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WorksheetsAccelerated Learning Assessment Computers Class VI
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 26mins
Name of the Student
Class
Father's Name
The term Software was first used by _______________.
John W. Tukey
John Von Neumann
John McCarthy
None of these
Who was the first Programmer?
Charles Babbage
Augusta Ada Lovelace
John Von Neumann
None of these
______________________language uses simple English words and Mathematical operators.
High Level Language
Assembly Language
Machine Language
None of these
The development of computer languages can be classified into __________________ categories.
Four
Three
Two
None of these
Sumit is trying his hand at Java programming. Which type of language is he using?
Machine Language
High Level Language
Assembly Language
None of these
Who is known as the Father of Computers?
Charles babbage
Augusta Ada Lovelace
J. Presper Eckert
None of these
The program converted into machine language by the translator is called an ________________.
Source Program
Assembler
Object Program
None of these
A program written in Assembly language is called _________________.
Source Program
Object Program
Interpreter
Compiler
An ______________ converts a high-level language program into machine language, line by line.
Assembler
Compiler
Source Program
Interpreter
_________________ language uses mnemonic codes or symbols
Cobol
Fortran
Assembly
None of these
The first mechanical calculating device was _______________.
Pascaline
Analytical Engine
Abacus
None of these
Difference Engine was invented in____________________.
1844
1833
1822
1815
_______________ are used in homes, schools, offices, banks etc.
Micro Computers
Mainframe Computers
Supercomputers
None of these
Analytical Engine was invented in _____________________.
1831
1834
1855
1833
Mark I was invented by J. Presper Eckert.
True
False
George Boole designed the Boolean Logic.
True
False
The fourth generation computers used Micro Processors technology.
True
False
Augusta Ada Lovelace invented the Difference Engine.
True
False
The era of first generation computers was 1940-1956.
True
False
UNIVAC I was the first computer to handle both numeric and text data.
True
False
