to an Android tablet's USB-C port to transfer photos without using a computer. Which accessory connectivity option is being used?

  2. Question 2 of 90

    Mobile DevicesHard

    A field kit has to charge a 180W mobile workstation over one Type-C cable. The dock's data sheet lists only its highest fixed output voltage. Which is the lowest value that reaches that power level?

  3. Question 3 of 90

    Mobile DevicesModerate

    A user's Windows 11 laptop has no fingerprint reader or infrared camera for biometric sign in. To satisfy two factor authentication, the user pairs a smartphone with the laptop over its short range wireless connection. Which capability is this?

  4. Question 4 of 90

    Mobile DevicesModerate

    A user wants to sign in with facial recognition after a laptop camera is replaced. Which capability must the technician confirm the replacement camera supports for this feature to work?

  5. Question 5 of 90

    Mobile DevicesEasy

    A technician is replacing a laptop's hard drive with a new SSD before performing a Windows 11 installation. What minimum available disk space must the new drive provide?

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What the rest of this exam covers

  • Mobile Devices12 questions / 13% of the exam
  • Networking21 questions / 23% of the exam
  • Hardware22 questions / 25% of the exam
  • Virtualization and Cloud Computing10 questions / 11% of the exam
  • Hardware and Network Troubleshooting25 questions / 28% of the exam

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