HISTORY OF COMPUTER

Multiple Choice

What do you call the first computer?

• Analytical engine

• Abacus

• Tabulating machine

• UNIVAC

Multiple Choice

Who is known to be the Father of computer?

• Charles Babbage

• Louis Pascal

• Herman Hollerith

• John Mauchly

Multiple Choice

An American Statistician who invented the TABULATING MACHINE in 1890.

• Charles Babbage

• Herman Hollerith

• Louis Pascal

• John Presper Eckert

Multiple Choice

ENIAC and UNIVAC belongs to what computer generation.

• First Generation

• Second Generation

• Third Generation

• Fourth Generation

Multiple Choice

1. How are computers named? Where did its name come from?

• It comes from the word “compute” which means to locate information stored.

• It comes from the word “compute” which means a device to tabulate data stored.

• It comes from the word “compute” which means stores a lot of information.

• It comes from the word “compute” which means to calculate.

Multiple Choice

4. ENIAC is an example of first generation computer and its stands for__________.

• Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator

• Electronic Numbers Integration and Calculator

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Why is the 5th generation computer called the Super Computers?

• It can perform many Scientific Functions.

• It can supervise cooking activity.

• It has the ability to survive underwater for a long period of time.

• Its features remains from generation to generation.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is true with the picture below

• ROBOTS are referred to have an artificial Intelligence linked to SUPERCOMPUTERS.

• ROBOTS have higher artificial intelligence than humans.

• ROBOTS are reliable, and efficient. They can give outputs in a form of numbers.

• ROBOTS are good pets . You just need to feed them with water,

Multiple Choice

Who invented the ENIAC and the UNIVAC ?

• John W Mauchly and John Prosper Eckert

• Herman Hollirith

• Louis Pascal

• Charles Babbage

Multiple Choice

• UNIVERSAL ASCENDING COMPUTER

• UNIVERSAL ANALYTICAL COMPUTER

• UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC COMPUTER