What is the purpose of the Hard Drive?

To store programs and files for the long-term, even when the computer is switched off.

To process data and instructions.

To store the programs and files that user is working on.

To add extra processing power to enable faster graphics.

To convert electrical signals to either light or radio waves in order to transmit data across a network.

What is the purpose of the RAM?

To store the programs and files that the user is working on.

To process data and instructions.

To store programs and files for the long-term, even when the computer is switched off.

To add extra processing power to enable faster graphics.

To convert electrical signals to either light or radio waves in order to transmit data across a network.

What is the purpose of the CPU?

To process data and instructions.

To store the programs and files that user is working on.

To store programs and files for the long-term, even when the computer is switched off.

To add extra processing power to enable faster graphics.

To convert electrical signals to either light or radio waves in order to transmit data across a network.

What is the purpose of the Graphical Processing Unit (GPU)?

To add extra processing power to enable faster graphics.

To process data and instructions.

To store the programs and files that user is working on.

To store programs and files for the long-term, even when the computer is switched off.

To convert electrical signals to either light or radio waves in order to transmit data across a network.

What is the purpose of the PSU?

To provide power to the computer

To process data and instructions.

To store the programs and files that user is working on.

To store programs and files for the long-term, even when the computer is switched off.

To add extra processing power to enable faster graphics.

What is the purpose of the Network Interface Card?

To convert electrical signals to either light or radio waves in order to transmit data across a network.

To process data and instructions.

To store the programs and files that user is working on.

To store programs and files for the long-term, even when the computer is switched off.

To add extra processing power to enable faster graphics.

What is the purpose of the Motherboard?

To connect all of the computer components together allowing them to communicate with one another.

To process data and instructions.

To store the programs and files that user is working on.

To store programs and files for the long-term, even when the computer is switched off.

To add extra processing power to enable faster graphics.

What is an input device?

It sends data to the CPU for processing.

It sends information from the user to the CPU.

It sends information from the CPU to the user.

It sends data to the user from the CPU.

What is an output device?

It sends information from the CPU to the user.

It sends data to the CPU for processing.

It sends information from the user to the CPU.

It sends data to the user from the CPU.

When you double click on an icon to open a program, the CPU will...

...ask the Hard Drive to load the program into RAM.

...ask the Mouse to find the program in the RAM.

...ask the RAM for the program to be loaded into the Hard Drive.

...ask the RAM to load the Program which it already has in memory.

...ask the Hard Drive to locate your documents.

How does the CPU work?

It fetches instructions from the RAM, decodes them and then executes them.

It fetches instructions from the Hard Drive, decodes them and then executes them.

It fetches instructions from the Hard Drive, decodes them in the RAM and then executes them.

It fetches instructions from the RAM, decodes them in the Hard Drive and then executes them.

What is meant by a CPU's 'Clock Speed'?

Number of F-D-E cycles (instructions processed) per second.

Number of F-D-E cycles (instructions processed) per minute.

Number of F-D-E cycles (instructions processed) per hour.

What is the purpose of the tag in HTML?

To provide metadata about the HTML document.

To create a section in the document.

What does HTML stand for?

Hyperlink and Text Markup Language

Hyperlinks and Text Mark Language

In Scratch, what is the purpose of the 'set variable to' block?

To set the variable to a specific value

To change the value of a variable by a specific amount

What happens in Scratch when an 'if' block condition is true?

The blocks inside the 'if' part are executed

The blocks inside the 'else' part are executed

The blocks inside the 'if' part are skipped

How can you make a sprite say something only if it's touching another sprite in Scratch?

Use the 'say' block inside an 'if' block with the 'touching [sprite name]?' condition

Use the 'say' block inside an 'if' block with the 'touching mouse-pointer?' condition

Use the 'say' block inside an 'if' block with the 'touching color?' condition

Use the 'say' block directly without any condition

What is the correct HTML for inserting an image?

<img src=" ">https://i.stack.imgur.com/wdIa5.jpg"></img>

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

1. Select the most accurate definition of a 'Computer'

Software which takes in data, processes it and outputs the result

A programmable machine that takes in data, processes it and then outputs the result.

A programmable device which outputs data

A machine which serves a useful purpose to its users

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

2. Which of these scripts will demand that the user enters an input?

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What is the name of the hardware labelled "A"

Central Processing Unit (CPU)

Monitor

Power Supply Unit (PSU)

Motherboard

Hard Drive

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Which of these blocks can be identified as Iteration.

When Space key pressed

Forever

Move 10 Steps

If on edge, bounce

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What is the name of the hardware labelled "B"

Monitor

Power Supply Unit (PSU)

Motherboard

Hard Drive

Graphical Processing Unit (GPU)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What is the name of the hardware labelled "C"

Power Supply Unit (PSU)

Monitor

Motherboard

Hard Drive

Graphical Processing Unit (GPU)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What is the name of the hardware labelled "D"

Motherboard

Monitor

Power Supply Unit (PSU)

Hard Drive

Graphical Processing Unit (GPU)

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1. Select the most accurate definition of a 'Computer'

2. Which of these scripts will demand that the user enters an input?

What is the name of the hardware labelled "A"

Which of these blocks can be identified as Iteration.

What is the name of the hardware labelled "B"

What is the name of the hardware labelled "C"

What is the name of the hardware labelled "D"

What is the name of the hardware labelled "E"

What is the name of the hardware labelled "F"

What is the name of the hardware labelled "G"

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