The standard protocol of the internet is A. Http B. tcp/ip C. ftp D. html Ans. B
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Reusable optical storage will typically have the acronym A. DVD B. CD C. ROM D. RW Ans. D
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What is the term for a storage device that uses optical discs, such as CDs or DVDs, for data storage? A. SSD B. USB drive C. Blu-ray drive D. Cloud storage Ans. C
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Which of the following is a commonly used file extension for video files? A. .mp3 B. .jpg C. .avi D. .pdf Ans. C
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Which of the following is NOT a common web browser feature? A. Tabbed browsing B. Bookmarks C. Home page D. Desktop publishing Ans. D
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What does SEO stand for in the context of online research and web content? A. Social Engagement Online B. Secure Email Operation C. Search Engine Optimization D. Server Error Output Ans. C
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How many bytes are in a gigabyte (GB)? A. 1073741824 bytes B. 1024 bytes C. 1048576 bytes D. 1000000000 bytes Ans. A
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How many bytes are in a kilobyte (KB)? A. 1000 Bytes B. 10240 Bytes C. 1048 Bytes D. 1024 Bytes Ans. D
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What is the decimal equivalent of the hexadecimal number 1A? A. 16 B. 26 C. 10 D. 27 Ans. B
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What is the hexadecimal equivalent of the binary number 1101? A. D B. 13 C. 7 D. A Ans. A
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Which of the following is not the computer language? A. Unix B. C++ C. Java D. All of the above Ans. A
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In general how much is the storage capacity of CD? A. 500 MB B. 25 GB C. 4.7 GB D. 700 MB Ans. D
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Which of the following is not an Operating System? A. Windows XP B. Linux C. Ubuntu D. Apple Ans. D
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What is the meaning of CC in Email? A. Cut and Copy B. Copy Case C. Carbon Copy D. Caste Copy Ans. C
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When did MS Window operating System Started A. 1975 B. 1985 C. 1995 D. 1998 Ans. B
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Arrange sequence of computer memory in increasing order of their size A. KB>GB>MB>TB B. KB>TB>GB>MB C. KB>MB>>GB>TB D. TB>KB>MB>GB Ans. C
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What is the full form of USB in Computer? A. Universal security block B. Universal serial Bus C. Universal software Barrier D. Universal stage Base Ans. B
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with reference to storage of data in computer, what is BYTE? A. a byte considered as a unit of memory size B. a group of binary digits or bits (usually eight) C. It is 10 bits long D. A and B both TRUE Ans. D
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Full form of XML A. Extensible markup language B. Extreme Memory language C. Extensible Memory line D. Extra markup language Ans. A
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Which of the following is available in the form of a PC now? A. Mainframe B. Micro Computer C. Mini Computer D. Both A & B Ans. B
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Which of the following is a type of network A. Ring B. Bus C. Star D. PAN Ans. D
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Which of the following is a network topology A. LAN B. WAN C. MAN D. BUS Ans. D
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Which device connects a computer to the internet using a telephone line? A. Router B. Modem C. Switch D. Hub Ans. B
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Which protocol is used for remotely accessing and managing network devices? A. FTP B. SNMP C. DNS D. HTTP Ans. B
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What does ISP stand for in the context of internet connectivity? A. Internet Service Provider B. Internet Security Protocol C. Internet Speed Test D. International Server Protocol Ans. A
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Which of the following is a top-level domain (TLD) used for educational institutions and universities? A. .gov B. .com C. .edu D. .org Ans. C
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Which protocol is commonly used for secure communication over the internet? A. HTTP B. FTP C. SSL/TLS D. SMTP Ans. C
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What is the purpose of a firewall in a computer network? A. To provide internet access B. To block unauthorized access C. To boost network speed D. To filter emails Ans. B
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Which of the following devices is responsible for connecting multiple computers in a local area network (LAN)? A. Router B. Modem C. Switch D. Firewall Ans. C
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What does DNS stand for? A. Dynamic Network System B. Data Network Security C. Digital Naming Service D. Domain Name System Ans. D
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What does IP stand for in the context of computer networks? A. Internet Protocol B. Internal Protocol C. Information Protocol D. Internet Provider Ans. A
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Which of the following is a characteristic of SSDs (Solid-State Drives)? A. High storage capacity B. Slow data access times C. No moving parts D. Low durability Ans. C
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Which of the following is NOT a type of Operating System? A. Unix B. Microsoft Edge C. Android D. Linux Mint Ans. B
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TFT is a screen technology. What is the full form of TFT? A. Thin Fixed Transistor B. Thin Film Transporter C. Thin Film Transistor D. Thermal Film Transistor Ans. C
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Win + R Shortcut key opens the ______ dialog box in Windows XP. A. Tools B. Delete C. Save As D. Run Ans. D
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‘C’ language was developed in which year? A. 1972-73 B. 1952-53 C. 1982-83 D. 1962-63 Ans. A
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POP is used by email service providers. What is the full form of POP? A. Past Office Protocol B. Post Order Protocol C. Post Orientated Protocol D. Post Office Protocol Ans. D
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Which of the following is not a networking device? A. Switch B. Hub C. Keyboard D. Router Ans. C
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What happens when you press Win + M in Windows XP? A. Maximizes all windows B. Minimizes all windows C. Close windows D. Opens My Documents Ans. B
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Which of the following printer uses toner? A. Inkjet Printer B. Laser Printer C. Thermal Printer D. Daisy Wheel Printer Ans. B
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Which of the following is NOT a valid IP address? A. 10.56.28.11 B. 101.156.218.111 C. 678.120.1.1 D. 1.156.218.111 Ans. C
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Three of the given options are alike in some manner. Find the odd one out. A. Compiler B. Java C. FORTRAN D. COBOL Ans. A
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What was the first high-level programming language? A. C B. FORTRAN C. COBOL D. C++ Ans. B
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What is a URL extension that is often used for non-profit organizations? A. .org B. .com C. .gov D. .net Ans. A
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What is the purpose of a URL? A. To create graphics B. To specify the address of a resource on the internet C. To send emails D. To connect with internet Ans. B
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Internet Explorer comes along with A. Linux B. Windows C. MAC D. Android Ans. B
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VLSI is used in _________ Generation of computer A. First B. Second C. Third D. Fourth Ans. D
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Which of the following is invalid type of memory A. RAM (Random Access Memory) B. ROM (Read Only Memory) C. PRAM (Programmable Read Access Only Memory ) D. EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read Only Ans. C
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Software required to run the hardware is known as A. Device Driver B. Task Manager C. Task Bar D. Joystick Ans. A
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Which one is not an Image file ? A. .wmv B. .bmp C. .jpg D. .png Ans. A
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The Process of erasing a disk is called : A. Wiping B. Formatting C. Cleaning D. Degragmenting Ans. B
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Internet Explorer is used for : A. Viewing Movie B. Listening Music C. Viewing Web Pages D. Viewing Files & Folder Ans. C
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In which situation running applications of an user account remains active ? A. When we Log Off B. When we Switch User C. When we Shut Down D. When we Reboot Ans. B
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The IC chip used in computers is made of A. Chomium B. Iron Oxide C. Silica D. Silicon Ans. D
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An error is also known as A. Debug B. Bug C. Icon D. None of the above Ans. B
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Time during which a job is processed by the computer is A. Execution Time B. Delay Time C. Real Time D. Waiting Time Ans. A
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Which of the following memory is non-volatile? A. SRAM B. DRAM C. ROM D. ALL of the Above Ans. C
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COBOL Stands for A. Common Business Oriented Language B. Common Business Oracle Language C. Common Bus Oriented Language D. Command Business Oriented Language Ans. A
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what is the binery number of decimal number 253 A. 11110101 B. 11100011 C. 11010101 D. 11111101 Ans. D
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what is the Octal number of decimal number 126? A. 180 B. 177 C. 176 D. 181 Ans. C
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what is the Decimal number of 1000101? A. 69 B. 70 C. 71 D. 68 Ans. A
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Interpreter is used as a translator for A. Low level language B. High Level Language C. COBOL D. C Language Ans. B
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A computer can perform …………………….. operation.
A. Arithmetic B. Logical C. Both A & B D. None Ans. C
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. Animation involves displaying at least 30 still
images in a fraction of a second.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Multimedia
includes only text.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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The
main aim of data processing is to transform data into information.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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A byte consists of 16 binary digits.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Assembly language code is machine dependant.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Labels are optional in assembly language.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Binary language programs can be written to
efficiently utilize memory.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Microsoft
Excel is a word processing software
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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A compiled program executes slower than an
interpreted program.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Compiler translates one statement of high level
language program into machine language and executes it.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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MS Word and Paint are examples of application
software.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Application software provides a general programming
environment in which programmers can create specific applications
to suit their needs
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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CDs can store data on both sides of the disc.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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ACD uses laser technology to read and write data on
the disc.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Hard disk drive is an example of ROM.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Critical
programs which are used to start the computer when it is turned on are stored
in RAM.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Laser printers cannot print text of different fonts.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Dot-matrix and daisywheel printers are examples of
impact printers.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Non-impact printers create characters by striking an
inked ribbon
against the paper.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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You
can change the brightness, sharpness, and colour settings of the image when
using a projector.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Electronic distribution of a hard copy is cheaper,
faster, and easier
than soft copy.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Searching
data is faster in a soft copy output.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Hard copy output cannot be used by people who do not
have a computer.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Soft
copy output can be seen even when the computer is. switched off.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Webcams are used for videoconferencing and as
security cameras.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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A computer with a microphone and speakers can be
used for videoconferencing.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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OMR is used to verify the legitimacy or originality
of paper
documents.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Scanner is an input device. 31. OMR is used to
verify the legitimacy or originality of paper documents.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Mouse can be used to create graphics such as lines,
curves, and freehand shape on the screen.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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VDU
is input device.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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ALU manages and controls all components the computer
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Primary
memory can used for permanently.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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CPU can directly access primary memory.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Your computer has more primary memory than secondary
memory.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Secondary
memory is faster than primary memory. for penetrating
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Managers
use DSS to plan effective strategies their markets.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Robots
cannot work in high temperature, high pressure conditions, or in processes
which demand very high level of accuracy.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Robots are computer-controlled machines.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Computers cannot make decisions on their own.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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When
data and programs have to be used, they are copied from the primary memory into
the secondary memory.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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If input data is wrong, then the output will also be erroneous
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Computer
is a reliable machine.
A. First B. False C. D. Ans. A
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High
speed computer networks in the form of LANS, WANS. and MANS started growing in
third generation of computers
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Pascal, COBOL, FORTRAN, and BASIC are all low level programming languages.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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SSI
and MSI technology was used in fourth generation of computers.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Computers of fourth generation are faster, smaller,
cheaper,
more reliable, and more powerful than the computers
of first generation.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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In second generation of computers, high level
programming
languages were used.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Third
generation of computers were more difficult to install and maintain than the
computers of first generation.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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First generation of computers were expensive than
third generation of computers.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Vacuum
tubes and transistors emit a large amount of heat
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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Machine/assembly language was used in first
generation of computers.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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1942-1955 marks the second generation of computers.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Computer and all its physical parts are known as
software.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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Knowledge is the application of data and
information.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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First generation of computers were used for
commercial applications.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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First generation of computers required an entire room
for installation.
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. A
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A
computer can perform thousands of instructions in one second
A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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A
group of 8 binary digits is called a ...........
A. Nibble B. byte C. bit D. Word Ans. B
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A group of 4
binary digits is called a ............
A. Nibble B. Bit C. Byte D. Word Ans. A
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Query
language is an example of which generation programming language?
A. First B. Second C. Third D. Fourth Ans. D
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............is
a mnemonic that specifies the operation that has to be performed
A. Operand B. Label C. .Opcode D. Comment Ans. C
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Code written
in which language can be directly executed by the computer?
A. Compile B. Binary C. Assembler D. None Ans. B
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Which software
is used by architects and engineers to create architectural
drawings, product designs, landscaping plans, and
engineering drawings?
A. Graphics B. Presentation C. CAD D. CAM Ans. C
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To display a
sequence of images in a fraction of a second, you will need a -------- software.
A. Graphics B. Animation C. Presentation software D. Utility Ans. A
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Adobe
Photoshop Illustrator, Paint Shop Pro, and MS Paint are
examples of a. Word processing software.
A. Spreadsheet B. Database C. Word D. Graphics Ans. D
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Which of the
following is used for database queries and reporting?
A. Word B. Excel C. Access D. All of these Ans. C
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1.Which of the following has
complex formulas and functions to calculate variables in the data?
A. Microsoft Word B. Microsoft Excel C. Microsoft Access D. All of these Ans. B
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1.Which application software
is used to write letters, memos, resumes, or forms?
A. Microsoft Word B. Microsoft Excel C. Microsoft Access D. All of these Ans. A
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1.Which of the following
copies programs form a storage device to the main memory?
A. Compiler B. Interpreter C. Assembler D. Loader Ans. B
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1.Which of the following
ensures that the system resources are utilized efficiently?
A. Compiler B. Operating System C. Utility software D. Application software Ans. D
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1.Which of the following
enables the users to interact with hardware components efficiently?
A. Application software B. Communication C. Presentation software D. System software Ans. D
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1.Identify the storage
device-an optical disc with storage capacity of 256 GB.
A. CD B. Blu Ray C. Memory card D. USB flash drive Ans. D
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1.Identify the storage device
– an optical desc with storage capacity from 4.7 GB to 17 GB.
A. CD B. blu Ray C. DVD D. HDD Ans. C
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1.Which storage device will
you use to back up large amount of data?
A. Magnetic hard disk B. ROM C. RAM D. Magnetic tape Ans. D
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1.Which memory contains
permanent data?
A. RAM B. ROM C. Primary memory D. Secondary memory Ans. B
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1.Which memory holds data and
programs not currently in use and provides long-term storage?
A. RAM B. ROM C. Primary memory D. Secondary memory Ans. D
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1._____is the leading vendor
of plotters worldwide.
A. Hewlett-Packard B. Google C. Microsoft D. Nokia Ans. A
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1.Which device will you use to
draw maps?
A. Laser printer B. Projector C. Plotter D. Dot matrix printer Ans. C
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1.Which device will you use to
print vector graphics with a high print quality?
A. Laser printer B. Projector C. Plotter D. Dot matrix Printer Ans. C
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If you want to print graphics of high quality, which printer would you use? A. Inkjet B. Band C. Any of them D. Both of them Ans. A
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1.A printer can print only
using the standard font. Which printer are we talking about?
A. Laser B. Inkjet C. Dot matrix D. Thermal Ans. C
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1.A printer can print carbon
copies of a document. Which printer are we talking about?
A. Laser B. Inkjet C. Dot matrix D. Thermal Ans. C
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1.Which device allows users to
talk and listen at the same time?
A. Speaker B. Headphone C. Microphone D. Headset Ans. D
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1.Which output device is used
in home theater systems?
A. Printer B. Plotter C. Projector D. Speakers Ans. C
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Digital
camera and web camera are popular examples of a ______ input device
A. Audio B. Video C. Graphics D. Pointing Ans. B
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Which
of the Following convert audio data into digital data?
A. Sound card B. Video card C. Headphone D. Microphone Ans. A
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1.Which input device will be
used to convert a printout into its digital image?
A. Bar code reader B. MICR reader C. Scanner D. OMR Ans. C
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1._____is a pen-shaped input
device used to enter information or write on the touch screen of a phone.
A. Keyboard B. Joystick C. Mouse D. Stylus Ans. D
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1.Name a cursor control device
widely used in computer games and CAD/CAM applications.
A. Keyboard B. Joystick C. Mouse D. Stylus Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
1.GUI stands for _______.
A. Graphical User Interface B. Graphical User Input C. Graphically Used Interface D. Geometrical User Input Ans. A
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Which key captures
everything on the screen as an image?
A. Control B. Function C. Print screen D. Insert Ans. C
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1.Which key cancels the
selected option?
A. Home B. End C. Page Up D. Esc Ans. D
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Which keys are used by
applications and operating systems to perform specific commands?
A. Function B. Numeric C. Arrow D. Typing Ans. A
FUNDAMENTAL
1._______is the main input
device.
A. Mouse B. Joystick C. Keyboard D. Touch screen Ans. C
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Which of the following is
called the brain of the computer system?
A. CU B. MU C. ALU D. CPU Ans. D
FUNDAMENTAL
1.In which part of the CPU are
all computations performed?
A. CU B. MU C. ALU D. Registers Ans. C
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Computer understands only
________ language.
A. Assembly B. Binary C. High level D. SQL Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
1.The process of entering data
and instructions into the computer system is called _____.
A. Input B. Output C. Processing D. Result Ans. A
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Which type of computer
system is the best for analyzing the credit histories for loan approval?
A. Robots B. DSS C. Expert system D. Supercomputer Ans. C
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Which type of computer
system is used by manages to analyse their business?
A. Robots B. DSS C. Expert system D. Supercomputer Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
1.CRAY XMP is used for ………………
A. Education B. Multimedia and entertainment C. Weather forecasting D. Banking Ans. C
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Name an Indian
supercomputer.
A. UNIVAC LARC B. EDVAC C. EDSAC D. CRAY XMP Ans. D
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Which type of software
enables you to create page layouts for entire books?
A. Chatting B. Word Processing C. Desktop Publishing D. Spreadsheet Ans. C
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Currently on which
generation of computers are we working?
A. First B. Fifth C. Third D. Fourth Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
1.In Which computer generation
did microcomputers come into existence?
A. First B. Second C. Third D. Fourth Ans. D
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Which generation of
computers were manufactured using ICs with LSI and later with VL SI technology?
A. First B. Second C. Third D. Fourth Ans. D
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Select the computer(s) in
the second generation of computers.
A. UNIVAC LARC B. EDVAC C. EDSAC D. All of these Ans. A
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Select the computer(s) in
the first generation of computers.
A. ENIAC B. EDVAC C. EDSAC D. All of these Ans. D
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Which of the following were used for manufacturing
first generation computers?
A. Vacuum B. Transistors C. Integrated D. ULSI Ans. A
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Which generation of computer
were used in the period 1955-1964?
A. First B. Second C. Third D. Fourth Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
1.A set of programs is called
………….
A. Hardware B. Software C. Instruction D. Manuals Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Commands given to the
computer that tells what it has to do are…….
A. Data B. Information C. Knowledge D. Instructions Ans. D
FUNDAMENTAL
1.……….comprises processed
data.
A. Data B. Information C. Knowledge D. instructions Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
1.…………is a collection of raw
facts or figures.
A. Data B. Information C. Knowledge D. Instructions Ans. A
FUNDAMENTAL
1.Computer is a…………. machine.
A. Electrical B. Mechanical C. Electronic D. Physical Ans. C
FUNDAMENTAL
1.In which of the following
machine (s) are computers used?
A. GPS B. ATM C. Gas pumps D. All of these Ans. D
FUNDAMENTAL
1.A computer works
on……………..given to it.
A. Computations B. instructions C. Data D. b and c Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
IT Stands For A. Information Technology B. Information Tech C. Information Technique D. None Ans. A
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Assembler is used as a translator for? A. Low level language B. High level language C. COBOL D. C Ans. A
FUNDAMENTAL
___________________ is designed to solve a specific problem or to do a specific task. A. Application Software B. System Software C. Utility Software D. User Ans. A
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A person who designs the programs in a software package is called : A. User B. Software Manager C. System Developer D. System Programmer Ans. D
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Which of the following is not an example of system software? A. Language Translator B. Utility Software C. Communication Software D. Word Processors Ans. D
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Which of the following is designed to control the operations of a computer? A. Application Software B. System Software C. Utility Software D. User Ans. B
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Software Package is a group of programs that solve a multiple problems. A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
The physical devices of a computer: A. Software B. Package C. Hardware D. System Software Ans. C
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The rules that give meaning to the instructions. A. Semantics B. Syntax C. Code D. Cases Ans. A
FUNDAMENTAL
The memory unit is made up of _____ bytes. A. 256 B. 124 C. 4096 D. 3096 Ans. C
FUNDAMENTAL
The ___________ contains the address of the next instruction to be executed. A. IR B. PC C. Accumulator D. System counter Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
Binary code comprises of digits from 0 to 9. A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
FUNDAMENTAL
. The language made up of binary coded instructions. A. Machine B. C C. BASIC D. High level Ans. A
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Another name for base is __________ A. Root B. Radix C. Entity D. Median Ans. B
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Convert : (110)2 = ( __ )10 . A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 9 Ans. C
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The value of base in a decimal number system is ____________ A. 8 B. 2 C. 10 D. 16 Ans. C
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What does MAR stand for A. Main Address Register B. Memory Access Register C. Main Accessible Register D. Memory Address Register Ans. D
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The part of a processor which contains hardware necessary to perform all the operations required by a computer: A. Data path B. Controller C. Registers D. Cache Ans. A
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3. Fill in the blank in the diagram.
A. Input Unit B. Memory Unit C. Control Unit D. I/O Unit Ans. C
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a computer? A. Diligence B. I.Q. C. Accuracy D. Versatility Ans. B
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____________ is the raw material used as input and __________ is the processed data obtained as output of data processing. A. Data, Instructions B. Instructions, Program C. Data, Program D. Program, Code Ans. A
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Which flag indicates the number of 1 bit that results from an operation? A. Zero B. Parity C. Auxiliary D. Carry Ans. B
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Number of bits in ALU is _________ A. 4 B. 8 C. 16 D. 2 Ans. C
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The process of division on memory spaces is called ______________ A. Paging B. Segmentation C. Bifurcation D. Dynamic Division Ans. B
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The ALU gives the output of the operations and the output is stored in the ________ A. Memory Devices B. Registers C. Flags D. Output Unit Ans. B
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IEEE stands for ___________ A. Instantaneous Electrical Engineering B. Institute of Emerging Electrical Engineers C. Institute of Emerging Electronic Engineers D. Institute of Electrical and electronics engineers Ans. D
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Which of the following is not a bitwise operator? A. | B. ^ C. . D. << Ans. C
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The ‘heart’ of the processor which performs many different operations A. Arithmetic and logic unit B. Motherboard C. Control Unit D. Memory Ans. A
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The first practical form of Random Access Memory was the __________ A. SSEM B. Cathode Ray Tube C. William’s Tube D. Thomas’s Tube Ans. C
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A non-erasable disk that stores digitized audio information is _____ A. CD B. CD-RW C. DVD-R D. DVD-RW Ans. A
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RAID stands for __________ A. Redundant array of independent disks B. Redundant array of individual disks C. Reusable Array of independent disks D. Reusable array of individual disks Ans. A
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Which of the following are types of ROMs A. SROM & DROM B. PROM & EPROM C. Only one type there is no further classification D. PROM & EROM Ans. B
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Which of the following is used in main memory? A. SRAM B. DRAM C. PRAM D. DDR Ans. B
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Which of the following is non-volatile storage? A. Backup B. Secondary C. Primary D. Cache Ans. B
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Which of the following is used to hold running program instructions? A. Primary Storage B. Virtual Storage C. Internal Storage D. Minor Devices Ans. A
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The two basic types of memory in a computer are ________ A. Primary and major B. Primary and Secondary C. Minor and Major D. Main and virtual Ans. B
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Saving data and instructions to make them readily available is the job of A. Storage Unit B. Cache Unit C. Input Unit D. Output Unit Ans. A
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Components that provide internal storage to the CPU are ______ A. Registers B. Program Counters C. Controllers D. Internal chips Ans. A
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PCI stands for _________ A. Peripheral Component Interconnect B. Partial Component Interconnect C. Peripheral Component Interaction D. Partial Component Interaction Ans. A
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Which of the following is not a function of the Output Unit? A. It produces results that can be easily understood by the user B. It accepts the results produced by the computer C. It supplies the data and instructions to the outside world D. It supplies the data and instructions to the computer for further processing Ans. D
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A ___________________ monitor looks like a television and are normally used with non-portable computer systems. A. CRT B. LCD C. LED D. Flat Panel Monitors Ans. A
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Line Printers that print one line at a time are A. Laser Printers B. Inkjet Printers C. Drum Printers D. Chain Printers Ans. C
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A special request originated from some device to the CPU to acquire some of its time is called A. Disturbance B. Attenuation C. Interrupt D. Noise Ans. C
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The devices that used to give single or multiple colored images and drawings are A. Monitors B. Printers C. Plotters D. VDUs Ans. C
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What does SVGA stands for? A. Standard Visual Graphics Array B. Super Visual Graphics Array C. Standard Video Graphics Array D. Super Video Graphics Array Ans. D
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VDU stands for A. Virtual Display Unit B. Visual Display Unit C. Virtual Detection Unit D. Visual Detection Unit Ans. B
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The output unit coverts the data entered by the user into computer understandable form. A. True B. False C. D. Ans. B
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The process of producing useful information for the user is called A. Controlling B. Outputting C. Inputting D. Processing Ans. B
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Label the parts 1 and 2: A. 1.ALU 2. MU B. 1.Output unit 2.Input Unit C. 1.MU 2. ALU D. 1.Input Unit 2.Output Unit Ans. D
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Which of the following is not a function of the Input Uni A. It reads instructions and data from the outside world. B. It converts the data into computer acceptable format. C. It makes the data into user understandable format. D. It supplies the data and instructions to the computer for further processing. Ans. C
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1 yottabyte = A. 1024 TB B. 1024 EB C. 1024 ZB D. 1024 PB Ans. C
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The input machine which originated in the United States around 1880 is a A. Mouse B. Joystick C. Keyboard D. Bar Code Reader Ans. C
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Which of the following describes the correct format of an input instructio A. IN 82 B. INPUT 82 C. INP 82 D. 82 INP Ans. A
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One nibble is equivalent to how many bits A. 2 B. 4 C. 8 D. 1 Ans. B
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The smallest unit of data in computer is A. Byte B. Nibble C. Bit D. KB Ans. C
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The only language which the computer understands is A. Assembly Language B. Binary Language C. BASIC D. C Language Ans. B
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1. Which unit is responsible for converting the data received from the user into
computer understandable format? A. Memory Unit B. Arithmetic & Logic Unit C. Input Unit D. Output Unit Ans. C
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img tag is for
A. list B. link C. image D. line Ans. C
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What is an another name of Personal Computer? A. Micro-Computer B. Private Computer C. Distinctive Computer D. Individual Computer Ans. A
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What is an another name of Personal Computer? A. Micro-Computer B. Private Computer C. Distinctive Computer D. Individual Computer Ans. A
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Company name of Windows O.S. A. Microsoft Corporation B. Microsoft Computer C. Multimedia Computer D. None of above Ans. A
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Windows 7/8/8.1/10 is a ............... based O.S. A. GUI B. CUI C. Computer D. Operating System Ans. A
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To Create a directory we use A. MD B. CD C. RD D. CD.. Ans. A
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Which command is used for clear the screen A. Clear B. CLS C. Clear all D. None Ans. B
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ALU is A. Arithmetic Logic Unit B. Application Logic Unit C. Array Logic Unit D. None of Above Ans. A
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What is a light pen? A. A Mechanical Input device B. Electronic input device C. Optical input device D. Optical output device Ans. C
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Which device is required for the Internet connection? A. Joystick B. Modem C. CD Drive D. NIC Ans. B
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You organize files by storing them in A. archives B. folders C. indexes D. lists Ans. B
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Which of the following statements is true ? A. Minicomputer works faster than Microcomputer B. Microcomputer works faster than Minicomputer C. Speed of both the computers is the same D. The speeds of both these computers cannot be compared with the speed of advanced Ans. A
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..........is a combination of hardware and software that facilitates the sharing of information between computing devices.
A. Network B. Peripheral C. Expansion Board D. Digital Device Ans. A
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The first computers were programmed using A. Assembly language B. Machine language C. Source code D. Object code Ans. B
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A CPU contains A. a card reader and a printing device B. an analytical engine and a control unit C. a control unit and an arithmetic logic unit D. an arithmetic logic unit and a card reader Ans. C
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Who is the father of personal computer? A. Edward Robert B. Allen Turing C. Charles Babbage D. None of these Ans. A
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Who is the father of Computer science?
A. Allen Turing B. Charles Babbage C. Simur Cray D. Augusta Adaming Ans. A
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Who is the father of Computer? A. Allen Turing B. Charles Babbage C. Simur Cray D. Augusta Adaming Ans. B
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Who is the inventor of “Difference Engine”? A. Allen Turing B. Charles Babbage C. Simur Cray D. Augusta Adaming Ans. B
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The term ‘Computer’ is derived from.......... A. Latin B. German C. French D. Arabic Ans. A
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What
happens if you select first and second slide and then click on New Slide button ?
A. A new slide is inserted as first slide in presentation B. A new slide is inserted as second slide in presentation C. A new slide is inserted as third slide in presentation D. None of above Ans. C
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What
happens if you select first and second slide and then click on New Slide button ?
A. A new slide is inserted as first slide in presentation B. A new slide is inserted as second slide in presentation C. A new slide is inserted as third slide in presentation D. None of above Ans. C
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Which of the following is used as a primary storage device? A. Magnetic drum B. Hard Disks C. Floppy D. All of above Ans. A
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A computer consists of A. A central processing unit B. A memory C. Input and output unit D. All of the above Ans. D
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A computer consists of A. A central processing unit B. A memory C. Input and output unit D. All of the above Ans. D
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BCD is A. Binary Coded Decimal B. Bit Coded Decimal C. Binary Coded Digit D. Bit Coded Digit Ans. A
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When was Pascaline invented? A. 1617 B. 1620 C. 1642 D. 1837 Ans. C
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Which was the most popular first generation computer? A. IBM 1650 B. IBM 360 C. IBM 1130 D. IBM 2700 Ans. A
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Abacus was the first A. Electronic computer B. Mechanical computer C. Electronic calculator D. Mechanical calculator Ans. D
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Which of the following produces the best quality graphics reproduction? A. Laser printer B. Ink jet printer C. Plotter D. Dot matrix printer Ans. C
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Magnetic disks are the most popular medium for A. Direct access B. Sequential access C. Both of above D. None of above Ans. C
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Which of the following is not an input device? A. OCR B. Optical scanners C. Voice recognition device D. COM (Computer Output to Microfilm) Ans. D
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Which of the following is not an input device? A. OCR B. Optical scanners C. Voice recognition device D. COM (Computer Output to Microfilm) Ans. D
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Which of the following storage devices can store maximum amount of data? A. Floppy Disk B. Hard Disk C. Compact Disk D. Magneto Optic Disk Ans. B
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The main electronic component used in first generation computers was A. Transistors B. Vacuum Tubes and Valves C. Integrated Circuits D. None of above Ans. B
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Which of the following IC was used in third generation of computers? A. SSI B. MSI C. LSI D. Both a and b Ans. D
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A hybrid computer A. Resembles digital computer B. Resembles analogue computer C. Resembles both a digital and analogue computer D. None of the above Ans. C
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CD-ROM is a A. Semiconductor memory B. Memory register C. Magnetic memory D. None of above Ans. D
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Integrated Circuits (Ics) are related to which generation of computers? A. First generation B. Second generation C. Third generation D. Fourth generation Ans. C
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Computer is free from tiresome and boardoom. We call it A. Accuracy B. Reliability C. Diligence D. Versatility Ans. C
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The two kinds of main memory are: A. Primary and secondary B. Random and sequential C. ROM and RAM D. All of above Ans. C
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Storage capacity of magnetic disk depends on A. Tracks per inch of surface B. Bits per inch of tracks C. Disk pack in disk surface D. All of above Ans. D
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The brain of any computer system is A. ALU B. Memory C. CPU D. Control unit Ans. C
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ASCII and EBCDIC are the popular character coding systems. What does EBCDIC stand for? A. Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code B. Extended Bit Code Decimal Interchange Code C. Extended Bit Case Decimal Interchange Code D. Extended Binary Case Decimal Interchange Code Ans. A
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What is the main difference between a mainframe and a super computer? A. Super computer is much larger than mainframe computers B. Super computers are much smaller than mainframe computers C. Super computers are focused to execute few programs as fast as possible while mainframe uses its power to execute as many programs concurrently D. Supercomputers are focused to execute as many programs as possible while mainframe uses its power to execute few programs as fast as possible. Ans. C
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The two major types of computer chips are A. External memory chip B. Primary memory chip C. Microprocessor chip D. Both B and C Ans. D
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The basic operations performed by a computer are A. Arithmetic operation B. Logical operation C. Storage and relative D. All the above Ans. D
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UNIVAC is A. Universal Automatic Computer B. Universal Array Computer C. Unique Automatic Computer D. Unvalued Automatic Computer Ans. A
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What was the First Supercomputer of India? A. PARAM 8000 B. PARAM 10000 C. CRAY D. None of the Above Ans. A
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What was the First Supercomputer?
A. PARAM B. CRAY C. Summit D. None of the Above Ans. B
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What was the First Supercomputer?
A. PARAM B. CRAY C. Summit D. None of the Above Ans. B
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CU stands for..............
A. Computer Unit B. Control Universal C. Control Unit D. None of the Above Ans. C
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MU stands for...... A. Memory Unit B. Memory Universal C. Both A and B D. None of the Above Ans. A
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CPU stands for ....................?
A. Central Public Unit B. Central Processing Unit C. Computer Processing Unit D. Computer Process Universe Ans. B
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ENIAC Stands for A. Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer B. Electronic Numerical Integrator And Calculator C. Electronic Numerical Integrator Automatic Computer D. None of the Above Ans. A
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What was the First Electronic Computer? A. EDVAC B. EDSAC C. ENIAC D. None of the Above Ans. C
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GIGO Stands for ...............................
A. Go Input Go Output B. Garbage In Garbage Out C. Both A and B D. None Ans. B
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The Word "Computer" derives from the ....................word compute? A. English B. Latin C. American D. None Ans. B
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Who is known as the father of Internet?
A. Tim Berners-Lee B. Charles Babbage C. Alan Turing D. Vint Cert Ans. D
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Who is known as the father of supercomputer?
A. Tim Berners-Lee B. Charles Babbage C. Alan Turing D. Seymour Cray Ans. D
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Who is known as the father of computer science? A. Alan Emtage B. Tim Berners-Lee C. Alan Turing D. Vint Cert Ans. C
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Who is known as the father of computer? A. Tim Berners-Lee B. Charles Babbage C. Vint Cert D. Ken Thompson Ans. B