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Core computer basics for grade 6

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Core computer basics for grade 6

by damien
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What is the primary function of the CPU in a computer?

2

Which device is mainly used to input data into a computer?

3

What does a byte consist of?

4

What is the purpose of the Internet?

5

What is malware?

6

What does the keyboard shortcut CTRL+C do?

7

What is a web browser?

8

What is an algorithm?

9

RAM is best described as?

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Which practice improves password security?

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The CPU processes instructions and coordinates activities.

A keyboard types letters and numbers into the computer.

A byte is made of eight binary digits (bits).

The Internet links computers worldwide for communication and information sharing.

Malware is malicious software designed to damage or gain unauthorized access.

CTRL+C copies; CTRL+V pastes.

Browsers display pages from the World Wide Web.

Algorithms outline the steps to complete a task.

RAM holds data the computer is actively using; it’s volatile.

Strong passwords use mix of letters, numbers, symbols and are unique.

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