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1 What is the primary function of a CPU in a computer?

A) To store data permanently


B) To process instructions and perform calculations
C) To manage the computer's cooling system
D) To connect to external devices

2 How does a GPU differ from a CPU in terms of functionality?

A) A GPU is specialized for handling complex calculations and graphics rendering, while a CPU handles general
processing tasks.
B) A GPU manages the computer's power supply, while a CPU manages cooling.
C) A GPU stores data, while a CPU processes data.
D) A GPU is used only for data storage, while a CPU is used for all computations.

3 What is the role of RAM in a computer system?

A) To store the operating system and applications permanently


B) To process data and run applications temporarily
C) To provide long-term data storage
D) To manage the computer's cooling system

4 What does SSD stand for, and how does it differ from an HDD?

A) Solid-State Drive; it uses flash memory for faster access compared to the spinning disks in an HDD.
B) Solid-State Drive; it has higher storage capacity than an HDD.
C) Solid-State Drive; it is more prone to mechanical failure than an HDD.
D) Solid-State Drive; it uses magnetic storage for better speed than an HDD.

5 What is a motherboard, and why is it crucial for a computer?

A) A storage device that holds data permanently


B) The main circuit board that connects and allows communication between all components
C) A cooling unit that prevents the computer from overheating
D) A peripheral device used for input and output

6 How does a power supply unit (PSU) contribute to a computer’s performance?

A) It increases the computer's processing speed by overclocking the CPU.


B) It provides the necessary electrical power to all components in the computer.
C) It manages the data stored on the hard drive.
D) It controls the airflow within the computer case.

7 What is the function of a computer's cooling system?

A) To speed up data transfer between components


B) To regulate the temperature of the components and prevent overheating
C) To manage the computer's power consumption
D) To store frequently used applications
8 What is the purpose of a network card in a computer?

A) To enhance the computer's graphical performance


B) To enable communication with other computers and networks
C) To increase the computer's storage capacity
D) To control the computer's power supply

9 How does a sound card enhance a computer's functionality?

A) It improves the computer's graphics performance.


B) It allows the computer to produce and manage audio output.
C) It increases the computer's processing speed.
D) It provides additional storage space for data.

10 What is the significance of a computer’s BIOS/UEFI?

A) It stores the operating system for quick access.


B) It manages the computer’s startup process and hardware settings.
C) It provides cooling for the computer’s internal components.
D) It connects the computer to external devices.

11 What are the differences between DDR3 and DDR4 RAM?

A) DDR4 is faster and more efficient than DDR3, with improved performance and lower power consumption.
B) DDR3 has a higher storage capacity than DDR4.
C) DDR4 uses magnetic storage, while DDR3 uses flash memory.
D) DDR3 is more energy-efficient compared to DDR4.

12 What is a hard drive's role in data storage, and how does it differ from a solid-state drive?

A) A hard drive uses spinning disks for storage, while a solid-state drive uses flash memory for faster access.
B) A hard drive is faster than a solid-state drive and is used for temporary storage.
C) A hard drive has a lower storage capacity compared to a solid-state drive.
D) A hard drive is used exclusively for system booting, while a solid-state drive is for application storage.

13 What is the function of a case or chassis in a computer system?

A) To store data and applications


B) To house and protect all internal components of the computer
C) To manage the computer’s network connections
D) To enhance the computer’s processing speed

14 How do peripheral devices like keyboards and mice connect to a computer?

A) Through a network card


B) Through USB or wireless interfaces
C) Through the power supply unit
D) Through the motherboard’s expansion slots

15 What is the role of expansion slots on a motherboard?

A) To increase the computer’s cooling capabilities


B) To allow additional components like GPUs and sound cards to be added
C) To provide extra storage space
D) To manage network connectivity
16 How does thermal paste improve a computer’s cooling system?

A) It enhances the airflow inside the computer case.


B) It helps transfer heat from the CPU or GPU to the heatsink more effectively.
C) It increases the computer’s storage capacity.
D) It provides additional power to the cooling fans.

17 What is a graphics card, and how does it impact gaming performance?

A) A graphics card is responsible for rendering images and video, improving gaming performance with better
graphics.
B) A graphics card manages the computer’s cooling system.
C) A graphics card stores data and applications.
D) A graphics card controls the computer’s power supply.

18 What is the purpose of a computer's optical drive, and is it still relevant today?

A) To read and write data to CDs and DVDs; it is less common today due to digital downloads and streaming.
B) To store and manage large amounts of data permanently; it is more relevant today than ever.
C) To enhance the computer’s processing speed; it is still crucial for high-performance computing.
D) To connect external devices; it is not commonly used in modern computers.

19 How do USB ports facilitate connectivity and data transfer?

A) They provide a connection for internal components to communicate with each other.
B) They allow external devices to connect and transfer data to and from the computer.
C) They manage the computer’s power supply.
D) They increase the computer’s processing speed.

20 What is the function of a RAID array, and what are its different configurations?

A) A RAID array provides a way to increase storage capacity and performance by using multiple drives, with
configurations like RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 5.
B) A RAID array is used for cooling the computer’s internal components.
C) A RAID array improves the computer’s graphics performance.
D) A RAID array stores the computer’s operating system and applications.

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