Presentation Quiz #1 Period 1

What do you call the small chip inside a computer that controls all its functions?

• CPU

• SSD

• Mother Board 

• GPU 

Which engine was known as the “advanced calculator”

• The Difference Engine

• Analytic computer 

• My computer

• None of these

What is the name of the first computer that was created in the 1940s? 

• NASA

• ENIAC

• The Difference Engine 

• Analytic computer

Who is known as the father of modern computers?

• Charles Babbage

• Alan Turing

• Bill Gates

• John von Neumann

What is the primary function of RAM in a computer?

• To power the computer

• To store data permanently

• To process graphics

• To store data temporarily

Which component is responsible for rendering images and videos on a computer?

• RAM

• CPU

• Motherboard

• GPU

1. What are the 5 main key components of a robot?

• 1. Sensor, controller, actuators, power supply unit, Mechanical energy 

• 1. Controller, actuators, tactile sensors, Microprocessor, power supply unit

• 1. actuators, sensor, power supply unit, Electric motors, controller 

• 1. Mechanical energy, Electric motors, tactile sensor, power supply unit, controller 

2. What is the job of the sensor? 

• 1. To detect physical stimuli such as pressure, light, or motion and convert them into electrical signals

• 1. To store and retrieve data about physical environments without interaction

• 1. To act as a display unit for visual information or images

• 1. To generate sound signals in response to external stimuli

3. Which of the following is true about augmenting robots ?

• 1. Operate in open environments 

• 1. Operate in controlled environments 

• 1. They are also called androids

• 1. Replace capabilities lost by humans

4. What are robust safeguards?

• 1. Rules that enforce how users should interact with online systems and websites

• 1. Physical barriers like fences or locks to prevent unauthorized access to facilities

• 1. Measures designed to protect systems, data, or processes from threats and ensure they operate securely and reliably

• 1. Instructions that dictate the specific layout and design of a user interface.