First Quarter Examination in Ict
First Quarter Examination in Ict
First Quarter Examination in Ict
TEST IV: MULTIPLE CHOICE: Direction. HIGHLIGHT the best answer for the statement given.
Prepared by:
GRACE LAUC-VENTURA
ICT Teacher Noted by:
NELIA PIMENTEL-ABAYA
SSHT III – TLE
08/3/2018
FIRST QUARTER EXAMINATION IN ICT- 7
S.Y. 2017 – 2018
TEST I: IDENTIFICATION: Choose the key word that best corresponds to each f the following statements.
SMART CARD 1. A credit-card sized piece of plastic that contains some type of computer circuitry.
MAGNETIC DISKS 2. Devices use chips and other circuitry for storing and transferring data, similar to a floppy disk.
ONLINE STORAGE 3. Generally, refers to a storage on a server accessible over the Internet, although it could be another
network as well.
DVD 4. Refers to a relatively new high capacity optical disc technology.
RAM 5. Is a type of data storage used in computers that is generally located on the motherboard.
RECORDABLE 6. Discs can be written to by the user, but not erased and rewritten.
REWRITABLE 7. Can be used in the same way as magnetic disks-data can be stored and erased as needed.
CD ROM 8. A recent trend in storage for a large computer.
FLOPPY DISKS 9. Small, round platters made of tough plastic. Most diskettes currently in use are 3 ½ inches in diameter
and hold 1.44mb.
FLASH DRIVE 10. The most important storage medium in computers today, ultra-portable storage device.
1. Blaise Pascal, at age 19, invented the PASCALINE as an aid for his father who was a tax collector.
2. The third generation computers were introduced in 1965-71_. They used Integrated Circuits (ICs).
3. The present computers that you see today are the fourth generation computers that use MICROPROCESSORS to make them more
multi-functional.
4. The HOLLERITH’S TABULATING machine was invented by the American inventor Herman Hollerith, this machine was capable of
representing, reading and assembling date.
5. Napier’s BONE named after its inventor, Scottish Mathematician John Napier, this tool is made up of multiplication tables inscribed in a
wood or bones.
6. This SLIDE RULE machine was invented by William Oughtred, this is a single straight two-foot long ruler plotted with a logarithmic
scale.
7. This ANALYTICAL_ engine was invented by Charles Babbage, compared to the first invented engine, this engine was not only able to
perform calculations but also to store data in the memory and perform logical comparison.
8. The ABACUS was considered as the earliest device for calculation.
9. The FIRST generation computers were bulky, took up large space, and needed to be kept in a cool environment., they used wired
circuits that had thousands of vacuum tubes.
10. This PASCAL’S adding machine was the first operational calculating machine that could add large numbers.
TEST III: MATCHING TYPE: Direction. Match the name in Column A with their identification in Column B. LETTER only.
______1. John Napier Z - Scottish mathematician, invented multiplication tables inscribed in a wood or bone.
______2. William Oughtred Y1 - He invented a single straight two-foot long ruler plotted with logarithmic scale.
______3. Blaise Pascal R - French mathematician, invented the first operational calculating machine
______4. Gottfried von Leibnitz Q - A German baron, improved the Pascaline into a device that could add, subtract, divide
and get square roots.
______5. Charles Babbage L1 - British mathematician, invented and built two engine/machine
______6. Herman Hollerith Y2 - American inventor, invented tabulating machine
______7. Dr. Howard Aiken D - Invented the MARK 1
______8. John Mauchly E - Developed ENIAC, it was used to process one problem at a time
______9. J Presper Eckert L2 - Developed the first general purpose electronic computer which was made up of
vacuum tubes.
______10. UNIVAC 1 V - The first commercially available computer.
TEST IV: MULTIPLE CHOICE: Direction. HIGHLIGHT the best answer for the statement given.
51. This is an encased system that serves as the “brain” of the computer
MEMORY CPU ALU
52. This is a section in the CPU that holds instructions, data, and intermediate and final results during processing.
Primary storage Secondary Storage Control Unit
53. It is a part of the CPU that performs mathematical operations and logical comparisons and divisions.
Memory CPU ALU
54. It is a part of CPU that directs the sequence of operations and controls the action of the various units by electrical signals.
Primary storage Secondary Storage Control Unit
55. It stores your computer’s operating system, the programs that are installed in your computer and most of your files.
CD-ROM Hard Disk CPU
56. It is a recording medium that consists of an thin tape with a coating of fine magnetic material.
Magnetic Tape Flash drive Floppy disk
57. Also called diskette, this contains s flexible magnetic disc that holds data.
Magnetic Tape Flash drive Floppy disk
58. It acts as a pointing device that is used to choose and open programs and data files.
Mouse Scanner Joystick
59. This is a voice and sound input device that allows your voice to be recorded into and processed by the computer.
Speaker Microphone Headset
60. It is a visual device that displays the information, commands and actions that you command your computer to process.
Hard copy soft copy Monitor
61. It is a device that makes sounds, clips and any audio materials be heard.
Headphone Earphone Speaker
62. This is an operating system made by Microsoft for desktop computers and laptops which are commonly found in homes and
schools.
Windows Linux Mac OS X
63. This is an operating system for Macintosh computers that are made by Apple Inc.
Windows Linux Mac OS X
64. This is an operating system that can be downloaded free from internet.
Windows Linux Mac OS X
65. It converts numbers, letters and other characters to signals that the computer can understand.
Keyboard Printer mouse
66. This computer is considered the fastest computer and is used in science-related areas because of its unique application.
Supercomputer Mainframe Computer Minicomputer
67. This is very expensive and large computer can support up to thousands of users at the same time
Supercomputer Mainframe Computer Minicomputer
68. This is a medium-power computer that stands between a standard personal computer and a mainframe.
Supercomputer Mainframe Computer Minicomputer
69. It is designed for personal use, it is generally costs less and is smaller in size compared to the other computers.
Portable Computer Personal Computer Desktop Computer
70. This is a computer which is designed to fit comfortably on the top of a table, it is limited to three internal mass storage.
Portable Computer Personal Computer Desktop Computer