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Learn and practice General Knowledge questions and answers on Technology with very easy and understandable explanations. GK questions are very helpful different type of competitive exams. Page-4 section-2

Each section contains 100 MCQs on Technology .
31
Main circuit board in a computer is...
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Answer: Option D
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32
Name the terminals of an FET.
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Answer: Option A
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33
Where are the contents of your computer's hard drive indexed?
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Answer: Option D
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34
ISP stands for:
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Answer: Option D
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35
Internet Explorer is a:
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Answer: Option B
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36
Lately you hear a clatter from your computer, especially when you load a program or call up information. What's going on?
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Answer: Option B
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37
The "http" you type at the beginning of any site's address stands for:
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Answer: Option D
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38
Which company created the most used networking software in the 1980's
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Answer: Option D
Solution:
Novell (based in Provo, UT) created NetWare which is still one of the most used PC networking systems in the world.
39
Which of the following operating systems is produced by IBM?
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Answer: Option A
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IBM also created it's own version of DOS called PC-DOS.
40
Which of the following is NOT a type of expansion slot or bus design used in Advanced-Technology class systems?
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Answer: Option C
Solution:
PROM stands for Programmable Read Only Memory and is not a type of expansion slot or bus design. Today, PCI has become the most used expansion slot design in PCs. Older PCs incorporated both PCI and ISA slots for computability with older expansion devices.