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1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors
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1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

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Page 1: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubesB. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the aboveC. Microprocessors

Page 2: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

2. Second Generation computers useA. Vacuum tubesB. Transistors C. Integrated CircuitsD. None of the above

B. Transistors

Page 3: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

3) What type of computers are used in bulk data processing of an enterpriseA. LaptopB. MinicomputerC. MicrocomputerD. Mainframe computer D. Mainframe computer

Page 4: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

4) Hardware comprises of input devices, output devices, storage devices and processing devices.

A. True B. False

A. True

Page 5: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

5) Speaker, Monitors, Plotters and Printers are all output devices.

A. True B. False

A. True

Page 6: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

6) Data Storage Device(Memory) is a device used to A. Record (store) information

(data). B. Make decisions.C. Control peripheral devices.D. Manage the processor.A. Record (store)

information (data).

Page 7: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

7) Data present in the RAM can be Read and Modified.

A. True B. False

A. True

Page 8: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

8) ROM chips are Non-Volatile i.e., data present in them is not lost(deleted) even the computer is turned off.A. True B. False

A. True

Page 9: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

9) System Software enables the application software to interact with the hardware.

A. True B. False

A. True

Page 10: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

10) Primary Memory (RAM, ROM) is faster and expensive than secondary Memory.

A. True B. False

A. True

Page 11: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

11) Which key is used to insert blank spaces?A. Space bar B. Windows keyC. Number keysD. Escape key

A. Space bar

Page 12: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

12) Which of the following is not a pointing deviceA. TrackballB. Touch padsC. Pointing stickD. Printer.

D. Printer

Page 13: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

13) _____ is sometimes referred to as temporary storage.A. PDAB. RAM C. CDD. DVD

B. RAM

Page 14: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

14) Holds data and programs even after electrical power to the system has been turned off.A. Hard Disk B. RAMC. ProcessorD. None of the above

A. Hard Disk

Page 15: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

15) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubesB. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the aboveC. Microprocessors

Page 16: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

16) A Computer is a device that just manipulates data.A. TrueB. False

False

A computer is a device that allows us to input data, process the data, stores the data and Outputs the data.

Page 17: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

17) Mini Computers simultaneously handles the needs of multiple users.

A. TrueB. False

True

Page 18: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

18) Main Frame Computers are used in Large Organizations for large-scale jobs.

A. TrueB. False

True

Page 19: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

19) Super Computers are used for activities such as Weather Forecasting, Military operations etc.

A. TrueB. FalseTrue

Page 20: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

20) A complete computer system is made up of 5 parts names. They are: People, Procedures, Software, Hardware and Data.A. TrueB. False

True

Page 21: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

21) Microsoft Word is a Hardware Component of the System.A. TrueB. False

Answer. FalseMicrosoft Word is a Software Program.

Page 22: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

22) Instructions stored in the computer are referred to as Software Programs.A. TrueB. False

True

Page 23: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

23) Hardware components are used by the computer to control its own tasks.A. TrueB. FalseFalseSoftware components are used by the computer to control its own tasks.

Page 24: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

24) Data is stored in the Digital form in the Computer.A. TrueB. False

True

Page 25: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

25)A Computer System can function smoothly without any input device.A. TrueB. FalseFalseA computer system cannot function smoothly without any input device, because it needs input instructions

Page 26: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

26)Input devices, output devices and processing unit are sufficient to make a computer system to work.A. TrueB. FalseFalseSoftware systems have a significant role to play to make a computer system to work

Page 27: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

27) Microphone, Mouse, Joystick and keyboard are examples for ____ devices.A. InputB. OutputC. Processing D. Storage

A. Input Devices

Page 28: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

28) Microprocessor, MotherBoard and CPU are example of ______ devices.A. Processing B. StorageC. Input D. Output

A. Processing Devices

Page 29: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

29) Monitor, Speaker and Printers are example of ______ devices.A. Processing B. StorageC. Input D. Output

D. Output Devices

Page 30: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

30) Hard Disk, RAM and Flash Memory are example of ______ devices.A. Processing B. StorageC. Input D. Output

B. Storage Devices

Page 31: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

31) Windows 7, Linux and Mac OS are example of ______.A. System Software B. Application SoftwareC. UtilitiesD. Drivers

A. System Software

Page 32: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

32) Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and Accounting packages are examples ofA. System Software B. Application SoftwareC. UtilitiesD. Drivers

B. Application Software

Page 33: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

33)_______ is the process to gain access to a computer.A. Logging inB. Login Id.C. LogoutD. Password

A. Logging in

Page 34: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

34)_______ is the process to gain access to a computer.A. Logging inB. Login Id.C. LogoutD. Password

A. Logging in

Page 35: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

35)_______ is the process to gain access to a computer.A. Logging inB. Login Id.C. LogoutD. Password

A. Logging in

Page 36: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

36)The login Id identifies the user with the help of given password and accordingly gives ______ to user.A. PrivilegesB. LogoutC. Password

A. Privileges

Page 37: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

37) GUI stands forA. Graphical User InterfaceB. Graph users interferenceC. Google users accountD. None of the above

A. Graphical User Interface

Page 38: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

38) The main screen appears where icons, folders and documents appear is called asA. DesktopB. Screen SaverC. Sound SystemD. ThemesA. Desktop

Page 39: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

39) The main screen appears where icons, folders and documents appear is called asA. DesktopB. Screen SaverC. Sound SystemD. ThemesA. Desktop

Page 40: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

40)In this type of mouse, a Laser detects the movements of mouse.A. Optical MouseB. Mechanical MouseC. Opto-Mechanical MouseD. None of the aboveA. Optical Mouse

Page 41: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

41)Starting a Computer that has been turned off is called asA. Cold BootB. Warm BootC. Shut DownD. None of the above

A. Cold Boot

Page 42: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

42)The application programs make use of operating system by making requests for services through a A. API (Application Programming

Interface)

B. HardwareC. SoftwareD. None of the aboveA. Application Programming

Interface

Page 43: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

43)______ is the working surface of a desk.A. DesktopB. HardwareC. SoftwareD. None of the above

A. Desktop

Page 44: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

44)______ is displayed when you move the mouse pointer on a desktop item that contains a brief description.A. ICONSB. ToolTipC. PrinterD. None of the aboveB. ToolTip

Page 45: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

45)______clicking an icon accesses a menu offering options , actions and properties.A. LeftB. RightC. Double D. None of the aboveB. Right

Page 46: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

46)______ on the desktop serves as a trash can.A. LibrariesB. DocumentsC. Recycle Bin D. None of the above

C. Recycle Bin

Page 47: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

47) At higher resolutions, screen items appear to be dull.A. TrueB. False

B. False

Page 48: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

48) Screen resolutions refers to the clarity of the text and images on your screen.A. TrueB. False

B. True

Page 49: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

49)If the Refresh Rate is too low, the monitor can flicker causing eye strain and headaches.A. TrueB. False

B. True

Page 50: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

50)To switch to another user without closing the programs of current user.A. Log offB. SleepC. LockD. Switch UserD. Switch User

Page 51: 1) Fourth Generation computers use A. Vacuum tubes B. Transistors C. Microprocessors D. None of the above C. Microprocessors.

51)To restrict any unidentified user from accessing the data of your PCSleepA. LockB. Switch UserC. RestartD. Log offB. Lock