Answer:
Depending on exactly what they mean by read and write, both A and D are valid. In fact, if you read that as "read or write" as being a logical OR and not the logical AND that the sentence probably intends, then all four answers could be correct.
What they probably mean to say though is "..... is used as a read/write storage medium", in which case A is the correct answer.
A. Data can be written to or read from a CD. This is probably the "right" answer
B. A human can "read" data from a Visual Display Unit, and the computer "write" it. That of course is not the intended meaning though.
C. Data can be read from Read Only Memory, but not written to.
D. Data can be both read and written to Random Access Memory, but not retained after the computer is powered off.
*This question seems like an opinion based question, but here is my opinion on the matter:
Yes the cell phone is changing our views of what is polite and impolite. It is indeed impolite to talk on your phone while you are ordering a drink at Starbucks, because then you aren't focusing on ordering instead you are focused on your phone call which can interfere with your ordering.
Hope this helps!
Answer: routers, which direct the data to the correct destination.
Explanation:
In a network, servers receive requests from the routers, which direct the data to the correct destination.
The router simply refers to the networking device which helps in the forwarding of data packets between the computer networks. When a data packet is sent through one of the lines, then the information regarding the network address will be read by the router which will help it in determining the destination.