
4. Storage devices and storage media characteristics
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Ala Jaber
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Multiple Choice
When you save information on Google Drive, where does it go?
Cloud
Mr. Frederic office
CD-ROM
USB Drive
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Multiple Choice
When data is stored “in the cloud” it is located...
On the hard drive of a server somewhere
On the computer’s local storage
In electromagnetic waves in the atmosphere
In the computer’s RAM
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Multiple Choice
Capacity is
the rate at which data can be read and written
how much data the device can hold
the ability of the device to be carried on or moved
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Multiple Choice
Rewritability means data can be removed and stored again.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
How quickly data can be read from or written to a device describes its:
a) Cost
b) Rewritability
c) Reliability
d) Access speed
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Match
Match the Characteristic with its Description:
Can data be removed and written again
How much energy does it use
How much data can it store
Is it easy for users to operate
Can it be easily damaged or is it robust
Rewritability
Energy efficiency
Capacity
Usability
Reliability/Durability
Rewritability
Energy efficiency
Capacity
Usability
Reliability/Durability
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Multiple Select
What are some examples of devices that not commonly use cloud storage?
Smart televisions and audio equipment
Desktop computers
Laptops
Kitchen appliances with multiple programme options
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following uses SSD storage to save space and provide longer lifespan?
a) Traditional desktop computers
b) External hard drives only
c) Smart household devices
d) Floppy disks
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Multiple Choice
All cloud services are completely free.
True
False
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Drag and Drop
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank: Cloud storage is often considered to have
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Multiple Choice
Which storage type has the highest capacity?
Optical storage
Magnetic storage
Solid-state storage
Cloud storage
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Categorize
Requires an optical drive to access;
Slow compared to other devices
Low cost, cheap to produce
Fairly durable but will fail if scratched
Some discs are rewritable, but not all
High capacity
Moving parts require power;
Designed for long-term use but will fail eventually
Designed for rewritability
No moving parts mean increased durability
Highly energy efficient due to low power requirements;
Fastest data access;
High cost;
Access depends on internet connection
Unlimited capacity;
Normally web-based
requires web skills;
Providers maintain systems and repairs
Designed for rewritability too
Classify each characteristic under the correct type of storage.
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