Input Output 3rd Grade

What is an input device?

• An input device is a type of software used to display information on a computer screen.

• An input device is a device that stores data on a computer.

• An input device is a type of computer virus that can corrupt data.

• An input device is any hardware device that sends data to a computer, allowing you to interact with and control the computer.

Give an example of an input device.

• Joystick

• Headphones

• Mousepad

• Keyboard

What is an output device?

• A device that receives data from a computer and presents it in a human-readable form.

• A device that stores data in a computer

• A device that processes data in a computer

• A device that connects to a computer

Provide an example of an output device.

• Keyboard

• Monitor

• Headphones

• Mouse

How do input and output devices work together?

• Input devices and output devices have no role in the functioning of a computer

• Input devices and output devices are completely independent and do not work together

• Output devices provide data to the computer, while input devices display or present the processed information from the computer

• Input devices provide data to the computer, while output devices display or present the processed information from the computer.

Name three different types of input devices.

• Joystick

• Microphone

• Printer

• 1. Keyboard, 2. Mouse, 3. Touchscreen

Name three different types of output devices.

• Scanners

• Monitors, printers, speakers

• Keyboards

• USB drives

How do input and output devices impact everyday life?

• Input and output devices are only used in professional settings

• Input devices are only used for entertainment purposes

• Output devices have no impact on everyday life

• Input devices such as keyboards, mice, and touchscreens allow users to input data and commands into computers and other devices, while output devices such as monitors, printers, and speakers display information and provide feedback to the user.

Explain the difference between input and output.

• Input is the result of a system, while output is what is put into a system.

• Input is the output of a system, while output is the input into a system.

• Input is what is put into a system, while output is what comes out of the system.

• Input is the process of obtaining information, while output is the process of giving information.

Why is it important to understand input and output devices?

• It is not important to understand input and output devices for troubleshooting electronic devices

• It is important to understand input and output devices to effectively use and troubleshoot electronic devices.

• Because input and output devices are not important for electronic devices

• Understanding input and output devices is only important for advanced users