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Computer Fundamentals Questions and Answers

11.

Which of the following use(s) Artificial intelligence?

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Answer: D

The answer is all of the above.

Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri and Microsoft's Cortana are all virtual assistants. Each uses artificial intelligence: speech recognition to convert voice into text, natural language processing to work out what the user wants, and machine learning to improve its responses over time.

Since every one of the three uses AI, picking only one would be incomplete.

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12.

Which network is a packet switching network?

Answer: D

Correct answer: EuroNET

EuroNET was the packet-switching network built by the European Community in the late 1970s to link its member states’ research and information services, using the X.25 protocol. Ring, star and LAN describe network shapes and scopes rather than switching techniques.

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13.

Which of following is not malicious ?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Driver

A Trojan horse, a virus and a worm are all malicious programs written to damage a system or spread through it. A device driver is legitimate system software that lets the operating system communicate with a piece of hardware.

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14.

The average time necessary for the correct sector of a disk to arrive at the read write head is _____

Answer: C

Correct answer: Rotational delay

Reaching a sector takes two movements: the arm steps to the right track - the seek - and then the platter must turn until the sector passes under the head, which is the rotational delay or latency. On average it is half a revolution, so a 7200 rpm disk averages about \( \tfrac{1}{2} \times \tfrac{60}{7200} = 4.2 \) ms.

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15.

Which of the following is an example of non volatile memory?

Answer: B

Correct answer: ROM

ROM is non-volatile: its contents are fixed when it is manufactured or programmed and survive with the power switched off, which is why the start-up firmware lives there. RAM loses everything when power is removed. VLSI and LSI describe scales of integration, not kinds of memory.

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16.

The report card and merit list forms the

Answer: A

Correct answer: Output data

A report card and a merit list are what emerges when the marks have been processed - the results presented for use. That makes them output; the marks entered at the start were the input, and the calculation between them was the processing.

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17.

Firmware is stored in ?

Answer: A

Correct answer: ROM

Firmware is the program a device needs the moment it is switched on - the BIOS that starts the machine, for instance - so it must survive with the power off and be present before any disk can be read. That calls for ROM, in practice flash memory that can be rewritten when the firmware is updated.

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18.

Which type of system puts the user into direct conversation with the computer through a keyboard?

Answer: B

Correct answer: Interactive computer

In interactive working the user types at a keyboard, the machine responds at once, and the next entry depends on that response - a conversation. Batch processing accepts a job and returns results later with no dialogue at all, and time sharing describes how the processor is divided between users rather than the style of the exchange.

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19.

Computer memory consists of

Answer: D

Correct answer: All of the above

Computer memory covers all three: RAM is the volatile working memory that holds what is running, ROM holds the firmware that survives with the power off, and PROM is a read-only memory written once after manufacture. All are forms of the machine’s memory.

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Answer: B

Correct answer: Input, storage, manipulation and outputting of data

A computer is defined by the cycle it performs: it accepts data, stores it, manipulates it under the control of a program, and outputs the result. Fast arithmetic and repetitive accuracy are consequences of that ability, not the definition of it.

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