G9 L1 MINI

What is the term for the main memory of a computer used for immediate access?

• RAM

• ROM

• Primary Storage

• Cache Memory

Which term describes memory that loses its contents when power is lost?

• Non-Volatile Memory

• Volatile Memory

• ROM

• EEPROM

What is the purpose of ROM in a computer system?

• To store active programs

• To store essential startup instructions

• To store temporary data

• To store the operating system

Which type of memory retains its contents even when power is turned off?

• Volatile Memory

• ROM

• Non-Volatile Memory

• BIOS

What is the term for the sequence of events that occurs when a computer is powered on?

• Boot Process

• Memory Addressing

• Cache Memory

• Firmware

Which term refers to permanent software stored in ROM that helps a computer start up?

• Firmware

• BIOS

• Cache Memory

• Operating System

What does BIOS do in a computer system?

• Initializes hardware and launches the operating system

• Stores active programs

• Manages the CPU

• Provides temporary data storage

What is the term for the small amount of high-speed memory that stores frequently accessed data?

• Primary Storage

• ROM

• Cache Memory

• BIOS

Which term describes a type of ROM that can be reprogrammed electrically?

• EEPROM

• Volatile Memory

• Cache Memory

• Boot Process

What is the key difference between RAM and ROM?

• RAM stores instructions for startup, while ROM is used for active processes

• RAM is non-volatile, while ROM is volatile

• RAM is used for temporary data storage, while ROM stores essential startup instructions

• RAM stores essential startup instructions, while ROM is used for running programs