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a) Bill Gates

b) Charles Babbage
c) Steve Jobs
d) Mark Zuckerberg
Answer: b)

a) ENIAC
b) Babbage Difference Engine
c) Jacquard Loom

d) Altair 8800
Answer: c)

a) Word processing

b) Playing games
c) Ballistic calculations
d) Social media

Answer: c)
a) Motherboard
b) RAM
c) CPU
d) Hard drive
Answer: c)

a) Output devices
b) Input devices
c) Storage devices
d) Processing devices
Answer: b)

a) RAM
b) CPU
c) Hard drive
d) Monitor
Answer: c)
a) Wide World Web
b) Windows Web World
c) Wired Wireless World
d) Worldwide Waiting Web
Answer: a)

a) ROM
b) RAM
c) Hard drive
d) Flash drive
Answer: b)

a) Downloading
b) Uploading
c) Networking
d) Printing
Answer: c)
a) Education
b) Medicine
c) Entertainment
d) Manufacturing
e) Agriculture
Answers: a) , d)

a) Web browser
b) Operating system
c) Word processor
d) Game
Answer: c)

a) Facebook
b) Twitter
c) Instagram
d) LinkedIn
Answer: a)
a) Supercomputer
b) Desktop
c) Tablet
d) Mini-computer
Answer: a)

a) Personal computer
b) Server
c) Workstation
d) Chromebook
Answer: b)

a) Launching programs
b) Viewing open windows
c) Changing settings
d) Editing files
Answer: a)
a) Accessing files and folders
b) Searching for programs and settings
c) Adjusting display settings
d) Closing all open windows
Answer: b)

a) Storing documents
b) Installing software
c) Deleting files temporarily
d) Viewing system information
Answer: c)

a) ROM
b) RAM
c) Cache
d) Hard Disk
Answer: b)
a) To store and manage data
b) To provide power to the computer
c) To control and coordinate hardware and software
d) To connect to the internet
Answer: c)

a) .exe
b) .zip
c) .txt
d) .jpg
Answer: b)
(a) First Generation (Vacuum Tubes)
(b) Second Generation (Transistors)
(c) Third Generation (Integrated Circuits)
(d) Fourth Generation (Microprocessors)
Answer: (d) -

(a) RAM is volatile, meaning it loses data when the computer is turned off, while ROM is non-volatile.
(b) ROM is faster than RAM.
(c) RAM is used for storage, while ROM is used for processing.
(d) Both RAM and ROM are the same thing.
Answer: (a)

(a)allows user to store multiple gb of data.


(b) Data remains even after power supply is not present.
(c) It can be accessed by the central processing unit.
(d)Can be read,erased or modified.
Answer:

Source: D’s Timeline


(a) Word processors are used for writing documents, while spreadsheets are used for calculations.
(b) Word processors are free, while spreadsheets are expensive.
(c) Word processors are more difficult to use than spreadsheets.
(d) Both word processors and spreadsheets are the same thing.
Answer: (a)

a) 1945
b) 1950
c) 1960
d) 1970
Answer: a)

a) Arithmetic Logic Unit, Control Unit, and Memory Unit


b) Input Unit, Output Unit, and Memory Unit
c) Control Unit, ALU, and Cache
d) Arithmetic Logic Unit, Input Unit, and Output Unit
Answer: c)
a) Assembly language
b) Machine language
c) C++
d) Binary code
Answer: c) +

a) To provide power to the computer


b) To connect external devices
c) To house the CPU and memory
d) To manage software applications
Answer: c)

a) IBM
b) Apple
c) Microsoft
d) Intel
Answer: b)
a) Long-term storage of data
b) Temporary storage of data and program instructions for quick access by the CPU
c) Managing the computer's power supply
d) Connecting to the internet
Answer: b)

a) Supercomputers
b) Mainframes
c) Microcomputers
d) Miniature Computers
Answer: d)

a) Word processing
b) Managing hardware resources
c) Playing multimedia files
d) Web browsing
Answer: b)
Source:D’s Timeline
a) Local Area Network
b) Large Area Network
c) Longitudinal Access Node
d) Logical Application Network
Answer: a)

a) To execute a program
b) To translate high-level code into machine code
c) To debug code
d) To store data permanently
Answer: b)

a) Algorithm
b) Program
c) Function
d) Procedure
Answer: b)

Source:D’s Timeline
a) Uses bits for data representation
b) Operates based on classical physics principles
c) Performs calculations using qubits
d) Slower than traditional computers for certain tasks
Answer: c)

a) HTTP
b) FTP
c) SSL/TLS
d) UDP
Answer: c)

a) Encrypt data transmission


b) Monitor network traffic and block unauthorized access
c) Manage computer peripherals
d) Defragment hard drives
Answer: b)
Source:D’s Timeline
a) Object-Oriented Programming
b) Functional Programming
c) Procedural Programming
d) Event-Driven Programming
Answer: c)

a) Manage peripheral devices


b) Provide a user interface
c) Initialize hardware components during the boot process
d) Handle network protocols
Answer: c)

a) RAM
b) Cache
c) ROM
d) Flash
Answer: c)

Source:D’s Timeline

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