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FIRST QUARTER

MASTERY TEST
TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD
EDUCATION
ICT-COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICES
GRADE 10
Directions:
Read and answer the questions carefully.
1. What is CPU?

A. Central Program C. Central


Unit Processing Unit
B. Computer D. Computer
Processing Unit Power Unit
2. What is the main function of the CPU in
a computer?

A. Long-term data C. Processing


storage instructions &
calculations
B. Short-term D. Distributing
memory storage power to
components
3. What is the primary function of an
expansion card as a peripheral?
A. To provide sound output.
B. To add extra memory to the computer.
C. To extend the functionality of the computer.
D. To increase the processing speed of the CPU.
4. Why is it important to maintain a clean
working area when servicing computer
systems?
A. To impress your supervisor.
B. To save time during cleanup.
C. To prevent accidents and hazards.
D. To make the workplace look nice.
5. Why is it important to use anti-static
equipment or perform proper grounding
while working on PC disassembly?
A. To avoid electric shock on the part of the person
working on computer.
B. To easily finish the task without having an
accident.
C. Because some of the components is sensitive to
ESD and can be damaged.
D. Because it is a must to wear personal protective
equipment while working.
6. What type of computer is typically used
for general-purpose computing, personal
tasks, and entertainment?

A. Mainframe C. Server
Computer
B. Supercomputer D. Personal
Computer
7. Which of the following does not belong
to permanent storage?

A. CD C. RAM

B. HDD D. SSD
8. What is the primary purpose of a
peripheral device in a computer?

A. To store data
B. To process data
C. To provide power to the computer.
D. To interact with or send data to the
computer.
9. Why is it essential to have a heatsink
attached to the CPU in a computer?

A. To store long-term data.


B. To dissipate heat generated by the CPU.
C. To execute instructions and calculations.
D. To provide infrastructure for component
connections.
10. What is the primary function of the
power supply unit in a computer?

A. Stores all the data.


B. Draws heat away from the CPU.
C. Acts as the brain of the computer.
D. Provides power to all the components.
11. Which devices uses IDE or SATA cable
to connect to the motherboard?
1. Hard Drive 3. Power Supply
2. Optical Drive 4. Front Panel
Connection

A. 1 & 2 C. 3 & 4

B. 2 & 3 D. 1 & 4
12. What is a computer’s main circuit
board?

A. Expansion Slots C. Motherboard

B. Central D. Random Access


Processing Unit Memory
13. What is known as the brain of the
computer?

A. Expansion Slots C. Motherboard

B. Central D. Random Access


Processing Unit Memory
14. Which component is responsible for
storing all your data in a computer?

A. Central C. Optical Drive


Processing Unit
B. Hard Drive D. Random Access
Memory
15. Which component is responsible for
temporarily storing data that the CPU
works with?

A. Motherboard C. Optical Drive

B. Hard Drive D. Random Access


Memory
16. What is the primary function of a
motherboard in a computer system?
A. Storing data
B. Running software applications
C. Cooling the Central Processing Unit
D. Connecting and interconnecting all
hardware components
17. What part of the motherboard displays
connectors and ports for connecting the
computer to external devices such as
monitor, keyboard, mouse, and printer?

A. Front Panel Ports C. PCI Slot

B. Back Panel D. Memory Slot


Connectors and Ports
18. Glenn is trying to insert the memory
module to the RAM slot; however, it would
not fit. What does he need to do?
A. He should replace the memory module.
B. He should insert the module with a little
force
C. He should not insert the memory module.
D. He should check if the memory module is
aligned to its correct side.
19. What type of cables are used to
connect drives and front panel devices to
the motherboard?

A. Data cables C. Power cables

B. Network cables D. USB cables


20. What refers to the process of building a
computer from scratch by integrating
multiple hardware devices into one
working system?

A. PC Repair C. PC Disassembly

B. PC Assembly D. PC Building
21. What should you do to prevent static
electricity from damaging computer
components during assembly?
A. Gather tools.
B. Ground yourself.
C. Open the case and prepare for assembly.
D. Connect the grounding strap to the
motherboard.
22. Which tool is primarily used to secure
and loosen cross-head screws commonly
found in PC cases and hardware
components?

A. Hex screwdriver C. Phillips screwdriver

B. Flat screwdriver D. Torx screwdriver


23. Which of the following is NOT used for
cleaning computer components?

A. Brush C. Tweezers

B. Blower D. Lint-free cloth


24. What tool is used to hold screws and
other small parts and prevent them from
getting mixed together?

A. Cable ties C. Tweezers

B. Pliers D. Part Organizer


25. Jay is doing PC disassembly, while removing
the outer shell case, he realized that he cannot
remove the screw because it is tightened
excessively.
What should he do?
A. Using a hammer, pound the screw.
B. Using a screwdriver, push down hard as he
rotate.
C. Using a flat head screwdriver, tweak the head of
the screw.
D. Using a pliers or wrench, hold hard the screw
and rotate.
Numbers 26-30
Arrange in order the steps in PC
Disassembly. Write letters A-E.

Unmount optical drive and storage drives


Unmount CPU heatsink, CPU, and Motherboard.
Remove the side cover of a system unit, case
fans and front panel connectors.
Uninstall power supply and graphic card.
Disconnect all source of power.

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