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Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

... is a generally a surface that is flat and has a grid of buttons on it.

a)

concept keyboard

b)

virtual screen

c)

hologram

d)

AVR

2.

On-screen keyboards are created by .... rather than being a .... device.

a)

firmware,software

b)

hardware,software

c)

software,hardware

d)

software, virtual

3.

....keyboard is similar to a normal keyboard,but the keys are not keys that are physically pressed down.

a)

automatic

b)

on-screen

c)

hi-tech

4.

An input device that is used to control a pointer or a cursor on a screen.

a)

Pointer

b)

Mouse

c)

Display

d)

Cables

5.

Show the other alternative pointing devices

a)

sccreen,scanner

b)

trackball, foot mouse

c)

trackball, phone

d)

sensors,trackball

6.

Which type of scanners can be used to scan a physical document,like printed image or a text document, from a flat surface?

a)

virtual

b)

2D

c)

3D

7.

By what scanner works into the surface of a document?

a)

electromagnetic signal

b)

shining light

c)

ultrasignals

d)

camera lenses

8.

A process where scanned marks on a page are automatically converted to inputs.

a)

OCR

b)

OMR

c)

CAD

d)

AVR

9.
What does OMR stand for?
a)
Optical Mark Recognition
b)
Optical Meter Reader
c)
Operator Mark Recognition
d)
Online Meter Reader
10.
Which of these is OMR sometimes used for?
a)
Marking Exam Papers
b)
Controlling Characters in Computer Games
c)
Projecting a Presentation onto a big screen.
d)
Playing  an Audio File
11.
What does OCR stand for?
a)
Optical Character Reader
b)
Online Cloud Read
c)
Operating Command Recognition
d)
Online Cloud Recognition
12.
What does MICR stand for?
a)
Magnetic Ink Character Recognition
b)
Magnetic Ink Computer Recognition
c)
Multimedia Internet Computer Recognition
d)
Memory Internet Character Reader
13.
What is MICR used for?
a)
Bank Cheques
b)
Bank Statements
c)
Payslips
d)
Shop Receipts 
14.
A large printer used to print CAD line drawings...
a)
Plotter
b)
Dot Matrix
c)
Laser
d)
Inkjet
15.
A printer that uses toner to burn text / images onto a page...
a)
Laser
b)
Plotter
c)
Inkjet
d)
Dot Matrix
16.
Printer that uses a printer head and ribbon to generate text / images...
a)
Dot Matrix
b)
Plotter
c)
Inkjet
d)
Laser
17.
A printer usually found in homes that uses cartridges and can produced high quality photos...
a)
Inkjet
b)
Plotter
c)
Dot Matrix
d)
Laser
18.
Printer found in shops and used to print receipts.
a)
Laser
b)
Plotter
c)
Dot Matrix
d)
Plotter
19.
Old style of monitor that projects a flickering image that can damage eyes...
a)
CRT
b)
TFT
c)
LCD
d)
TRT
20.
Small light on the front of the computer that indicates if the computer is switched on...
a)
LED
b)
CRT
c)
TFT
d)
LCD
21.
High capacity storage device (48GB), used to store high definition movies.
a)
Blu-Ray
b)
CD-ROM
c)
DVD
d)
SSD
22.

This can be used to record videos and photos. Also the data is stored in digital memory.

a)

Webcams

b)

Video camera

c)

Digital camera

d)

Film camera

23.

A device used to select commands for people with restricted arm movements

a)

Mouse

b)

Tracker ball

c)

Joystick

d)

Driving wheel

24.

An input device which the user can use to type in numbers into a computer.

a)

QWERTY keyboard

b)

Concept keyboard

c)

Ergonomic keyboard

d)

Numeric keypad

25.

A device that inputs moving images into a computer which is mainly used for video conferencing.

a)

Digital camera

b)

Video camera

c)

Web cam

d)

Film camera

26.

A mouse,touch-pad, and a trackball are all examples of:

a)

Scanning Device

b)

Voice-Input Devices

c)

Pointing Device

d)

Output Device

27.

A pen shaped device which can sense light, and is used to point at spots on a screen.

a)

Light pen

b)

Tracker ball

c)

Mouse

d)

Joystick

28.

Allows users to input commands into the computer by pressing on buttons.

a)

Touch screen

b)

ergonomic keyboard

c)

Steering wheel

d)

Remote control

29.

Used to enter information on papers into a computer

a)

Printer

b)

Scanner

c)

QWERTY keyboard

d)

Touchpad

30.

A form of input that does not require data to be keyed by someone sitting at a keyboard.

a)

Direct Entry

b)

Keyboard Entry

c)

Both Direct and Keyboard Entry

d)

None of the two

31.
Sequential access magnetic storage device used mainly for backups...
a)
Tape
b)
Hard Disk
c)
Flash
d)
DVD
32.
Which of the following is not an optical storage device?
a)
SSD
b)
CD-ROM
c)
Blu-Ray
d)
DVD-RW
33.

Is it an input or output device?

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

Input and Output

d)

I don't know

34.

Data that has been processed into useful form called information

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

ALU

d)

CPU

35.

Any hardware component that allows you to enter data, programs, commands, and user responses into a computer

a)

Input device

b)

Input operation

c)

Output device

d)

Output operation

36.

An operation by which the data that have been processed is prompt out to user via output devices

a)

Input device

b)

Input operation

c)

Output device

d)

Output operation

37.

Data represented as either yes/no or true/false is called...

a)

Digital

b)

Analog

c)

Input

d)

Output

38.

Data that ranges on a continuous scale is called...

a)

Analog

b)

Sensor

c)

Digital

d)

Output

39.
Which type of device is an Infra-Red Sensor?
a)
Input Device
b)
Output Device
c)
Storage Device
40.
Computers are made up of ________ and ________?
a)
Hardware and Software
b)
Bits and Pieces
c)
Inputs and Outputs
d)
Plastic and Metal 
41.
________ is a package of instructions that tell the computer what to do also known as an application or short for app.  
a)
Hardware
b)
Software
c)
Apps
d)
Input
42.
Hardware is the tangible, physical equipment that _______________.  
a)
Used and applied
b)
Heard and seen
c)
Can be seen and touched.
d)
Imputted and outputted 
43.
A program can be defined as a series of detailed step-by-step ___________ that tell the computer precisely what actions to perform. 
a)
Software
b)
Inputs
c)
Applications
d)
Instructions
44.

Drawbacks of a trackball

a)

May take some getting used to

b)

Can only be used on CAD software

c)

Really heavy

d)

Requires space to operate

45.

Drawbacks of a mouse

a)

Needs a wire

b)

Requires a flat surface

c)

Expensive

d)

Requires space to operate

46.

Drawbacks of a trackball

a)

May take some getting used to

b)

Can only be used on CAD software

c)

Really heavy

d)

Requires space to operate

47.

Drawbacks of a keyboard

a)

Expensive

b)

A slow way to enter lots of data if not a trained typist

c)

Mistakes can be made if not careful

d)

Not as tasty as a KFC

48.

Benefits of a keyboard

a)

Looks good

b)

Simple and easy to use

c)

Potentially a fast way to enter data

49.

Benefits of a concept keyboard

a)

Reduces the training required as they are easy to use

b)

Ideal when options/choices are few

c)

May speed up data entry

d)

Look great

50.

Drawbacks of a concept keyboard

a)

Not suitable for large amount of options/choices

b)

Not suitable for all tasks

c)

Take a long time to learn

d)

Slow way to enter choices

51.

Benefits of a microphone

a)

Allows disabled users to give instructions to a computer

b)

Enables the use speech recognition software

c)

Allows voice calls and the audio in video calls

d)

Makes your voice louder so more people can hear it

52.

Drawbacks of a microphone

a)

Speech recognition accuracy can sometimes be hit and miss

b)

Needs a cable

c)

Always expensive

d)

Makes your voice louder so more people can hear it

53.

Applications of a concept keyboard

a)

Used in everyday computing to enter text and commands.

b)

Used by disabled people with limited motor skills

c)

Used in everyday computing to control the pointer in GUIs.

d)

Cashier tills, e.g. fast food restaurant

54.

Applications of a microphone

a)

Mobile phones, laptops and tablets

b)

VOIP and video calls

c)

Used in everyday computing to control the pointer in GUIs.

d)

Voice recognition systems

55.

A mouse works by:

a)

Rotating a stationary ball to adjust the pointer on a screen

b)

Tracking the movement of a laser or LED light across a flat surface

c)

Pressing keys down to generate different binary inputs

d)

Turning analogue sound vibrations into electrical signals