Output Revision Quiz

Which of the following is NOT an output device mentioned in the text?

• Keyboard

• Monitor

• Printer

• Speaker

Name TWO types of non-impact printers.

• Dot Matrix and Daisy Wheel

• Inkjet and Laser

• Line and Character

• Impact and Non-Impact

Which type of printer is most suited to printing multiple copies of a document on carbonized forms?

• Dot Matrix Printer

• Inkjet Printer

• Laser Printer

• Daisy Wheel Printer

Which output device is BEST suited to viewing images from one computer to another over the Internet?

• Monitor

• Printer

• Speaker

• Microfilm

Which output device is BEST suited to produce architectural drawings such as building plans?

• Monitor

• Printer

• Speaker

• Microfilm

Which output device is BEST suited to be used in a music studio to play sound tracks?

• Monitor

• Printer

• Speaker

• Microfilm

When purchasing a printer, what TWO characteristics should Kim consider?

• Print Quality and Printer Speed

• Color and Size

• Resolution and Technology

• Character and Line

What is the general name associated with devices such as a printer?

• Input Devices

• Output Devices

• Storage Devices

• Processing Devices

What is the difference between hard copy and soft copy?

• Hard copy is tangible, while soft copy is intangible. Hard copy can be touched, while soft copy can only be seen.

• Hard copy is intangible, while soft copy is tangible. Hard copy can only be seen, while soft copy can be touched.

• Hard copy is permanent, while soft copy is temporary. Hard copy can be touched, while soft copy can only be seen.

• Hard copy is temporary, while soft copy is permanent. Hard copy can only be seen, while soft copy can be touched.

What is the difference between machine readable and human readable?

• Machine readable refers to information encoded in a form that can be read by a machine, while human readable refers to information that can be read by humans.

• Machine readable refers to information that can be read by humans, while human readable refers to information encoded in a form that can be read by a machine.

• Machine readable refers to information that can be touched, while human readable refers to information that can only be seen.

• Machine readable refers to information that can only be seen, while human readable refers to information that can be touched.