5 preguntas, última actualización
Estas 5 preguntas proceden de la página de ejemplos de competencias digitales de la EPSO, una por cada área del test. La EPSO indica que son solo ilustrativas. La página existe solo en inglés.
Fuente: selection.eu-careers.europa.eu/en/digital-skills se abre en una pestaña nueva · Notice of open competition EPSO/AD/427/26 (OJ C/2026/711), point 4.3.2(d) se abre en una pestaña nueva
Information and data literacy: What do you call a software needed to access the internet?
Clave de la EPSO C: A browser
Explicación. A browser is the program you use to open web pages. A modem is a piece of hardware that connects you to your provider. "Explorer" is a trap: Internet Explorer was a browser, but the word on its own names nothing.
Communication and collaboration: How can I automatically move all e-mails I receive from a certain address to a certain folder?
Clave de la EPSO A: Using a rule
Explicación. A rule runs on its own every time a matching message arrives. A quick step in Outlook also moves mail, but only when you click it, so it is not automatic.
Digital content creation: What file extension is NOT an image file?
Clave de la EPSO C: PST
Explicación. PST is the file Outlook uses to store emails, contacts and calendar items. PNG, BMP and JPEG are all image formats. Learn the common extensions, as EPSO tests them directly.
Safety: What is the purpose of a firewall?
Clave de la EPSO D: To protect a computer from unwanted communication
Explicación. A firewall filters the network traffic going in and out of a device or network. Deleting viruses and scanning downloads is the job of antivirus software, and blocking ads is the job of an ad blocker.
Problem solving: If I am using my smartphone on the street, which of the following technologies enable me to connect to the internet?
Clave de la EPSO B: 2g, 3g, 4g, 5g
Explicación. Away from Wi-Fi, a phone reaches the internet over the mobile network, which is what 2G to 5G are. Bluetooth Low Energy links nearby devices, such as a watch, and cloud computing and P2P are ways of using a connection, not ways of getting one.
