- What are itineraries?   Sections of line along which trains run within the service location

- What are the objectives of the DiGIFeMa?   Making security recommendations after carrying out investigations

- What are the train classifications?   Ordinary, special, supplementary

- What colour is the screen of the fixed light stop signal?   Grey background and white border

- What data is lost when you turn off a PC?   The data contained in RAM

- What does download mean?   The transfer of data from the network in question to the device used

- What does it mean to compress a file?   Use a program that decreases the space that the file takes up

- What does the abbreviation CST mean?   Common safety targets

- What does the abbreviation ERA mean?   The European Railway Agency

- What does the abbreviation NRV mean?   National Value Reference

- What does the expression "vehicle verification" refer to?   The technical verification procedures of the trains prior to departure

- What does the size of a folder mean?   the amount of space occupied by the folder

- What effective visibility should a stop signal have?   At least 100 metres

- What equipment is used for the exchange of dispatches between The Central Operations Manager and the service location?   Register protocol TF2

- What happens when I format a disk?   data on it is deleted

- What information is signalled by a green light?   Proceed

- What information is signalled by a green light?   Proceed

- What information is signalled by a red light?   Stop

- What information is signalled by a yellow light?   Approach

- What is "Google Chrome"?   A browser

- What is a "File"?   a container of digitized information readable only by special software

- What is a "link" ?   A link to an internet page

- What is a Browser:   a program that allows you to browse web pages or download files from the internet

- What is a byte made up of?   8 bit

- What is a departure signal?   A category 1 signal

- What is a pop-up?   a small browser window that appears at the top of the active website

- What is a router in computer science?   A network device

- What is a running rail track?   A line which forms the direct continuation through the station

- What is a snowplough train's circulation denomination?   Special service without schedule

- What is an email client?   a program installed on the computer that allows you to manage e-mail

- What is ERTMS ?   The management system for European rail traffic

- What is meant by "upgrade" of a software?   Upgrade to a newer version

- What is routing?   A maneuvre movement route

- What is SEM ?   A digital platform

- What is the "vela" warning signal, used for slowing down, fixed to?   A pole or other form of support

- What is the average mechanical lifespan of a control panel of a lift shaft?   10 years

- What is the average mechanical lifespan of the fixed electrical lines of a lift shaft?   15 years

- What is the basis for the European standards which have gradually replaced national safety standards?   Common standards

- What is the definition for the specific orders with predefined and codified formulas which are transmitted by written, signed and registered communication?   Dispatch

- What is the definition of a braking system which conforms to train transport regulations?   Automatic continuous braking

- What is the definition of a service location remote-controlled by The Central Operations Manager?   Enabled for movement

- What is the definition of a train vehicle with an engine and driver's cab?   Traction unit

- What is the maximum speed that a driver must never exceed while executing a maneuvre?   15 km/h

- What is the meaning of "interoperability"?   A railway system's ability to enable safe circulation and seamless continuity of train traffic

- What is the meaning of "polling" with reference to a laP system?   An invitation to transmit

- What is the meaning of "selecting" with reference a laP system?   An invitation to receive

- What is the meaning of the abbreviation "laP"?   Public information

- What is the minimum width requisite for passage through turnstilles or gates?   60 cm

- What is the name for the means of traction movement carried out during stops in service locations?   A maneuvre

- What is the name of the device that shows the data of an application on paper?   Printer

- What is the name of the organisation for rail accident investigation, recognised by EU Member States?   National Investigation Body (NIB)

- What is the receiving track?   A section of track used for train circulation

- What means are used to signal from the head of the train?   Headlights with white and/or green lights

- What means is used to define the criteria for evaluating and establishing the security standards recognised by the EU Member States?   A calculation algorithm

- What operation must be carried out in case of modification to the composition of the train?   Braking system test

- What should the train driver do if the safety device at a level crossing is absent or malfunctions?   Immediately inform the Traffic Regulator

- What signals are given during a maneuvre performed in the service location and controlled remotely by the Central Post?   Signal passed at danger

- When "running on sight", what speed must never be exceeded?   30 km/h

- When are emergency measures applied?   Immediately

- When can a train be authorised to run backwards?   When a train has a driver cab at the front and at the end of the train

- When choosing a password that guarantees good security, it is a good idea to:   Use a combination of letters and numbers and special characters with more than 8 characters

- When multiple printers are connected to a PC, the default is the one selected ...   to print all documents

- When the PC is turned off, in the RAM:   nothing remains in memory

- When you receive an email with an attachment ..   you can read and save the attachment to a folder on your computer

- Where are maximum speed indicators usually located?   On open line

- Where does the full line start?   In the area where the protection signal for arrivals from the opposite direction is situated

- Where must the driver stop the train in service locations?   In the most suitable place available

- Where, preferably, should a train convoy stop in extreme necessity?   At a service location or station

- Which coloured lights distinguish luminous signals?   Red, yellow and green

- Which equipment is prioritised by line personnel, when manual signalling is required?   Illuminade red torch

- Which functions are available to the Central Operations Manager for regulating railway traffic using the CTC system?   Self-command, remote control, local control

- Which lights do category 1 lights display?   Red and green

- Which of the following behaviours causes a risk of virus infection?   Download files from unknown sources

- Which of the following device is required on a computer?   keyboard

- Which of the following is NOT a data memory?   Motherboard

- Which of the following is NOT a feature of a "strong" password?   contain less than 8 characters, without special characters

- Which of the following key combinations, on a PC keyboard, should I use if I wanted, on a spreadsheet, to copy a selected cell?   Ctrl + C

- Which trains are covered specifically by the provisions set out for trains in general?   All types of trains, except where clearly indicated otherwise

- Which types of freight transportation have benefited from the rights to full network access as a consequence of the Directive CE, n. 51/2004 ?   All types

- Who authorises a train departure when, due to certain contingent situations, the departure signal is not visible from the driver's cab?   The driver

- Who authorises the commissioning of the structural subsystems of railway interoperability, as established in each EU Member State?   The National Safety Authority

- Who authorises the maneuvre movements in the service location controlled remotely by the Central Post?   The Central Operations Manager

- Who initiates the departure of the train?   The driver

- Who is responsible for the technical inspection and for testing the braking system?   The driver

- Who is responsible initially for requesting circulation of the snowplough train?   The infrastructure operatives

- Who operates the whistle signal emitted by the traction vehicle during a maneuvre?   The engineer

- Whose orders does the operative commanding a maneuvre movement follow?   The orders of the operative authorising the movement

- Why is a brake test carried out?   In order to test the normal functioning of the braking system of the vehicles forming the train and normal functioning of the braking system along the entire train