| 1 |
Which is a physical device capable of strong information temporarily or permanently ? |
- A. Cell
- B. Computer memory
- C. Voltage
- D. Non voltage
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| 2 |
In primary and secondary storages, data is stored in the form of: |
- A. Bytes
- B. Bit
- C. Nibble
- D. GB
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| 3 |
Which number system has base 10 as it uses ten digits from 0 to 9 ? |
- A. Decimal
- B. Heca
- C. Binary
- D. Octal
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| 4 |
Which is used to assemble more than one propositions into one proposition ? |
- A. Literal
- B. Simple proposition
- C. Proposition
- D. Compound proposition
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| 5 |
Temporary memory is _________ and permanent memory is _______: |
- A. Volatile, Non - volatile
- B. Slow, Fast
- C. Low, High
- D. All of these
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| 6 |
Every proposition takes one of two value true or false, and these values are called: |
- A. Algebra
- B. Variable
- C. Proposition
- D. Truth values
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| 7 |
Which is an example of volatile memory ? |
- A. RAM
- B. ROM
- C. Hard disk
- D. Floppy disk
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| 8 |
1 MB = ____ bytes: |
- A. (1,024)<sup>5</sup> bytes
- B. (1,024) KB or (1,024)<sup>2</sup>
- C. 3000
- D. 400
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| 9 |
Hard drives, flash drives and memory cards are example of memory: |
- A. Non-volatile
- B. Volatile
- C. Hard disk
- D. Floppy disk
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| 10 |
The order of application of two separate terms is not important in: |
- A. Associative Law
- B. Commutative Law
- C. Distributive Law
- D. Identity Law
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