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ECAT Computer Science Chapter 1 Basic Concepts of Information Technology Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
_________ is not a hardware component.
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Input device
Secondary Storage
Processor
Operating system
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Question # 2
A computer can be defined as an electronic device that can
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carry out arithmetic operation
carry out logical operation
do complicated calculation
accept and possessed data by implementing sequentially a set of stored in instruction
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Question # 3
Laser beam technology is used in one of the following
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Monitors
Magnetic Disk
Optical Disks
Mouse
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Question # 4
The first computer to use electrical power was developed by
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Herman Hollerith
Thomas J,Watson
John.V Atanasoff
Howard Aiken
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Question # 5
The most powerful computers are.
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super minis
super micros
super mainframe
super computers
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Question # 6
An analog computer produces its results in the form of.
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numbers
codes of '0's and '1's
log format
graphs
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Question # 7
The focus of the fifth generation is.
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connectivity
symbolic languages
silicon
memory chips
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Question # 8
Binary Coded decimal number express each decimal digit as
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binary digits
nibble
word
byte
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Question # 9
CPU stand for:
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Centre Product unit
Central Programming Unit
Control Program Unit
Central Processing Unit
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Question # 10
A digital compute performs its computations by
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mechanical means
analogy
guessing
counting
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Question # 11
The differential equations are solved by.
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analog computers
digital computers
differential machine
both analog and digital computers
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