WorksheetsTST Quiz 3: Computer Assembly
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Work in a logical and methodical manner when
working with computer components.
Computer repair
Computer assembly
Computer upgrade
Computer maintenance
Computer cases may vary based on:
form factor
processing power
what's inside
its memory
Two-part cooling device of CPU.
heat sink
cooling fan
thermostat
cooling sink
It helps keep the CPU cool.
thermal compound
cooling liquid
thermal paste
cold paste
Used to mount the motherboard and to prevent it from touching the metal portions of the case.
standoffs
screws
bolts
wires
Drives that are installed in internal bays are called:
slots
sockets
internal components
internal drives
Allow access to the media without opening the case.
external components
external sockets
external drives
external disks
Any internal expansion card that allows the computer to communicate with another peripheral.
internal slot
internal socket
adapter card
internal bus
Check all examples of external drives
HDD
SSD
CD Drive
DVD Drive
Blue Ray Disk Drive
Check all examples of internal drives
HDD
SSD
CD Drive
DVD Drive
Blue Ray Disk Drive
What is NIC
Network Interface Card
Network Interface Controller
Network Integration Card
National Identity Card
It is the interface between a computer and a display monitor.
video controller card
video adapter card
graphics display card
monitor display card
These are used to distribute electricity from the power supply to the motherboard and other components.
extension cords
power adapter
power cord
power cables
Check all types of power cables
ATX
AUX
SATA
Molex
Berg
It transmit data between the motherboard and storage devices.
connector
hub
bus
data cables
Check all types of data cables.
PATA
SATA
HUB
Molex
BUS
It contains a setup program used to configure settings for hardware devices.
BIOS
CMOS
POST
TPM
It checks to see if all of the hardware in the computer is operating correctly.
BIOS
CMOS
POST
TPM
An onboard, battery powered semiconductor chip inside computers that stores information.
BIOS
CMOS
POST
TPM
A read-only memory whose contents can be erased and reprogrammed using a pulsed voltage.
EEPROM
RAM
DRAM
ROM
Check all common socket connection designs of CPU architectures
Zero-Insertion Force
Land Grid Array
Pin Grid Array
Parallel-Edge Connector
High-Insertion Force
This can provide data protection or increased performance when connecting multiple hard drive.
EEPROM
BIOS
RAID
LoJack
A proprietary laptop theft recovery software that grants remote access to lock, delete sensitive files from, and locate the stolen laptop
EEPROM
BIOS
RAID
LoJack
What is TPM?
Trusted Platform Module
Total Productive Maintenance
Track Program Memory
Third Party Manufacturer
Technicians use BIOS to:
Set Time and Date
Disable Devices
Set Boot Order
Adjust Clock Speed
Enable Virtualization
