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Froggy Jumps Computer Architecture BasicsOnline version Intro quiz on CPU, memory, and architecture by Rachel Chin 1 What are the main parts of a computer system? a Memory, Keyboard, Printer b CPU, Memory, Input/Output, System Bus c GPU, CPU, Network Card 2 Which are the main CPU design types mentioned? a SISC, UISC, HISC b Von Neumann architecture, RISC, CISC c Harward architecture, MISC, VISC 3 What is the Stored Program Concept? a Data stored separately, programs in ROM b Data and programs stored in the same memory c Programs stored in CPU registers only 4 What does pipelining do in a CPU? a Helps process multiple steps at the same time to speed up execution b Increases clock speed only c Stores data in pipelines for later use 5 Which are common pipeline hazards? a Memory hazard, Power hazard, Network hazard b Data hazard, Resource/Structural hazard, Control/Branch hazard c Input hazard, Output hazard, Timing hazard 6 What are the five main CPU operations? a Compile code, Link libraries, Load modules b Render graphics, Encrypt data, Back up memory c Fetch instructions, Interpret, Fetch data, Process data, Write data 7 What does a 3-address instruction example show? a A = B + C (A is the result) b A + B = C (no result) c B = C + A (swap) 8 Who developed the von Neumann architecture? a Alan Turing b John von Neumann c Edsger Dijkstra 9 What are the main parts of the computer as listed in the material? a CPU, Memory, Keyboard, Monitor b CPU, Memory, Input/Output, System Bus c CPU, GPU, RAM, Power Supply 10 Who developed the model for building computers in 1945? a John von Neumann b Alan Turing c Albert Einstein 11 What is a key difference between RISC and CISC? a RISC is hardware-based; CISC is software-based b RISC has a small instruction set; CISC has a large one c RISC uses more power; CISC uses less power 12 Which of the following is a characteristic of RISC? a High memory usage b Large instruction set c Small instruction set 13 What does pipelining achieve in CPU design? a It increases memory usage b It speeds up by doing many steps at the same time c It reduces the number of registers 14 What does the ALU do in a CPU? a Controls memory access b Stores data c Does maths and logic 15 Which statement about RISC is true? a It cannot be used in mobile devices b It uses a large instruction set and is slower c It uses a small instruction set and aims for fast execution 16 Which statement about CISC is true? a It has no memory management capabilities b It uses a small instruction set and is faster for simple tasks c It uses a large instruction set and can handle complex tasks

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by Rachel Chin

What are the main parts of a computer system?

Which are the main CPU design types mentioned?

What is the Stored Program Concept?

What does pipelining do in a CPU?

Which are common pipeline hazards?

What are the five main CPU operations?

What does a 3-address instruction example show?

Who developed the von Neumann architecture?

What are the main parts of the computer as listed in the material?

Who developed the model for building computers in 1945?

What is a key difference between RISC and CISC?

Which of the following is a characteristic of RISC?

What does pipelining achieve in CPU design?

What does the ALU do in a CPU?

Which statement about RISC is true?

Which statement about CISC is true?