GR6 Computer Parts

Zoe, Daniel, and Michael are working on a group project to identify the 4 main parts of a computer they learned in class. Can you help them identify these parts? (Select all that apply.)

• input device

• operating system

• output device

• memory

• processor

Ethan is setting up a home recording studio and needs to choose the right equipment. Which of these would be examples of input devices he might need? (Select all that apply.)

• projector

• DVD

• printer

• microphone

• keyboard

Anika, Liam, and Elijah are working on a school project where they need to present their findings. They are considering various devices to present their work. Which of these devices could they use to output their presentation? (Select all that apply.)

• speaker

• mouse

• Intel

• printer

• SD card

Anika, Aria, and Hannah are working on a school project about computer hardware. They are trying to identify examples of computer memory. Can you help them? (Select all that apply.)

• hard drive

• keyboard

• CD

• 3D printer

• AMD

Harper, Mia, and Hannah are working on a school project. They compare the computer processor to the brain of the computer. They say that just like the brain makes decisions, the computer processor uses software to make decisions. Is this statement true?

• True

• False

Evelyn is setting up her new computer and Jackson is helping her. They are discussing about the things that are considered as computer software. Can you help them by selecting two examples of computer software from the options below?

• mouse

• operating system

• video file

• touch screen

• printer

Avery, William, and Aiden are in a computer science class. Their teacher asked them to bring examples of computer hardware for the next class. Which of the following items should they bring?

• projector

• cellphone

• video game

• email

• motherboard

Kai is using a computer with Windows and Hannah is using a phone with iOS. Ethan asked, 'True or False: Windows and iOS are two examples of Operating Systems.'

• True

• False