Question 1

Which of the following is not a function of the Input Unit?

Accepted Answer

A) It reads instructions and data from the outside world 
B) It converts the data into computer acceptable format 
C) It makes the data into user understandable format 
D) It supplies the data and instructions to the computer for further processing 
A) It reads instructions and data from the outside world 
B) It converts the data into computer acceptable format 
C) It makes the data into user understandable format 
D) It supplies the data and instructions to the computer for further processing

Question 2

Which of the following are types of ROMs?

Accepted Answer

A) SROM & DROM 
B) PROM & EPROM 
C) Only one type there is no further classification 
D) PROM & EROM 
A) SROM & DROM 
B) PROM & EPROM 
C) Only one type there is no further classification 
D) PROM & EROM

Question 3

Which of the following is used to hold running program instructions?

Accepted Answer

A) Primary Storage 
B) Virtual Storage 
C) Internal Storage 
D) Minor Devices 
A) Primary Storage 
B) Virtual Storage 
C) Internal Storage 
D) Minor Devices

Question 4

The process of producing useful information for the user is called ___________

Accepted Answer

A) Controlling 
B) Outputting 
C) Inputting 
D) Processing 
A) Controlling 
B) Outputting 
C) Inputting 
D) Processing

Which of the following is not a function of the Input Unit?

Which of the following are types of ROMs?

Which of the following is used to hold running program instructions?

The process of producing useful information for the user is called ___________

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Exam 1: Computer Basics and User Interfaces

Which of the following is not a function of the Input Unit?

Which of the following are types of ROMs?

Which of the following is used to hold running program instructions?

The process of producing useful information for the user is called ___________

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