1.2 Memory

RAM is non-volatile 

• True
• False

Which of these would be held in ROM

• Boot up sequence (BIOS)

• Operating System

• Open programs / data that is in use

• Data that is not in use

When is virtual memory needed?

• When RAM is full
• When you want to store data online
• When your Hard-Drive is full
• When you need to update RAM

Where is virtual memory located?

• CPU
• RAM
• ROM
• Secondary Storage

Select all the examples of volatile memory

• RAM

• ROM

• Hard Drive

• Virtual Memory

• Registers

Data stored in _____ is permanent and can't be changed

• BIOS
• RAM
• ROM
• Hard Drive

Select a difference between RAM and ROM

• RAM is volatile, whereas ROM is non-volatile.

• ROM is volatile, whereas RAM is non-volatile

Select a difference between RAM and ROM

• RAM is editable and ROM is read-only

• ROM is editable and RAM is read-only

What does volatile mean?

• Once power is swiched off, all stored data will be lost.

• Once power is switch off, data will remain.

ROM and RAM are examples of primary storage.

• True

• False