Tech+ Module 1.0 Test

What is the brain of the device that processes input called?

• Hard Drive

• System Memory

• Central Processing Unit (CPU)

• Output Device

Which input method became popular in the early 1980s for its ease of use?

• Text commands

• Mouse

• Keyboard

• Microphone

Which of the following is NOT stored in RAM?

• Operating system

• Active programs

• Long-term files

• Temporary data

What happens to programs in RAM when you close them?

• They are saved to the hard drive

• They remain in RAM

• They are deleted from RAM

• They are compressed.

What is the main difference between storage and memory?

• A) Storage is temporary, memory is permanent

• B) Storage is permanent, memory is temporary

• C) Both are permanent

• D) Both are temporary

What does 'ROM' stand for in the context of optical drives?

• Read-Only Memory

• Random-Only Memory

• Read-Over Memory

• Rewrite-Only Memory

What type of storage device is shown with a capacity of 256Gb in the image?

• USB Drive

• SD Card

• Solid State Drive

• Optical Drive

What is the term used for the information a computer gives back to you?

• Input

• Output

• Processing

• Storage

What happens when you tap a YouTube link on your device?

• The computer processes the input and provides output

• The computer stores the data

• The computer deletes the data

• The computer shuts down

Which device is essential for humans to use computers according to the text?

• Printer

• Screen

• Mouse

• Keyboard