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1.
Large computer system typically uses:

A. Line printers

B. Ink-jet printers

C. Dot-matrix printers

D. Daisy wheel printers

E. None of the above

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2.
First generation computers are characterised by

A. Vacuum tubes and magnetic drum

B. Minicomputers

C. Magnetic tape and transistors

D. All of the above

E. None of the above

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3.
Can you tell what passes into and out from the computer via its ports?

A. Data

B. Bytes

C. Graphics

D. Pictures

E. None of the above

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4.
What is the general name of the device which produces hardcopy graphics?

A. COM

B. Plotter

C. Printer

D. Microfilm

E. None of the above

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5.
When a disk stack is serviced by a comb-like access mechanism, there is one read/write head for each

A. disk

B. disk surface

C. track

D. cylinder

E. None of the above

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6.
In which year was UK's premier computing event called "The Which Computer" started?

A. 1980

B. 1985

C. 1986

D. 1987

E. None of the above

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7.
In comparison to the internal (main) memory, tape or disk memory is

A. slower and more expensive

B. slower and less expensive

C. faster and more expensive

D. faster and less expensive

E. None of the above

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8.
Which of the following input/output devices is not associated with personal computers?

A. mice

B. color monitors

C. punched cards

D. dot-matrix printers

E. optical scanners

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9.
The ALU of a computer responds to the commands coming from

A. primary memory

B. control section

C. external memory

D. cache memory

E. None of the above

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10.
The heart of any computer is the

A. CPU

B. Memory

C. I/O Unit

D. Disks

E. None of the above

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Computer fundamental MCQ Questions and answers- Technical Aptitude

1. Large computer system typically uses:

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2. First generation computers are characterised by

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3. Can you tell what passes into and out from the computer via its ports?

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4. What is the general name of the device which produces hardcopy graphics?

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5. When a disk stack is serviced by a comb-like access mechanism, there is one read/write head for each

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6. In which year was UK's premier computing event called "The Which Computer" started?

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7. In comparison to the internal (main) memory, tape or disk memory is

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8. Which of the following input/output devices is not associated with personal computers?

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9. The ALU of a computer responds to the commands coming from

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10. The heart of any computer is the

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1.
Large computer system typically uses:

2.
First generation computers are characterised by

3.
Can you tell what passes into and out from the computer via its ports?

4.
What is the general name of the device which produces hardcopy graphics?

5.
When a disk stack is serviced by a comb-like access mechanism, there is one read/write head for each

6.
In which year was UK's premier computing event called "The Which Computer" started?

7.
In comparison to the internal (main) memory, tape or disk memory is

8.
Which of the following input/output devices is not associated with personal computers?

9.
The ALU of a computer responds to the commands coming from

10.
The heart of any computer is the