Computer Hardware Assembly Quiz

What is the main part of a computer that contains all of the essential components?

• CPU

• Motherboard

• Memory

• Power supply

Why would you need to assemble or disassemble a system unit?

• To assemble a new computer from scratch

• To upgrade or replace a component in an existing computer

• To troubleshoot a problem with your computer

• All of the above

What safety precautions should be taken before assembling or disassembling a system unit?

• Unplug the computer from the power outlet

• Avoid touching the components with bare hands

• Wear an anti-static wrist strap

• All of the above

Which tool is used for turning screws?

• Screwdriver set

• Anti-static wrist strap

• Flashlight

• Thermal paste

What is the purpose of an anti-static wrist strap?

• To prevent static electricity from damaging electronic components

• To provide light during assembly or disassembly

• To hold and organize cables

• To connect the monitor, keyboard, and mouse

What is thermal paste used for?

• To clean electronic components

• To provide light during assembly or disassembly

• To connect the monitor, keyboard, and mouse

• To act as an interface between heat sinks and heat sources

Which tool is used to remove slotted and Phillips head screws?

• Screwdriver set

• Anti-static wrist strap

• Flashlight

• Thermal paste

What is the first step to disassemble a system unit?

• Disconnect all cables from the motherboard and power supply

• Remove the system unit from the case

• Remove the power supply from the system unit

• Remove the storage drives from the system unit

What is the first step to assemble a system unit?

• Install the CPU into the motherboard

• Install the memory modules into the motherboard

• Install the storage drives into the system unit

• Install the video card into the motherboard

What is the purpose of the system panel connector?

• To connect the front panel audio I/O module

• To connect an additional Sony/Philips Digital Interface (S/PDIF) port

• To connect the CPU and chassis fans

• To support several chassis-mounted functions