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Hardware & Software Essentials QuizOnline version

Test hardware and software basics.

by Nerea LAMANA HERMOSA
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What is the difference between propietary software and free software?

2

Touchscreens: what are they-CPU's, memory, or devices?

3

What is the name of the code that translates each character on keyboard into binary code and vice versa?

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Wich of this elements is a peripheral device?

5

Which memories use semiconductor technology to store and read information?

6

Touchscreens: what are they-CPUs, memory or devices?

7

What is currently the universal connector?

8

Why two concepts can be used to classify the files?

9

Do startup programmes take up a lot of memory?

10

Wich is the maximum number of characters allowed in a file extension?

11

What is the resolution?

12

What is the currently the universal connector?

13

Wich are the 5 types of multimedia?

14

The microprocessor: what is it- a CPU, memory, or device?

15

What does the computer need to play a MIDI file to wave?

16

A mouse, how many bits does it need to express the status of its buttons?

17

What is the third mouse button, the middle one for?

18

What file eztensions do the files on the DVDs have?

19

What is the motherboard?

20

Do the boot programmes occupie too much space?

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