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Welcome to the next wave of productivity !

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When did Bill Gates retire from day-to-day activities at Microsoft?

A. May 1, 2007B. Jan 27, 2008C. April 1, 2008 D. June 27, 2008

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Presented by:

John WestonIT Pro EvangelistMicrosoft Corporation

[email protected]://blogs.technet.com/jwestonhttp://www.twitter.com/technetguy

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In both WarGames and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Matthew Broderick’s on-screen mother has the same profession. What is it?

A. TeacherB. SecretaryC. Engineer D. Real Estate Agent

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Which first-trilogy Star Wars actor initially refused to sign a three-picture deal?

A. Carrie FisherB. Mark HamillC. Harrison FordD. Alec GuinnessThat’s why Han Solo was frozen in

carbonite – just in case he decided not to return.

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Feedback on today’s event: Brian Moore: [email protected]

Technical Q&A: http://blogs.technet.com/jweston [email protected]

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What does FORTRAN stand for?

A. FORmula TRANslatorB. FORmula TRANsferC. FORtune TRANsistorD. FORmer TRANslator

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Get Started TodayInstall the Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 trials*, and check out

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Who invented root beer?

A. The MayansB. The EgyptiansC. The Sumerians D. The American Colonists

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How many episodes of Monty Python’s Flying Circus were recorded?

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How many Windows Live ID authentications are made each day?

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“VLB” – one of the early video cards standards – is an acronym for what?

A. Vesa Local BusB. Vesuvius Logic Board C. Vera Louise BrownD. Vision Land Browser

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The "O" in this early Microsoft logo had a nickname. What was it?

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Now 15 years old, how many Hotmail users are there?

A. over 150 millionB. over 300 millionC. over 450 millionD. over 500 million

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In what year was COBOL invented?

A. 1959B. 1960C. 1961D. 1962

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What was the first CodePlex.com project?

A. SteelForgeB. AvalonC. Altair D. IronPython

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What did Xerox establish in 1970?

A. The Xerox 3600 DuplicatorB. The industry’s first automatic

document feederC. The first-generation laser

printerD. The Palo Alto Research CenterThe Palo Alto Research Center (known as Xerox PARC)

to perform basic computing and electronic research.

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Find security resources here:* Webcasts * Virtual Labs * Planning Guides * Tools

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For planning, preventing, detecting and responding to security threats and risks

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What was the first human-made object to land on the moon?

A. The Lunar capsuleB. The Luna 2C. Moonscape IID. MoonCap 4

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When did GPS first become available for commercial and civilian use?

A. 1960B. 1967C. 1975D. 1984

GPS became available for commercial use in 1967, but it would be almost 40 years before it was commonly used. It wasn't available for personal use until a policy directive in 1996.

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Who invented the first computer mouse?

A. Steve JobsB. James GoslingC. Herbert Simon D. Douglas Engelbart

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What was the first movie to use extensive 3D computer-generated special effects?

A. AlienB. The Last StarfighterC. TronD. Star WarsReleased July 9, 1982, Tron was the first movie with

extensive use (15 min. fully computer generated) of 3D CGI.

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What is the name of Superman’s biological father?

A. Jor-ElB. Kal-El C. Tal-ElD. Vog-El

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In tough times, the good will survive, but only the best will Thrive!  Are you thriving?  

Visit the Thrive site and learn how to enhance your technical skills, advance your career, and elevate IT as the business leader.  These strategies and skills will not only help you succeed now, but place you in a position to excel during the brighter times ahead.

Now is the ideal time to rise to the top.  Seize the moment - find out how YOU can Thrive!www.microsoft.com/thrive

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What did Dennis Ritchie do in 1972?

A. Created hybrid circuits for IBMB. Invented the C programming

language at Bell LabsC. Developed the Commodore PET D. Invented the hot-pluggable

hard disk for Atari

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What was JavaScript originally known as?

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When was the first floppy disk introduced?

A. 1969B. 1971C. 1973D. 1975

The 8” floppy was introduced in 1971 and could hold 1 MB – more than most early 5 ¼” and 3 ½” disks introduced later.

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In the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, which was the only spacesuit left unused?

A. The blue oneB. The red one C. The black oneD. None of the above

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When was the first home VCR introduced?

A. 1974B. 1975C. 1976D. 1977

The Sony Betamax

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How many members are in the Xbox Live community?

A. over 10 millionB. over 15 millionC. over 20 millionD. over 25 million

Larger than any city or satellite provider

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In the original WarGames film script, who was the role of Professor Falken written for?

A. Christopher WalkenB. John VoightC. John LennonD. None of the above

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In what year did Visual C++ 3.0 ship?

A. 1995B. 1997C. 1998D. None of the above

There was no Visual C++ 3.0 – Visual C++ 2.0 shipped with MFC 3.0

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When was Bing, Microsoft’s Decision Engine, first unveiled?

A. May 15, 2009B. May 28, 2009C. June 3, 2009D. June 28, 2009

Steve Ballmer unveiled Bing on May 28, 2009 at the All Things Digital Conference. Bing went live on June 3, 2009

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Welcome to the next wave of productivity !

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On average, a new Xbox Live account is created every:

A. 5 secondsB. 10 secondsC. 30 secondsD. minute

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Presented by:

John WestonIT Pro EvangelistMicrosoft Corporation

[email protected]://blogs.technet.com/jwestonhttp://www.twitter.com/technetguy

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Sometimes heralded by Don Box as the first component technology, what does “TSR” stand for?

A. Tactical Studies RuleB. Technology Software

RestrictedC. Terminate and Stay Resident D. Total Shareholder Return

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What does POST stand for?

A. Positive-Overwrite Sendup-TaskB. Power-On Self-TestC. Performance-Option Standard-

TestingD. Pre-Optimized Setup-Test

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Feedback on today’s event: Brian Moore: [email protected]

Technical Q&A: http://blogs.technet.com/jweston [email protected]

Presentation slides can be found at: http://www.TechnetEvents.com/

Resources

Action Items…

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In what year did Microsoft open its first international office in Japan?

A. 1977B. 1978C. 1980D. 1982

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Get Started TodayInstall the Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 trials*, and check out

http://www.technetevents.com/resources/

You’ll find today’s presentation decks, and links to…

• Office Resource Centers for Compatibility and Web Apps Deployment

• TechNet Resources Desktop Player• TechNet Subscription offer• and more

*Available on May 12th

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When did Microsoft announce the end of Clippy?

A. April 11, 2001B. May 15, 2001C. June 5, 2001D. April 1, 2001

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Check out local events and resources!

For Developers: msdnevents.com

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In 1993, Microsoft pitched Windows as a potential GUI for what computer?

A. Altair BASICB. Commodore PETC. Atari STD. Commodore 64

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By 1983, approximately how many computers were in use in the United States?

A. more than 4 millionB. more than 6 millionC. more than 8 millionD. more than 10 million

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Which Star Wars movie was filmed entirely in the studio?

A. Revenge of the SithB. The Phantom MenaceC. Attack of the ClonesD. Return of the Jedi

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What does the TIE in TIE fighter stand for?

A. Triple Ignition EngineB. Twin Ion EngineC. Trans-Interplanetary

ExpansionD. Trained Interception Elite

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Which Microsoft exec dressed in drag and posed on a Harley to motivate employees?

A. Ray OzzieB. Rick RashidC. Brian ValentineD. Eric Rudder

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Save Time, Learn Fast: Microsoft Learning “Snacks”

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Each Snack is delivered by using innovative Microsoft Silverlight technology and includes various media, such as animations and recorded demos.

Look for “snacks” on Windows Server 2008, Silverlight, Vista, Virtualization and more!

Try a “snack” today at: http://www.microsoft.com/learning/snacks

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“Chicago” was the codename for what?

A. Windows 95B. Internet Explorer C. Windows CE 1.0D. Windows XP

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How Microsoft Does ITPlan. Develop. Deploy. Manage.

White Papers | Case Studies | Presentations | Webcasts | Podcasts |

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Best practices, experiences, and global solutions from Microsoft IT.

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On September 29, 1983, Microsoft introduced what product?

A. XenixB. Windows 1.0C. Word for MS-DOS 1.0D. Excel 1.0

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How many Bing queries are made each month?

A. over 75 millionB. over 100 millionC. over 2 billionD. over 2.5 billion

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The Right Security Education

Learning Paths for Security

Find security resources here:* Webcasts * Virtual Labs * Planning Guides * Tools

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/learning

For planning, preventing, detecting and responding to security threats and risks

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What was Microsoft’s second language product?

A. FORTRAN-80B. COBOLC. BASICD. ASCII

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When was the first Pentium CPU introduced?

A. January 22, 1992B. June 22, 1992C. March 22, 1993 D. December 22, 1993

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Put the right answers at your fingertips TechNet is the comprehensive collection of resources to help IT

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What Is TechNet?

• Monthly updates delivered online, or on DVD or CD• The definitive resource to help you evaluate,

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Subscription

• Accessible at www.microsoft.com/technet• Online resources and community• Subscriber-only Online Services

TechNet Web Site

• Bi-weekly e-newsletter• Security updates, new resources, and special

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• Briefings on the latest Microsoft products and technologies• Hands-on, “how to” information

TechNet Eventsand Web Casts

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How many 1.44mb 3.5” floppies did VB3 Pro come on?

A. OneB. TwoC. Three D. FourE. None of the AboveFour disks sealed in plastic, but only three were required

to install Visual Basic.

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What movie included a touch interface inspired by MS Surface talks?

A. Fight ClubB. Minority ReportC. I, RobotD. Mission: Impossible

Steven Spielberg heard about early Surface prototypes.

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environment On-demand access anytime, anywhere; 24/7 availability No download or installation of trial software required Step-by-step guided product walk through Virtual Labs are Free!

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What city was home to Microsoft just before Bellevue?

A. AtlantaB. Santa FeC. PhoenixD. Albuquerque

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Staffed by Two or More TechNet Presenters Participate Actively – Get your questions answered in real time Participate Passively - Learn from other people’s questions View previously recorded webcasts “on-demand” RSS feeds for upcoming live webcastsView a TechNet Webcast at: www.microsoft.com/webcastsAnd try our interactive webcast calendar at:

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How many versions of DOS did Microsoft release?

A. 10B. 19C. 17D. 15

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In tough times, the good will survive, but only the best will Thrive!  Are you thriving?  

Visit the Thrive site and learn how to enhance your technical skills, advance your career, and elevate IT as the business leader.  These strategies and skills will not only help you succeed now, but place you in a position to excel during the brighter times ahead.

Now is the ideal time to rise to the top.  Seize the moment - find out how YOU can Thrive!www.microsoft.com/thrive

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Who wears Microsoft badge #00001?

A. Steve BallmerB. Bill GatesC. Marc McDonaldD. Paul AllenMarc McDonald was the company’s first employee

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Since the launch of the new Xbox Live Experience, how many times have members changed their avatars’ clothes?

A. Nearly 50 millionB. Nearly 100 millionC. Nearly 150 millionD. Nearly 250 million

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What was the original code name for Windows 3.1?

A. JanusB. JupiterC. StarlightD. Apollo

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Visit the Windows Vista Compatibility Center now at www.windows.com/compatibility

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What was the first backwards-compatible Intel processor?

A. The 8086B. The 80386C. The 8088D. The 80286

The 80286 was a 16-bit processor introduced on February 1, 1982 and first used in the IBM PC/AT in 1984.

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When did Commodore computers file for Bankruptcy?

A. 1990B. 1992C. 1994D. 1995

April 29, 1994, despite having the best-selling computer of all time, Commodore closed its doors.

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• Access to live TechNet Online Concierge Chat• Access to the best technical Webcasts and Microsoft E-

Learning courses

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What was the retail price for Windows 1.0?

A. $89B. $100C. $129.99D. $150

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What is the image name for the Windows Task Manager application?

A. wtm.exeB. tkmanager.exeC. taskmgr.exe D. wtm.png

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On which date was War of the Worlds first broadcast, causing widespread panic?

A. October 30, 1938B. October 31, 1939C. October 30, 1940D. October 31, 1941

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