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Computer Basics Terminology Week 2

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Represents a binary digit which is the amount of information obtained by asking a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ question. This is also the smallest unit of information stored on a computer as a 0 or 1.

a)

Application

b)

Bit

c)

Cache

d)

Byte

2.

This is a vertical flashing bar that locates the position on the screen

where text can be inserted or deleted. This appears most frequently in text or dialog boxes.

a)

flash drive

b)

hand pointer

c)

blinking cursor

d)

cursor

3.

– Data is stored on a computer in this. It is one character, which may be a number or letter. It is composed of 8 consecutive bits.

a)

bit

b)

byte

c)

processor

d)

cache

4.

A removable disk that stores data that can only be read. Data can not be recorded or saved onto one.

a)

memory

b)

Flash Drive

c)

CD-ROM

d)

DVD

5.

– This is a type of memory and is similar to RAM. It is used by the computer to move data between the RAM and CPU.

a)

CD-Rom

b)

Cache

c)

RAM

d)

DVD

6.

A collection of electronic parts that allow software programs to run that

perform certain tasks. It can accept input, change data, store data and display data

a)

computer

b)

CPU

c)

Software

d)

application

7.

– A synonym for the pointer, which is controlled by the mouse. It may take different shapes.

a)

hand pointer

b)

file

c)

thumb drive

d)

cursor

8.

Technology that stores more information than a CD-ROM and can be written upon. The disk resembles a CD-ROM but has approximately seven times the

storage capacity.

a)

CD

b)

DVD

c)

Byte

d)

RAM

9.

A collection of data with a name.

a)

CPU

b)

Hard Drive

c)

File

d)

DVD

10.

This is a small portable hard drive that plugs into a USB port and allows you to transport files between different computers. Also called a thumb drive.

a)

hard drive

b)

flash drive

c)

CD

d)

DVD

11.

The cursor changes into a pointing hand when it passes over a hypertext link. This allows connecting directly to the link.

a)

cursor

b)

mouse

c)

blinking cursor

d)

hand pointer