Review the screenshot, then answer the question below.

You try to open an application called Dead End, but you get the alert shown above. You know the application comes from a trusted source. How can you open the Dead End application?

A. Open Security and Privacy preferences, click the Gatekeeper tab, click the Add (+) button beneath the Authorized Applications list, and enter Dead End.

B. Control-click the application, choose Open from the shortcut menu, then click Open in the dialog that appears.

C. Option-click the application.

D. Open Security and Privacy preferences, click the Gatekeeper tab, click the Add (+) button beneath the Developers list, and enter Houdini.

Review the screenshot then answer the question below.

You have a Mac with the user accounts shown in the screenshot. To configure the Mac to connect to an Active Directory server, you must authenticate as which user?

A. Chris

B. Carla

C. Sam

D. Bob

Which password was generated by choosing Letters and Numbers from the Type menu in Password Assistant?

A. tend13)fuser

B. htb3RL492QuB

C. 210691077647

D. }\B'h9QadW{.

In OS X, which of these can you use to set a firmware password?

A. The Security and Privacy pane of System Preferences

B. The Firmware Password utility on the Recovery partition

C. The Firmware Password utility in /System/Library/CoreServices/

D. The Users and Groups pane of System Preferences

You want to run a Windows-based application on a Mac. Which of these is a valid reason to use Boot Camp rather than a virtual solution like Parallels or VMware Fusion?

A. You can buy Boot Camp on the App Store for $9.99, which is less expensive than the virtual solutions.

B. Boot Camp runs natively without hardware-resource contention on Mac computers, so you'll see better overall performance with Boot Camp than with virtual solutions.

C. Boot Camp doesn't require you to buy and install Windows to run Windows based applications, whereas virtual solutions do.

D. You can use Boot Camp to switch between OS X and Windows applications instantly, whereas virtual solutions require you to restart your Mac to switch between the two environments.