What is the difference between data and information? |
Data represents a fact. Information is data that has been organized. |
Computers use a ________ language consisting of 0s and 1s. |
binary |
In binary language, each letter of the alphabet, each number, and each special symbol is made up of a unique combination of eight ________. |
bits |
Which of the following is the smallest unit of measure? TB |
MG |
Apple’s macOS and Microsoft Windows are examples of ________ software. |
operating system |
An Apple iPad and a Microsoft Surface are examples of ________ computers. |
tablet |
Which of the following computers is large, expensive, and is designed to execute a few programs as fast as possible? desktop computer |
supercomputer NOT embedded computer |
________ computers are specially designed computer chips that reside inside other devices, such as a car. |
Embedded |
A keyboard and touch screen are the most common of ________ devices. |
input |
A(n) ________ is an input device that looks like a pen. |
Stylus |
Each of these is a basic type of a touch screen, EXCEPT ________. resistive |
reflective NOT capacative |
The number of pixels displayed on the screen is known as ________. |
screen resolution |
The most common type of monitor for laptops and desktop computers is a(n) ________. |
LCD liquid crystal display |
The two main categories of home and office printers are ________ and laser printers. |
inkjet |
________ printers use static electricity and toner and heat set the image on the page very quickly. |
laser |
The ________ contains the central electronic components of the computer. |
Motherboard |
A ________ enables your computer to connect to other computers or to the Internet. |
Network interface card NIC |
The computer stores currently used programs and data in ________. |
RAM |
RAM is a ________ storage location. |
Volatile |
The area that holds all the startup instructions the computer needs to start is ________. |
ROM |
A(n) ________ CPU has two processing paths, allowing it to process more than one instruction at a time. all-in-one |
dual-core |
Which of the following is NOT an example of nonvolatile storage? DVD |
Ram |
Dropbox is an example of ________. |
Cloud storage |
All of the following are names for a flash drive EXCEPT ________ drive. USB |
hard |
Flash drives plug into a(n) ________. |
USB port |
Which of the following optical storage media has the greatest storage capacity? DVD DL |
blu-ray |
Which port is the most common port used to connect input and output devices to a computer? |
Universal serial bus (USB) |
To connect a peripheral device to a computer to exchange data, find the appropriate ________ for the device. |
Port |
Which computer port transmits audio and video without the need for compression? HDMI |
HDMI |
Which of the following is NOT a goal of green IT? Use technology to reduce travel reduce use of electricity use technology as long as possible cleaning waterways with repurposed computers |
cleaning waterways with repurposed computers NOT Use tech. to reduce travel |
All of the following are ways to avoid injuries when working on computers EXCEPT ________. purchasing an adjustable chair ensuring proper lighting placing a monitor at least 12" from the eyes taking breaks |
12" from eyes |
A ________ is the biggest power consumer on a computer. |
Display |
________ is concerned with the design and arrangement of machines and furniture to avoid uncomfortable or unsafe experiences. |
Ergonomics |
BLANK is a representation of a fact, a figure, or an idea and can be a number, a word, a picture, or even a recording of sound. |
Data |
BLANK is the set of computer programs that allows the hardware to perform different tasks. |
Software |
A(n) BLANK is a computer that is designed to execute a few programs extremely rapidly. |
Supercomputer NOT Embedded |
A(n) BLANK device is a component, such as a keyboard, that connects to the computer. |
peripheral NOT input |
A BLANK is approximately 1000 bytes |
kilobyte |
Microphones and scanners are examples of BLANK devices. |
input |
BLANK is a wireless transmission standard that lets you connect mobile computing devices to peripheral devices over short distances. |
Bluetooth |
Display screens that respond to commands initiated with your finger or a stylus are called BLANK |
touch |
A desktop computer’s BLANK |
SYSTEM UNIT |
The BLANK |
QWERTY |
Joysticks and steering wheels are examples of BLANK |
game |
A(n) BLANK |
webcam |
A(n) BLANK |
omnidirectional |
The width-to-height proportion of a monitor is known as the |
aspect ratio |
Monitors display images by using a grid made up of millions of tiny dots, called |
pixels |
The length of time it takes for a processor to request, locate, open and deliver information stored in RAM is measured in |
nanoseconds |
Each pixel on the newest 4K resolution TVs and monitors is actually made up of four yellow, red, blue, and green |
sub-pixels |
A(n) BLANK |
all-in-one printer |
The "brains" of the computer is the |
CPU |
An SD card is an example of blank |
memory card |
CD, DVD and BLANK discs are examples of optical storage |
blu-ray |
BLANK |
NFC |
BLANK |
SLEEP |
BLANK |
BLACK |
BLANK |
Hibernate |
T/F |
T |
T/F |
T |
T/F |
T |
T/F |
F |
T/F |
F |
T/F |
T |
T/F |
T |
T/F |
T |
T/F |
F |
T/F |
F |
T/F |
F |
T/F |
T |
T/F |
F |
T/F |
F |
T/F |
F |
Holds start up instructions needed whent he computer is powered on |
ROM |
More energy efficient than LCD monitors |
OLED |
Standard keyboard layout |
QWERTY |
Processes commands issued by software instructions |
CPU |
Stores programs and data the computer is currently using |
RAM |
Represents a fact, figure, or idea |
Data |
turning data into information |
processing |
data organized in a meaningful way |
information |
computer programs |
software |
physical components of a computer |
hardware |
Smallest to largest bytes |
Kilo Mega Giga Tera Peta |
Used to insert data |
Inpute devices |
displays processed data |
output device |
case that houses the electronic components |
system unit |
min circuit board containing the central electronic components |
motherboard |
external device that exchanges data with the computer through ports |
peripheral device |
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