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A) A new universal standard that has largely replaced PS/2 connector, serial ports, and parallel ports on newer systems.
B) A set of standards for connecting and transferring data to hard disk, tape drives, hard drives, and optical drives. These devices also come with different interfaces that include narrow and wide.
C) A communication interface that transfers data in or out one bit at a time.
D) A communication interface that enables 8 bits sending or multiples of 8 in a single operation.
E) A serial bus communication interface that uses a high-speed connection.
F) A common connector that uses a 6-pin din for connecting keyboards and mice.
G) The connecting of multiple devices through a single port.
H) Distributes both USB signals and power via the USB bus to other devices.
I) Has its own power source; it plugs in to an AC wall outlet.
J) Device that enables a single keyboard, video display, and mouse to work with two or more computers.

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G. The connecting of multiple devices through a single port.
Daisy-chaining refers to the process of connecting a series of devices together in sequence or in a ring. It is a method used to connect multiple devices using a single connection point or port, rather than requiring a separate port for each device. This can be done with various types of connections, including USB, FireWire, Thunderbolt, and others. Each device in the chain has an input port and an output port, with the output of one device connected to the input of the next. This allows for a streamlined setup and can reduce cable clutter.

Matching -Daisy-Chaining