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KG1: Input & Output Devices

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Fun basics of computer devices.

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Fun basics of computer devices.

by Asma Shaker
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Which device do we use to type letters on a computer?

2

Which device shows pictures and words on the screen?

3

Which device lets you move the cursor by spinning a ball or pads?

4

Which device can copy paper into the computer?

5

Which device makes sounds you can hear from the computer?

6

Which device lets you record your voice for the computer?

7

Which device shows movie pictures and games on a screen?

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Which device prints a paper copy from the computer?

9

Which device helps you take photos on the computer?

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Which device shows moving pictures and games on the screen?

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A keyboard has keys to press letters; a mouse moves the cursor.

The monitor displays the screen; other devices do not show images directly.

A mouse is moved by hand to control the cursor; keyboards type instead.

A scanner reads paper into the computer; printers output from it.

Speakers output audio; other devices handle visuals, input, or print.

A microphone captures sound; speakers output sound.

Monitors display visuals; printers print, others input or capture data.

Printers output hard copies; monitors, keyboards, etc. do not.

A camera captures pictures; others are for typing, viewing, or listening.

The monitor displays moving images; others are for input or output tasks.

 
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