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OS Basics: True or False
 

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OS basics true/false quiz

by Esther Jane Edward
1

For mobile phones, Windows Mobile and BlackBerry OS are examples.

2

An OS cannot manage memory.

3

Roles of an OS include managing user accounts.

4

For PCs and laptops, Linux and Windows are not examples.

5

Roles of an OS include managing interrupts.

6

For PCs and laptops, Windows, Linux and Mac OS are examples.

7

Roles of an OS include managing multitasking.

8

Roles of an OS include managing files.

9

An OS cannot manage user accounts.

10

For mobile phones, Android OS and iOS are examples.

11

An OS is purely hardware and has no software components.

12

An OS cannot provide a platform for running applications.

13

An OS cannot provide any interface for the user.

14

The OS does not interact with the hardware.

15

Roles of an OS include managing peripherals and drivers.

16

The purpose of an OS is to allow the user to interact with the hardware.

17

Roles of an OS include managing memory.

18

Roles of an OS include providing an interface.

19

An OS is not a type of system software.

20

Roles of an OS include providing a platform for running applications.

21

It is a type of system software.

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