FCGIT 無料問題集「ISEB Foundation Certificate in Green IT」

（A）Non-recyclable materials use up more water, energy and minerals than recyclable.

（B）Non-recyclable materials cost more to produce making the equipment more expensive.

（C）Non-recyclable materials degrade faster and need to be replaced more often.

（D）Non-recyclable materials are often hazardous and so are difficult to dispose of.

（A）Twice the power of a standard office application.

（B）The same as a standard office application.

（C）One third the power of a standard office application.

（D）Half the power of a standard office application.

（A）a, c and d only.

（B）a, b and c.

（C）a, b and d only.

（D）b, c and d only.

（A）Solely focusing on the green elements in business processes.

（B）Carefully creating environmental laws with no real powers.

（C）Falsely claiming an organisation is green to improve its image.

（D）Quickly upgrading the environmental aspects of a product.

（A）The Environmental Systems Method.

（B）The IT Infrastructure Library.

（C）The Green Data Centre Toolkit.

（D）The Custom Development Framework.

（A）a, b and c only.

（B）a and d only.

（C）b, c and d only.

（D）c and d only.

（A）The time taken to raise the budget for the programme.

（B）The time taken to repay the original investment.

（C）The time taken to reclaim any budget overruns.

（D）The time taken to realise the programme benefits.

（A）Extended change can lead to increased project costs.

（B）Cultural resistance to change is a major project risk.

（C）Rapid adoption of change can reduce productivity.

（D）Individuals can gain too much control of a change project.

（A）It reduces the emissions caused by replacing monitors.

（B）It reduces the energy used over the entire lifecycle of the PC.

（C）It reduces the resources required for new computer manufacture.

（D）It reduces the storage needed for packaging and manuals.

（A）Social pressure.

（B）Technical opportunity.

（C）Customer satisfaction.

（D）Legislative compliance.