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Fill in The Blanks and True False Computer

The document is an introduction to computer law that contains two exercises - a fill in the blanks and true/false questions. The fill in the blanks defines key computer terms like hardware, software, data, information processing cycle, and input/output devices. The true/false questions test understanding of additional concepts such as storage, operating systems, and memory. Overall, the document provides foundational computer terminology and concepts through definition and assessment questions.

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Fill in The Blanks and True False Computer

The document is an introduction to computer law that contains two exercises - a fill in the blanks and true/false questions. The fill in the blanks defines key computer terms like hardware, software, data, information processing cycle, and input/output devices. The true/false questions test understanding of additional concepts such as storage, operating systems, and memory. Overall, the document provides foundational computer terminology and concepts through definition and assessment questions.

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CHAPTER #1

INTRODUCTION TO LAW
Exercise
Q1. Fill in the Blanks
1. Computer derived from the Latin word Compute .
2. The processed form of data is called information
3. The physical or tangible parts of the computer called hardware.
4. Software is the set of instructions, that tells the computer,
what to doand how to do.
5. Raw facts and figures are called data .
6. Mini computers introduced in 1960s.
7. IPC consists of a series of tasks required to convert data into
information
8. Micro computers are also known as personal computer.
9. LCD Stands for liquid crystal display.
10. LSI stands for large scale integration.
11. CRT stands for cathode ray tube.
12. Plotter is an output device
13. Everything that we tell to the computer is called input.
14. The device is used to enter data & information into the computer
is called Input device.
15. Printers are output type of device and the results are output form.
16. A standard Keyboard has 101 no. of keys.
17. CPU has CU and ALU parts.
18. CPU stands for central processing unit.
19. Machine cycle is a series of steps of fetching, decoding,
executing,storing.
20. 4096 Bytes equal to 32768 bits
21. PDA stands for personal digital assistant.
22. CU stands for control unit.
23. ROM is a non-volatile memory.
24. RAM Stands for random access memory.

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25. RAM is also known as volatile memory.
26. Outputting is process of displaying information at output

device
27. The term Bit refers to the amount of memory required to store one
binary digit.
28. IPC stands for Information processing cycle.
29. Numeric pad activates from num lock key
30. Modifier Keys are shift, Alt and Ctrl..
31. Because RAM is a volatile memory, it needs a constant supply

of power.
32. The term BYTE refers to the amount of memory required to store
one bits.
33. 1 mega byte unit of storage is used to represent one million bytes
of data
34. Monitor uses LCD mechanism for display
35. 256 bits = 32 bytes.
36. Because ROM is a non-volatile memory, it doesn’t needs a

constantsupply of power.
37. 1 giga byte unit of storage is used to represent one billion bytes of
data.
38. Microphone is used to enter voice/audio in the computer
39. 256 byte = 2048 bits.
40. DVD Stands for digital versatile disk.

Q2. True/False
1. Information is output of computer. 
2. Multimedia is a combination of text, graphics, audio and video. 
3. Arrow keys, Page Up, and Page down Keys belong to Navigation Keys.

4. 1024 trillion bytes are equal to 1048576 billion Bytes.
5. A byte is equal to 23 bits. 
6. Gigahertz (GHz) = I million cycle per second. 
7. VDT stands for Video Display Tube 
8. CRT is physical Mechanism used for the Printers. 
9. Gigahertz (GHz) = I024 million cycle per second. 
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10. Storage means to keep something for later use. 
11. VDU stands for Video Display Unit. 
12. A byte is the basic unit of storage. 
13. Operating system Load in ROM when computer starts. 
14. CRT is physical Mechanism used in Monitors. 
15. RAM is much faster than Cache memory. 
16. Operating system are example of system software 
17. Defragmenter is example of system software. 

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