Does It Do That? parts of the computer.

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learn about parts of the computer and what they do.

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Eri Mendoza

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Does It Do That? parts of the computer.


Does It Do That? parts of the computer.Online version learn about parts of the computer and what they do. by Eri Mendoza 1 The CPU stores data permanently when programs are closed. Yes No 2 RAM stores data that the CPU can access quickly. Yes No 3 The GPU stores the operating system in its cache. Yes No 4 The CPU's main job is to power the computer's electricity supply. Yes No 5 The motherboard processes calculations for software tasks. Yes No 6 The GPU handles rendering graphics for display. Yes No 7 The BIOS is the primary place where programs run during normal operation. Yes No 8 The CPU executes instructions in a computer. Yes No 9 A solid-state drive uses flash memory to store data. Yes No 10 RAM retains data after power is off because it is non-volatile. Yes No 11 The monitor directly processes data as the central processor. Yes No 12 RAM permanently stores the operating system when the computer is off. Yes No 13 The motherboard generates its own graphics without any GPU. Yes No 14 The GPU handles rendering images and video. Yes No 15 The motherboard connects all components of a computer. Yes No 16 The monitor and motherbored are the same thing Yes No 17 The hard drive or SSD provides long-term data storage. Yes No 18 The motherboard connects all major components. Yes No 19 The CPU is responsible for executing instructions. Yes No 20 RAM stores data temporarily while programs run. Yes No

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Does It Do That? parts of the computer.

Yes or No

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Yes or No

Grammys for best song/record

Yes or No

Foot and Ankle Anatomy Quiz

Yes or No

Adjective Checker

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Is it created with Artificial Intelligence? - Complete game

Yes or No

Is it true?

Does It Do That? parts of the computer.Online version

by Eri Mendoza

The CPU stores data permanently when programs are closed.

RAM stores data that the CPU can access quickly.

The GPU stores the operating system in its cache.

The CPU's main job is to power the computer's electricity supply.

The motherboard processes calculations for software tasks.

The GPU handles rendering graphics for display.

The BIOS is the primary place where programs run during normal operation.

The CPU executes instructions in a computer.

A solid-state drive uses flash memory to store data.

RAM retains data after power is off because it is non-volatile.

The monitor directly processes data as the central processor.

RAM permanently stores the operating system when the computer is off.

The motherboard generates its own graphics without any GPU.

The GPU handles rendering images and video.

The motherboard connects all components of a computer.

The monitor and motherbored are the same thing

The hard drive or SSD provides long-term data storage.

The motherboard connects all major components.

The CPU is responsible for executing instructions.

RAM stores data temporarily while programs run.