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Classification of Hardware Components 2 ( Form 2, Computer Science )
 

Classification of Hardware Components 2 ( Form 2, Computer Science )Online version

Test your knowledge on storage and CPU basics!

by YAKILI LMS
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RAM is non-volatile.

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Primary storage is slower than secondary storage.

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ROM is volatile.

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The Control Unit coordinates the execution of instructions.

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Cache memory is smaller than main memory but faster.

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Primary storage capacity is greater than secondary storage.

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Storage devices include keyboards.

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The Arithmetic Logic Unit performs arithmetic and logic operations.

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Secondary storage typically has larger capacity than primary storage.

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The CPU has main components: ALU, Control Unit, and Registers.

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The classification of hardware components helps organize components by function.

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Registers store data temporarily during processing.

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Primary storage includes RAM.

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Solid-state drives are examples of secondary storage.

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RAM is faster to read/write than secondary storage.

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The bus does not connect to I/O devices.

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A CPU consists of at least one ALU and a Control Unit.

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Registers are non-volatile.

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Hard disk drives are secondary storage devices.

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Secondary storage is as fast as RAM.

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Buses include data, address, and control lines.

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Classification of hardware components includes input devices, output devices, storage devices, and processing units.

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RAM cannot lose data when power is off.

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Input devices are used to enter data into a computer.

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RAM is a type of primary storage.

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The CPU has more than one Control Unit typically.

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Output devices display or present data to users.

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The ALU stores data long-term.

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A CPU core executes instructions.

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Cache memory is located outside the CPU.

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Hard disk drives are volatile.

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Secondary storage is non-volatile.

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The power supply unit provides electrical power to all components.

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Instruction cycle consists of fetch, decode, execute steps.

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USB drives are an example of primary storage.

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Cache memory is non-volatile.

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A motherboard is a main circuit board in a computer.

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The motherboard processes data.

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The classification of hardware components excludes processing units.

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Input devices process data.

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Cache memory speeds up CPU data access.

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The CPU uses the GPU to compute arithmetic.

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A computer's main memory is slower than a hard drive.

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The ALU stores intermediate results.

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The Control Unit performs arithmetic operations.

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Secondary storage is used for long-term data retention.

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RAM is volatile, losing data when power is off.

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The CPU uses a bus to connect with memory and I/O devices.

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Secondary storage has no access latency.

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An input device sends data to the computer when you type on a keyboard.

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