Question 1
What is the part of a computer that carries out instructions?
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CPU
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SSD
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GPU
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Router
Question 2
Which component only stores data temporarily?
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RAM
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ROM
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SSD
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HDD
Question 3
Which type of storage keeps data when power is off?
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Secondary storage
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RAM
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Registers
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Cache
Question 4
What does volatile memory do when power is off?
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Loses data
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Encrypts data
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Backs up data
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Duplicates data
Question 5
What does OS stand for?
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Operating System
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Optical Storage
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Online Service
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Output Signal
Question 6
Which is an operating system?
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Windows
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Word
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Excel
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PowerPoint
Question 7
What does a device driver do?
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Enables OS to talk to hardware
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Stores user passwords
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Deletes temporary files
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Speeds up internet
Question 8
Which is an input device?
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Keyboard
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Monitor
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Printer
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Speaker
Question 9
Which is an output device?
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Monitor
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Scanner
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Mouse
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Microphone
Question 10
Which storage type contains startup firmware such as BIOS?
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ROM
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RAM
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Cache
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SSD
Question 11
What is cache memory used for?
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Storing frequently used data for quick CPU access
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Long-term file storage
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Connecting to a network
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Displaying graphics output
Question 12
What does GPU mainly do?
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Processes graphics
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Stores files long-term
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Routes internet traffic
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Prints documents
Question 13
What is BIOS mainly used for?
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Start hardware checks at boot
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Run Python scripts
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Edit photos
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Host websites
Question 14
What are multi-core CPUs useful for?
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Handling tasks at the same time
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Storing more files
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Replacing RAM
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Cooling the system
Question 15
What unit is CPU clock speed often measured in?
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GHz
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MB
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DPI
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RPM
Question 16
What is secondary storage used for?
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Long-term data storage
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Immediate CPU calculations
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Showing graphics
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Typing input
Question 17
Compared with an HDD, what is usually true of an SSD?
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It is usually faster
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It is usually louder
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It has moving parts
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It is usually slower
Question 18
What is the main role of a motherboard in a computer?
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To connect components so they can communicate
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To store files permanently
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To render 3D graphics directly
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To provide internet access by itself
Question 19
What does GUI stand for?
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Graphical User Interface
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General User Internet
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Graphic Utility Input
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Global Usage Interface
Question 20
What does CLI stand for?
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Command Line Interface
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Computer Link Interface
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Code Level Interpreter
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Central Login Input
Question 21
What does CPU stand for?
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Central Processing Unit
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Central Program Unit
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Computer Processing Utility
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Core Processing Unit
Question 22
Which CPU part controls instruction flow?
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Control Unit
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Arithmetic Logic Unit
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Cache
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Register file
Question 23
Which CPU part performs calculations and logic tests?
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ALU
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Control Unit
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ROM
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Bus
Question 24
How is cache best described?
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Small, fast memory near the CPU
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Long-term file storage
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Read-only startup memory
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A network buffer
Question 25
What are CPU registers?
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Small, ultra-fast storage inside the CPU
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Large external storage drives
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Main memory chips on the motherboard
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Cloud storage locations
Question 26
What unit is CPU clock speed usually measured in?
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GHz
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GB
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ms
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dpi
Question 27
What does clock speed measure?
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Cycles per second
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Programs installed
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Bytes in RAM
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Cores on a chip
Question 28
What is a CPU core?
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An independent processing unit
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A type of cache memory
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A motherboard socket
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A file compression method
Question 29
What is an advantage of a dual-core processor compared with a single-core processor?
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It can process multiple tasks more effectively at the same time
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It automatically doubles clock speed
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It removes the need for RAM
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It permanently stores more files
Question 30
What does FDE stand for?
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Fetch, Decode, Execute
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Fetch, Delete, Execute
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Find, Decode, Execute
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Fetch, Decode, Exit
Question 31
What is RAM?
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Volatile memory
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Optical storage
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Non-volatile firmware memory
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External backup media
Question 32
What is ROM?
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Non-volatile memory
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Temporary memory only
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A type of CPU cache
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A cloud storage service
Question 33
What does virtual memory use?
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Secondary storage as extra RAM
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ROM as extra cache
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GPU memory as hard drive space
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Cloud storage as BIOS memory
Question 34
Compared with an HDD, what is usually true of an SSD?
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Faster
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Slower
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More fragile to shock
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Louder in operation
Question 35
Which is optical storage?
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DVD
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SSD
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USB flash drive
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Magnetic tape
Question 36
Which is magnetic storage?
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Hard disk drive
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DVD-ROM
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SD card
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Blu-ray disc
Question 37
Which is solid-state storage?
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USB flash drive
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CD-ROM
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Hard disk drive
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Magnetic tape reel
Question 38
What is an embedded system?
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A computer built into a larger device
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A desktop with two monitors
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Any server on a network
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A cloud-only application
Question 39
Why is secondary storage needed?
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Secondary storage is required to store data long-term
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Secondary storage increases CPU clock speed
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RAM cannot hold program instructions
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Secondary storage is required to display graphics
Question 40
Which is utility software?
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Antivirus
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Spreadsheet
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Web browser quiz
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Presentation editor
Question 41
What does POST do when a computer starts?
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Checks hardware is working
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Formats the hard drive
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Installs new drivers
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Connects to cloud storage
Question 42
What does a firewall do?
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Filters network traffic for security
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Stores long-term user files
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Increases CPU clock speed
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Renders graphics on screen
Question 43
What is an interrupt?
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A signal that pauses current processing for urgent handling
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A permanent CPU shutdown command
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A method for storing files long-term
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A type of ROM chip
Question 44
What problem can virtual memory help with?
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Running out of RAM
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Low internet bandwidth
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A dead CMOS battery
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Insufficient CPU cores