EX0-111 · Question #39
Which of the following statements is true?
The correct answer is A. Avoid using screen savers for long periods because they don't reduce energy use and may keep. Option A is correct because screen savers were designed to prevent phosphor burn-in on older CRT monitors - not to save energy. In fact, animated or graphically intensive screen savers can consume more power than a normal display, making them counterproductive for energy…
Question
Which of the following statements is true?
Options
- AAvoid using screen savers for long periods because they don't reduce energy use and may keep
- BUse screen savers for long inactive periods because they reduce the energy use and put the
- CAlternative A is true
- DAlternative B is true
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A89% (48)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D7% (4)
Explanation
Option A is correct because screen savers were designed to prevent phosphor burn-in on older CRT monitors - not to save energy. In fact, animated or graphically intensive screen savers can consume more power than a normal display, making them counterproductive for energy conservation. The energy-saving alternative is to configure the monitor to sleep or power off during inactivity, which actually reduces consumption.
Option B is wrong because it assumes screen savers reduce energy use, which is the opposite of reality - a screen saver keeps the display fully active and drawing power. Options C and D are simply restatements of A and B respectively, so they rise or fall with their parent choice; since B is false, D is false, and since A is true, C is technically redundant (A itself is the correct answer, not a restatement of it).
Memory tip: Think of "screen saver" as a misnomer - it saves the screen (from burn-in), not energy. When you want to save energy, you need the screen to go dark, not display a bouncing logo.
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