TLE 9 (CSS) Second Quarter Examination

Where should the CPU be placed when assembling a system unit?

• On the hard drive

• On the motherboard socket

• On the power supply

• On the RAM slot

Which component is responsible for supplying power to all parts of the computer?

• CPU

• GPU

• Motherboard

• Power Supply Unit

What does RAM stand for?

• Random Access Memory

• Rapid Allocation Module

• Read Access Memory

• Real Application Machine

Which tool is commonly used to tighten or loosen screws inside the system unit?

• Hammer

• Pliers

• Screwdriver

• Wrench

What is the main purpose of the computer case?

• To improve gaming performance

• To protect and hold components together

• To store operating systems

• To transfer data between drives

Why is proper airflow inside a system unit important?

• It increases the sound quality of speakers

• It keeps components cool and prevents overheating

• It reduces the size of the computer

• It slows down fan speed

Why is it important to follow OHS policies when disassembling a system unit?

• To make the process slower but safer

• To prevent accidents and component damage

• To improve software performance

• To make cables easier to organize

What will happen if you force the CPU into the socket incorrectly?

• It will improve the system’s speed

• It may damage the CPU and motherboard

• It will automatically adjust the socket pins

• It will not affect the assembly process

A student says that the motherboard is the brain of the computer. Why is this statement incorrect?

• Because the CPU is considered the brain

• Because the motherboard only stores data

• Because the motherboard has no electrical function

• Because the CPU controls airflow

A computer turns on but shows no display. RAM is installed but not detected. What should you do first?

• Clean and reseat the RAM properly

• Replace the CPU immediately

• Reinstall the operating system

• Test another monitor