Storage Devices

Which of the following is the smallest unit of data which can be stored?

• Byte

• Bit

• Kilobyte

• Megabyte

Blank optical disk where you can save only once, even when not the whole space available is used.

• CD-R

• CD-ROM

• CD-RW

Amount of data a floppy Disk can store

• 14 MB

• 1.4 GB

• 1.4 MB

Removable and rewritable electronic data storage device that can be plugged into almost any PC

• Floppy Disk

• USB

• Memory Card

• Magnetic Tape

Compact Disk Rewritable: Rewritable Optical disk where you can save and erase data several times.

• CD-R

• CD-ROM

• CD-RW

A compact disk containing permanently stored data that cannot be altered/edit

• CD-ROM

• CD-R

• CD-RW

Solid electronic data storage device used in cameras, telephones, laptops, music players and video games consoles.

• Zip Disk

• Memory Cards

• USB

ROM stands for

• Read Optical Memory

• Read Only Memory

• Ready Only Memory

Internal storage of a computer

• Floppy disk

• ROM

• Hard disk

Basic Unit of Measurement storage in computer science

• Kilobyte

• Bite

• Byte