FBLA Computer Problem Solving practice test
Computer Problem Solving tests practical troubleshooting of hardware, operating systems, networks, and software, much like the material in entry-level IT support certifications such as CompTIA A+.
Topics on the FBLA Computer Problem Solving test
- Hardware components and installation
- Operating systems and command-line tools
- Troubleshooting methodology
- Networking basics and connectivity
- Security, malware, and backups
- Mobile devices, printers, and peripherals
Free FBLA Computer Problem Solving practice questions and answers
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Question 1
A computer powers on but shows nothing on screen and beeps in a repeating pattern. The beeps most likely indicate:
- AA POST (power-on self-test) hardware error
- BA full hard drive
- CA virus infection
- DA network outage
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Answer: A. A POST (power-on self-test) hardware error
Firmware sounds beep codes when POST finds a hardware fault, commonly with RAM or the video card, before anything can be displayed.
Question 2
Which Windows command displays a computer’s IP address configuration?
- Aping
- Bipconfig
- Ctracert
- Dchkdsk
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Answer: B. ipconfig
ipconfig shows the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. ping and tracert test connectivity, and chkdsk checks a disk.
Question 3
What is the first step of the standard CompTIA troubleshooting methodology?
- AEstablish a theory of probable cause
- BIdentify the problem
- CTest the theory
- DDocument the findings
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Answer: B. Identify the problem
You start by identifying the problem: gathering information, questioning the user, and noting recent changes.
How to study for FBLA Computer Problem Solving
Learn a structured troubleshooting process and what common commands do (ipconfig, ping, tracert, chkdsk, sfc). Scenario questions reward picking the most likely cause first.
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How many questions are on the FBLA Computer Problem Solving test?
Computer Problem Solving is an objective test event. Under the current guidelines, FBLA objective tests are typically 100 multiple-choice questions in 50 minutes. Check the official FBLA competitive event guidelines for your season and conference.
What topics are on the FBLA Computer Problem Solving test?
Expect questions on hardware components and installation; operating systems and command-line tools; troubleshooting methodology; networking basics and connectivity; security, malware, and backups; and mobile devices, printers, and peripherals.
Are these official FBLA Computer Problem Solving questions?
No. The sample questions are original and written in the style of FBLA objective tests. TierOne is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with FBLA.