Computer Classifications and Uses ICT Gadgets

Computer Classifications and Uses ICT Gadgets

9th Grade

25 Qs

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Computer Classifications and Uses ICT Gadgets

Computer Classifications and Uses ICT Gadgets

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Computers

9th Grade

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Joseph Ighosiohwonoja

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25 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Hey Kai, Maya, and David! Can you name the five generations of computers? Let's see who knows their tech history!

2nd generation: Microchips

1st generation: Vacuum tubes, 2nd generation: Transistors, 3rd generation: Integrated circuits, 4th generation: Microprocessors, 5th generation: Artificial intelligence.

1st generation: Relays

3rd generation: Quantum processors

Answer explanation

The correct answer outlines the five generations of computers accurately: 1st generation used vacuum tubes, 2nd transistors, 3rd integrated circuits, 4th microprocessors, and 5th focuses on artificial intelligence.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Hey Mason, Ava, and Grace! Let's dive into the fascinating world of computers! Can you define analogue computers and give us a fun example?

An example of an analogue computer is a slide rule.

An example of an analogue computer is a computer program.

An example of an analogue computer is a calculator.

A digital computer is an example of an analogue computer.

Answer explanation

Analogue computers process data in a continuous manner, often using physical quantities. A slide rule is a classic example, as it uses a sliding scale to perform calculations, unlike digital computers that use discrete values.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Hey Samuel, Lily, and Daniel! Let's dive into the world of computers! What sets digital computers apart from analogue computers?

Digital computers use discrete values, while analogue computers use continuous values.

Digital computers require more physical space than analogue computers.

Analogue computers are faster than digital computers in processing data.

Digital computers operate on continuous signals, while analogue computers use discrete signals.

Answer explanation

Digital computers process data using discrete values (0s and 1s), while analogue computers work with continuous values, such as voltage levels. This fundamental difference in data representation distinguishes the two types of computers.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Hey Arjun, Evelyn, and Rohan! Let's dive into the world of computers! What are hybrid computers and where do they fit in?

Hybrid computers are exclusively used for web development.

Hybrid computers are only found in personal computers.

Hybrid computers are used in applications such as scientific simulations, industrial process control, and complex mathematical modeling.

Hybrid computers are primarily used for video gaming.

Answer explanation

Hybrid computers combine analog and digital computing capabilities, making them suitable for complex tasks like scientific simulations, industrial process control, and mathematical modeling, unlike the other options provided.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Hey Mason, Benjamin, and Ethan! Let's dive into the fascinating world of computers! Can you list the main differences between supercomputers and mainframe computers?

Supercomputers are designed for data storage and backup solutions.

Supercomputers are primarily used for web hosting and cloud services.

Supercomputers focus on high-speed calculations and simulations, while mainframe computers are designed for transaction processing and reliability.

Mainframe computers are optimized for gaming and graphics processing.

Answer explanation

Supercomputers excel in high-speed calculations and simulations, making them ideal for complex scientific tasks. In contrast, mainframe computers are built for transaction processing and reliability, serving business applications effectively.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Hey Ava, William, and Ethan! Let's dive into the world of computers! What do you think is the primary function of mini computers?

To replace mainframe computers in all applications.

To provide high-performance gaming capabilities.

To provide multi-user computing capabilities for business and scientific applications.

To serve as a personal computer for individual users.

Answer explanation

Mini computers are designed to support multiple users simultaneously, making them ideal for business and scientific applications, unlike personal computers which serve individual users.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Hey Ethan, Olivia, and David! Let's dive into the world of computers! How do microcomputers stand out from the crowd of other types of computers?

Microcomputers differ from other types of computers in size, power, cost, and intended use, being designed for individual users.

Microcomputers are larger and more powerful than mainframes.

Microcomputers are exclusively used for gaming purposes.

Microcomputers are designed for corporate use and not individual users.

Answer explanation

Microcomputers are distinct from other computers due to their smaller size, lower power, reduced cost, and specific design for individual users, unlike mainframes or corporate systems.

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