Computer Basics Quiz: Input, CPU & Output

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Froggy Jumps Computer Basics Quiz: Input, CPU & OutputOnline version Basics of input, CPU parts, memory & output by Lena AlKubaisi 1 Which of the following are input devices? a Monitors b Printers c Keyboards 2 The most common type of computer mouse is an optical mouse. a The most common type of computer mouse is a trackball mouse. b The most common type of computer mouse is a wireless mouse. c The most common type of computer mouse is an optical mouse. 3 Touch screen is a computer screen that acts both as an Input and Output devices. a Touch screen is only an Output device. b Touch screen is only an Input device. c Touch screen is a computer screen that acts both as an Input and Output devices. 4 Barcode reader is used to read the barcode given on a package and feed information into the computer. a Printer reads the barcode. b Barcode reader is used to read the barcode given on a package and feed information into the computer. c Scanner reads the barcode but does not feed data. 5 Central Processing Unit (CPU) is the brain of the computer. It Processes the information. a CPU only controls input devices. b Central Processing Unit (CPU) is the brain of the computer. It Processes the information. c CPU stores data. 6 The CPU is Divided into Three Parts: ALU, CU, MU. a The CPU is a single unit with no subparts. b The CPU is Divided into Two Parts: ALU, CU. c The CPU is Divided into Three Parts: ALU, CU, MU. 7 Memory Unit (MU) holds the processed and unprocessed data. a MU is another name for RAM. b MU (Memory Unit) holds the processed and unprocessed data. c MU stores only recently processed data. 8 Computer Memory is divided into Two Parts: Primary Memory and Secondary Memory. a Memory is only Primary. b Computer Memory is divided into Two Parts: Primary Memory and Secondary Memory. c Memory is only Secondary. 9 RAM (Random Access Memory) is volatile. Data is disappeared if the computer is shut down. a RAM is non-volatile. b RAM (Random Access Memory) is volatile. Data is disappeared if the computer is shut down. c RAM stores data permanently. 10 ROM (Read Only Memory) is Non-Volatile. It is permanent in nature. a ROM erases itself on power loss. b ROM (Read Only Memory) is Non-Volatile. It is permeant in nature. c ROM is volatile. 11 Secondary Memory external memory stores data for long term bases. Example: Flash Drive. a RAM stores long term data. b Primary Memory stores long term data. c Secondary Memory external memory stores data for long term bases. Example: Flash Drive. 12 Output devices give the result or the information; soft copy vs hard copy distinction. a Speakers produce soft copy instead of hard copy. b The monitor displays hard copy. c The output that is displayed on the monitor (Visual Display Unit) is called soft copy.

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Computer Basics Quiz: Input, CPU & OutputOnline version

by Lena AlKubaisi

Which of the following are input devices?

The most common type of computer mouse is an optical mouse.

Touch screen is a computer screen that acts both as an Input and Output devices.

Barcode reader is used to read the barcode given on a package and feed information into the computer.

Central Processing Unit (CPU) is the brain of the computer. It Processes the information.

The CPU is Divided into Three Parts: ALU, CU, MU.

Memory Unit (MU) holds the processed and unprocessed data.

Computer Memory is divided into Two Parts: Primary Memory and Secondary Memory.

RAM (Random Access Memory) is volatile. Data is disappeared if the computer is shut down.

ROM (Read Only Memory) is Non-Volatile. It is permanent in nature.

Secondary Memory external memory stores data for long term bases. Example: Flash Drive.

Output devices give the result or the information; soft copy vs hard copy distinction.