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Chapter 1

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1. Data and information are the same.


2. The CPU is the brain of the computer.
3. All the data is processed in the memory unit.
4. The control unit sends data from the memory to the ALU for processing.
5. Output devices translate information processed by the computer into a form that the user can
understand.
6. A computer that is required for gaming does not need a fast processor.
7. Input, processing and output are the three stages of data processing.
8. A register is a permanent storage location. 9 Technology has improved communities by
providing better communication systems.

MCQ

1. Which is not an example of a peripheral device? a Keyboard b Mouse c Register d Speakers.


2. A program is a: a hardware device. b memory device. c set of instructions. d register.
3. Which is not found in the CPU? a ALU b Control unit c Memory d Printer
4. The ALU processes data and stores it in: a a flash drive. b the main memory. c a sound card. d
modem.
5. Which one of the following is not a function of the control unit? a Fetches instructions from
memory b Decodes instructions c Processes instructions d Fetches data for required
instructions.
6. The speed at which a CPU processes data to convert it, is measured in: a megabytes. b gigahertz.
c gigabytes. d terabytes.
7. Registers are used to store data and instructions that: a are needed over a long period of time. b
are needed immediately and frequently. c are needed at start up. d are needed to hold the
program that is being used.
8. The main memory of a computer is also referred to as: a immediate access store. b auxiliary
storage. c secondary storage. d backup storage.
9. Which of the following is an example of technology use in the home? a Keeping track of student
progress b Greater collaboration c Entertainment d Enhanced productivity
or questions
1. A laptop computer is a portable version of a PC.
2. Notebooks are usually just as powerful as a desktop PC.
3. Notebooks cost less than a desktop PC.
4. A mainframe can handle more than a thousand users at a time.
5. An embedded computer is housed on a single circuit board.
6. First-generation computers were based on the integrated circuit (IC) or chip.
7. High-level programming languages were used in third-generation computers.
8. Fifth-generation computers use ultra-large-scale integration (ULSI) chips.
9. The CRAY T3E 900 and GRAPE are examples of personal computers. 10 The most common
computers today are mainframe computers.

MCQ
1. ENIAC was the first: a electromechanical computer. b electronic computer. c computer with
integrated circuits. d microcomputer.
2. Complex scientific research is usually done using: a microcomputers. b supercomputers. c
minicomputers. d mainframe computers.
3. The main component that formed the basis for second-generation computers was: a vacuum
tubes. b registers. c integrated circuits. d transistors.
4. Third-generation computers were used during the period: a 1933–1945. b 1945–1956. c 1956–
1963. d 1964–1970.
5. Which generation of computers used very large-scale integration (VLSI)? a First generation b
Second generation c Third generation d Fourth generation.
6. All of the following are portable computers except: a laptop computers. b notebook computers.
c tablet computers. d video game consoles.
7. A tablet is a computer that looks like a notebook computer except that data can be
entered using: a a keyboard. b a touchscreen. c a digitising tablet. d all of the above.
8. The Apple Watch® is an example of: a a wearable computer. b an embedded computer. c a first-
generation computer. d a video game console.
9. An embedded computer can be found in a: a laptop computer. b desktop computer. c washing
machine. d netbook computer.
10. Which of the following computers is connected to sensors and actuators that convert an
electrical control signal into a physical action? a Laptop computers b Desktop computers c
Wearable computers d Embedded computer
or questions
1 Computers and most peripheral devices are generally safe to work with.
2 A computer laboratory does not contain many electrical and other cables.
3 To prevent misuse or mishandling of the equipment in the computer laboratory we need to
follow a set of rules.
4 Inserting metal objects into the monitor is safe.
5 Switching your computer on/off too often will not cause any damage to your computer.
6 Exposing your computer to excessive dust can result in it becoming defective.
7 It is OK to eat and drink while working on the computer.
8 You should not copy software from the school’s computer if you do not have proper
authorisation.
9 You are allowed to change the settings in the computers at school.
10 You should never bend CDs or DVDs.
11 Excessive humidity and smoke does not affect CDs, DVDs and flash drives.
12 Exposing CDs, DVDs and flash drives to direct sunlight will not cause any problems.
13 A computer virus can be spread to other computers when an infected disk is used in other
computers.
ue or false questions
1 Bad posture is a key factor in the cause of repetitive strain injury. True
2 One symptom of tendonitis of the wrist is a very mild pain that extends from the forearm to
the hand. False
3 Taking frequent breaks during any long computer session to exercise your hands and arms can
prevent repetitive strain injury. True
4 Minimising glare and reflections from the computer screen can reduce computer vision
syndrome. True
5 Spending too much time with headphones on listening to loud music or other audio material
can cause tinnitus (ringing in the ears). True
6 Research has found no link between certain mental illnesses and internet addiction. False
7 The heavy metals contained in computers can cause serious illnesses in people. True
8 A headache or sore neck can be a result of computer vision syndrome. Tru

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