Unit 5 - Internal Components

​Unit 5:

Internal Components ​

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Multiple Choice

The (BLANK) is like the spine in your body – it connects all the other parts to each other and sends electrical signals between them.

• Control Center

• Skeleton Board

• Spinal Tap

• Motherboard

Multiple Choice

Just like the brain controls the body, the (BLANK) controls the other parts of the computer by getting information from them, then telling them what to do.

• SATA

• GPU

• CPU

• DECO

Multiple Choice

Involved in the Start Up Process of a computer before tasks are handed off OS

• BIOS

• CMOS

• iOS

Multiple Choice

BIOS stands for....

• Basic Input and Output System

• Banded Ion Operative System

• Beaconed Instructive Output System

Multiple Choice

RAM is considered to be Volatile Memory meaning the memory is...

• Short Term

• Long Term

• Either

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Multiple Choice

The CPU and RAM are connected by a large flat component called a

• Primary Board

• Brain Board

• Motherboard

• CPU Ship

Multiple Choice

The CPU is great at performing calculations, but it can only deal with one line of instructions at a time – it can't keep track of the whole program all at once. Instead, the computer stores this information in (BLANK)

• HD

• RAM

• LDH Memory

• SATA Memory

Multiple Choice

Many computers today handle graphics processing through the CPU and RAM on the motherboard. However, activities like gaming, video editing, and 3D animation require a second processor that's dedicated specifically to graphics processing. This is called (BLANK)

• ODB

• AMP

• CPU

• GPU

​Take it to the Lab

• Watch -

​Tutorial Video 3.5.4 - Install SATA Devices

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​Tutorial Video 3.3.13 - Install a Video Card

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• ​Complete

Lab - 3.5.5 - Install SATA Devices

Lab - 3.3.13 - Install a Video Card

Multiple Choice

A desktop system cool a computer with....

• Heat Sinks and Fans

• A/Cs and Coolant

• Nitros and Frost

• Anti-Freeze and Cooling Spray

Multiple Choice

(BLANK) take AC power from the wall outlet and convert it into DC power. They typically have a variety of cables and plugs that attach to the motherboard near each powered component.

• CAD Plugs

• DC Adapters

• AC Adapters

• Power Supplies

Multiple Choice

Today, most computers need to connect to the Internet. That's the job of the (BLANK).

• Network Interface Card (NIC)

• Internet Interface Card (IIC)

• Hyper Network Interface Card (HNIC)

• Web Integration Networker (WIN)