What does the Von Neumann Architecture refer to?

• The software that runs on a computer

• The hardware that can make the computer fully function

• The network protocols used in computers

• The graphical user interface of a computer

What is the main model used for modern computers?

• Harvard Architecture

• RISC Architecture

• Von Neumann Architecture

• CISC Architecture

In Von Neumann Architecture, where are data and programs stored?

• Hard Drive

• CPU

• RAM/Memory

• Cache

Which component executes and processes data in the Von Neumann Architecture?

• RAM/Memory

• Hard Drive

• GPU

• CPU

What is the relationship between the CPU and RAM in the Von Neumann Architecture?

• They work independently of each other

• They work very closely with each other

• The CPU only stores data, while RAM processes it

• The RAM only stores data, while the CPU processes it

Identify the component shown in the image below:

• Hard Drive

• CPU

• RAM/Memory

• GPU

Identify the component shown in the image below:

• Hard Drive

• CPU

• RAM/Memory

• GPU

Which component of the CPU controls where the data is sent?

• Arithmetic Logic Unit

• Registers

• Control Unit

• Memory

What is the primary function of the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) in the CPU?

• Controls where the data is sent

• Processes numeric data

• Stores data temporarily

• Manages input and output operations

What is the role of registers in the CPU?

• Controls where the data is sent

• Processes numeric data

• Stores data temporarily

• Manages input and output operations