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CHS pretest

The document is a pre-test consisting of multiple-choice questions related to computers and information technology. It covers topics such as the functions of computers, components, and software, as well as basic concepts of ICT. The test assesses knowledge on various aspects of computer operation, hardware, and software.

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CHS pretest

The document is a pre-test consisting of multiple-choice questions related to computers and information technology. It covers topics such as the functions of computers, components, and software, as well as basic concepts of ICT. The test assesses knowledge on various aspects of computer operation, hardware, and software.

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Pre-Test

Directions: Read each question carefully and choose the letter of the best answer. Write your
answer on the answer sheet.

1. What is a programmable machine that performs high speed processing of numbers, as well as
text, graphics, symbols, and sounds?

A. Calculator B. Computer C. DVD player D. I - pad

From questions 2 to 8 select your answer on the following (A. Accuracy B. Logical Operations
C. Repetitions D. Self-Checking E. Self-Operating F. Speed G. Store and Recall Information)

2. A computer can process data faster than any other machine designed to perform a similar task.

3. A computer can tirelessly perform the same operations millions of times in exactly the same way
without getting bored and tired the way a human clerk would.

4. A computer's high-speed processing is accompanied by high-accuracy results. No other system


can have as much accuracy as a computer system.

5. The computer can make decisions based on some conditions and take alternative course of
action accordingly.

6. The computer is like human brain as it can store facts, instructions and information and recall
them when needed.

7. The computer verifies the accuracy of its own work by means of a parity check.

8. Once the data and the program are fed into the computer memory, the computer is capable of
executing the instructions on its own, without human intervention.

From questions 9 to 13 select your answer on the following (A. Feelings B. Programmed by human
C. Retrieval of Memory D. Self Care E. Thinking

9. Computer only follows these instructions. If the instructions are not accurate the working of
computer will not accurate.

10. The concept of artificial intelligence shows that the computer can think. But still this concept is
dependent on set of instructions provided by the human beings.

11. A Computer cannot care itself like a human. A computer is dependent still to human beings for
this purpose.

12. A computer can retrieve data very fast but this technique is linear. A human being's mind does
not follow this rule. A human mind can think randomly which a computer machine cannot.

13. A computer cannot feel about some like a human. A computer cannot meet human in respect of
relations.

14. ICT stands for

A. International Company of Technology B. Information Communication Technology


C. Information Competence Technology D. International Competence Technology

15. The following are examples of ICT equipment EXCEPT for

A. Cellular Phones B. Computers


C. Photo copy machine D. Television
16. These are the component devices that are the building blocks of personal computers. These are
typically installed into a computer case, or attached to it by a cable or through a port. In the
latter case, they are also referred to as peripherals.

A. Computer Memory B. Computer Hardware


C. Computer Processor D. Computer Software

17. Which of the following is NOT a tangible part of a computer?

A. Keyboard B. Mouse
C. Monitor D. Windows 7

18. This enclosed and contains most of the components of a computer.

A. Computer box B. Computer Case


C. Computer Lab D. Desktop Computer

19. What is the device that converts alternating current (AC) electric power to low-voltage DC
power for the internal components of the computer?

A. Capacitor B. Resistor Transformer


B. Power Supply Unit C. Transformer

20. What is a large rectangular board with integrated circuitry that connects the other parts of the
computer including the CPU, the RAM, the disk drives (CD, DVD, hard disk, or any others) as well
as any peripherals connected via the ports or the expansion slots?

A. Central Processing unit B. Hard Disk Drive


C. Motherboard D. Random Access Memory

21. What is the part of a computer that performs most of the calculations which enable a computer
to function, and is sometimes referred to as the "brain" of the computer?

A. Central Processing unit B. Hard Disk Drive


C. Motherboard D. Random Access Memory

22. What is the part of a computer which includes the north bridge, mediates communication
between the CPU and the other components of the system, including main memory?

A. Central Processing unit B. Chipset


C. Motherboard D. Random Access Memory

23. This stores the code and data that are being actively accessed by the CPU.

A. Central Processing unit B. Read Only Memory


C. Motherboard D. Random Access Memory

24. This stores the BIOS that runs when the computer is powered on or otherwise begins execution,
a process known as Bootstrapping, or "booting" or "booting up".

A. Buses B. Read Only memory


C. Motherboard D. Random Access Memory

25. This connects the CPU to various internal components and to expansion cards for graphics and
sound.

A. Buses B. Read Only memory


C. Motherboard D. Random Access Memory

26. This slot is for expansion cards such as graphics, sound, network interfaces, TV tuners, etc.

A. Ports B. Memory Slot


C. PCI Express D. SATA
27. This is for external peripherals. These ports may be controlled directly by the south bridge I/O
controller or provided by expansion cards attached to the motherboard.

A. Ports B. Memory Slot


C. PCI Express D. SATA

28. This is a device for storing and retrieving digital information, primarily computer data.

A. Central Processing unit B. Hard Disk Drive


C. Motherboard D. Random Access Memory

29. This is for reading from and writing to various kinds of optical media, including Compact Discs such
as CD-ROMs, DVDs, DVD-RAMs and Blu-ray Discs.

A. USB flash drive B. Hard Disk Drive


C. Floppy Disk D. Optical Disc Drive

30. This is a typically small, lightweight, removable, and rewritable flash memory data storage device
integrated with a USB interface.

A. USB flash drive B. Hard Disk Drive


C. Floppy Disk D. Optical Disc Drive

31. What is a device that produces a permanent human-readable text or graphic document?

A. Calculator B. Computer C. DVD player D. Printer

32. This is a collection of computer programs and related data that provides the instructions for telling
a computer what to do and how to do it.

A. Computer Memory B. Computer Hardware


C. Computer Processor D. Computer Software

33. This is a multi-tasking graphical user interface environment that runs on MS-DOS-based.

A. Icons B. Desktop
C. Start Menu D. Windows

34. What is a small graphic symbols used to represent folder programs, shortcut resources or
document?

A. Icons B. Desktop
C. Start Menu D. Windows

35. This is a menu located at the left end of the taskbar that contains the menu and application.

A. Icons B. Desktop
C. Start Menu D. Windows

36. What do you call the background beneath the application windows?

A. Icons B. Desktop
C. Start Menu D. Windows

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