Hardware, Cleaning, ESD, and Diagnostic Tools

What is the purpose of a screwdriver in hardware tools?

• The purpose of a screwdriver is to cut wood

• The purpose of a screwdriver in hardware tools is to tighten or loosen screws.

• A screwdriver is meant for cooking in the kitchen

• Screwdrivers are used for painting walls

Name one example of a cleaning tool used for computer maintenance.

• Vacuum cleaner

• Toothbrush

• Can of compressed air

• Sponge

What does ESD stand for in ESD tools?

• Electrostatic Discharge

• Enhanced System Development

• Electronic System Design

• Energy Saving Device

How can diagnostic tools help in troubleshooting computer issues?

• Diagnostic tools can pinpoint the root cause of computer problems, making it easier to fix issues efficiently.

• Diagnostic tools slow down the troubleshooting process

• Diagnostic tools can create more issues in the computer

• Diagnostic tools are not reliable in identifying computer problems

Which hardware tool is used to measure electrical current?

• Screwdriver

• Oscilloscope

• Multimeter

• Voltmeter

Why is it important to use ESD tools when working with sensitive electronic components?

• To improve the color accuracy of the components

• To increase the weight of the components

• To enhance the sound quality of the components

• To prevent damage from electrostatic discharge (ESD) and ensure the safety of sensitive electronic components.

What is the function of a multimeter in diagnostic tools?

• Measuring voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits.

• Musical instruments

• Cooking recipes

• Gardening tools

Name a common cleaning tool used to remove dust from computer components.

• Vacuum cleaner

• Feather duster

• Sponge

• Can of compressed air

What are some examples of ESD protective equipment?

• wrist straps, heel grounders, ESD mats, ESD garments, ESD bags

• ESD shoes

• ESD gloves

• ESD goggles

How often should computer maintenance tasks be performed?

• Never

• At least once a month

• Once a year

• Every 5 years