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Froggy Jumps Classification of computer hardware components (Uppersixth science computer science)Online version Test your knowledge on hardware types and their classifications in computing! by YAKILI LMS 1 What type of hardware is responsible for processing data? a Processing hardware b Storage hardware c Output hardware 2 Which of the following is an example of storage hardware? a Hard drive b Keyboard c Monitor 3 What is the primary function of input hardware? a To provide data to the computer b To store data c To display data 4 Which device is considered output hardware? a USB drive b Scanner c Printer 5 What category does RAM fall under? a Output hardware b Input hardware c Storage hardware 6 Which of the following is NOT a type of processing hardware? a Monitor b CPU c GPU 7 What is the role of a keyboard in hardware classification? a Output hardware b Input hardware c Storage hardware 8 Which hardware component is used to display output? a Mouse b Hard drive c Monitor 9 What type of hardware is a solid-state drive (SSD)? a Storage hardware b Input hardware c Processing hardware 10 Which of the following is an example of processing hardware? a Central Processing Unit (CPU) b Webcam c Speaker 11 What is the primary function of the CPU in a computer system? a To process instructions and manage operations. b To store data permanently. c To display graphics. 12 Which component is responsible for temporary data storage? a Hard Drive b CPU c RAM (Random Access Memory). 13 What role does the motherboard play in a computer system? a It stores files. b It processes data. c It connects all components and allows communication. 14 Which device is used for permanent data storage? a Hard Drive. b RAM c CPU 15 What is the function of the power supply unit? a To cool the system. b To convert electrical power for the computer. c To store data. 16 Which component is essential for rendering graphics? a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU). b Motherboard c RAM 17 What is the purpose of the operating system? a To manage hardware and software resources. b To store data. c To increase processing speed. 18 Which part of the computer is responsible for input? a Storage devices b Output devices c Input devices (like keyboard and mouse). 19 What does BIOS stand for? a Basic Internal Operating System b Binary Integrated Operating System c Basic Input/Output System. 20 What is the function of a network card? a To process graphics. b To store data. c To connect the computer to a network. 21 What does RISC stand for? a Random Instruction Set Computer b Rapid Instruction Set Computer c Reduced Instruction Set Computer 22 What does CISC stand for? a Complex Instruction Set Computer b Common Instruction Set Computer c Compact Instruction Set Computer 23 Which architecture typically has more instructions? a RISC b Both have the same number c CISC 24 Which architecture is known for simpler instructions? a Both are equally complex b CISC c RISC 25 Which architecture generally requires more cycles per instruction? a Both require the same cycles b CISC c RISC 26 Which architecture is more efficient for pipelining? a Neither is efficient b CISC c RISC 27 Which architecture often uses microcode? a RISC b CISC c Both use microcode 28 Which architecture typically has a larger number of addressing modes? a RISC b Both have the same number c CISC 29 Which architecture is usually preferred for embedded systems? a Both are equally preferred b CISC c RISC 30 Which architecture emphasizes hardware complexity? a RISC b Both emphasize hardware equally c CISC 31 What is pipelining in RISC processors? a A technique to execute multiple instructions simultaneously. b A method to increase memory size. c A way to reduce power consumption. 32 Why are registers important in RISC architecture? a They manage input/output operations. b They store all program instructions. c They provide fast access to frequently used data. 33 How does pipelining improve performance? a By overlapping instruction execution stages. b By reducing the number of registers. c By increasing clock speed. 34 What is a common number of stages in a RISC pipeline? a Five stages. b Three stages. c Seven stages. 35 What is a hazard in pipelining? a A type of register. b A method of data storage. c A situation that prevents the next instruction from executing. 36 Which type of hazard occurs due to data dependencies? a Structural hazard. b Control hazard. c Data hazard. 37 What role do registers play in instruction execution? a They manage cache memory. b They store the program counter. c They hold operands and results during execution. 38 What is the primary benefit of using RISC architecture? a Higher power consumption. b Complex instruction sets. c Simplicity and efficiency in instruction execution. 39 Which instruction type is commonly used in RISC? a Complex arithmetic instructions. b Branch instructions. c Load/store instructions. 40 What does the term 'throughput' refer to in pipelining? a The size of the instruction set. b The speed of the clock cycle. c The number of instructions completed in a given time. 41 What is the main feature of Von Neumann architecture? a Data flow control b Stored-program concept c Parallel processing 42 Which architecture is known for its parallel processing capabilities? a Harvard b Von Neumann c Flynn's architecture 43 What distinguishes Harvard architecture from Von Neumann? a Separate memory for instructions and data b Focus on data flow c Single memory for both 44 CRAY architecture is primarily associated with which type of computing? a Embedded systems b Supercomputing c Mobile computing 45 What does Flynn's taxonomy categorize? a Memory types b Processor speeds c Instruction and data streams 46 Data flow architecture focuses on what? a Memory hierarchy b Data dependencies c Instruction sequences 47 Which architecture is best for handling complex mathematical computations? a Von Neumann b CRAY architecture c Harvard 48 In Von Neumann architecture, what is the role of the control unit? a Directs operations of the processor b Performs calculations c Stores data 49 Which architecture allows for simultaneous instruction processing? a Harvard b Von Neumann c Flynn's SIMD 50 What is a key limitation of Von Neumann architecture? a Low speed b Bottleneck due to shared bus c High cost

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Classification of computer hardware components (Uppersixth science computer science)Online version

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What type of hardware is responsible for processing data?

Which of the following is an example of storage hardware?

What is the primary function of input hardware?

Which device is considered output hardware?

What category does RAM fall under?

Which of the following is NOT a type of processing hardware?

What is the role of a keyboard in hardware classification?

Which hardware component is used to display output?

What type of hardware is a solid-state drive (SSD)?

Which of the following is an example of processing hardware?

What is the primary function of the CPU in a computer system?

Which component is responsible for temporary data storage?

What role does the motherboard play in a computer system?

Which device is used for permanent data storage?

What is the function of the power supply unit?

Which component is essential for rendering graphics?

What is the purpose of the operating system?

Which part of the computer is responsible for input?

What does BIOS stand for?

What is the function of a network card?

What does RISC stand for?

What does CISC stand for?

Which architecture typically has more instructions?

Which architecture is known for simpler instructions?

Which architecture generally requires more cycles per instruction?

Which architecture is more efficient for pipelining?

Which architecture often uses microcode?

Which architecture typically has a larger number of addressing modes?

Which architecture is usually preferred for embedded systems?

Which architecture emphasizes hardware complexity?

What is pipelining in RISC processors?

Why are registers important in RISC architecture?

How does pipelining improve performance?

What is a common number of stages in a RISC pipeline?

What is a hazard in pipelining?

Which type of hazard occurs due to data dependencies?

What role do registers play in instruction execution?

What is the primary benefit of using RISC architecture?

Which instruction type is commonly used in RISC?

What does the term 'throughput' refer to in pipelining?

What is the main feature of Von Neumann architecture?

Which architecture is known for its parallel processing capabilities?

What distinguishes Harvard architecture from Von Neumann?

CRAY architecture is primarily associated with which type of computing?

What does Flynn's taxonomy categorize?

Data flow architecture focuses on what?

Which architecture is best for handling complex mathematical computations?

In Von Neumann architecture, what is the role of the control unit?

Which architecture allows for simultaneous instruction processing?

What is a key limitation of Von Neumann architecture?