Question

1. a boot sector virus will damage

files needed for boot up.
application programs.
user files.
antivirus programs.

1. an intranet is

the internet access of the company.
the network of one building in a company.
the external network of a company.
the internal network of a company.

Explanation:

• Question 11: A boot - sector virus targets the boot sector of a storage device. The boot sector contains files and code necessary for the system to boot up. Application programs, user files, and antivirus programs are not the primary targets of a boot - sector virus.
• Question 12: An intranet is a private network within an organization. It is used for internal communication and sharing resources. It is not the Internet access (which is external), nor is it limited to one building (it can span multiple locations within the company), and it is not an external network.

Answer:

1. files needed for boot up.
2. the internal network of a company.