Discussion
Once you write data on a WORM disk, it behaves like a :
Answer: D
Once written, a WORM disk behaves like a CD-ROM.
WORM stands for Write Once, Read Many. Data can be recorded on the disk a single time, after which it cannot be changed or erased and can only be read, which is exactly how a CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory) behaves.
RAM can be written and rewritten freely. An erasable optical (EO) disk can be erased and reused. A DVD is just a disc format that may be recordable or rewritable, so it does not describe the read-only behaviour as precisely as CD-ROM.
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