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CPU & Storage

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Part of the CPU that performs arithmetic operations and logical operations and controls the speed of those operations.

a)

Control Unit (CU)

b)

Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)

c)

Register

d)

Bas

2.

Special high-speed memory area on a chip that the CPU can access quickly

a)

cache

b)

RAM

c)

ROM

d)

MEMORY

3.

Why cache is important?

a)

it retains data even when the power is turned off.

b)

data is retained when the power is turned off

c)

Cache speeds up processing.

d)

It holds up to 4 gigabytes of data and is very convenient to transport and use

4.

Why flash memory stick is important?

a)

it retains data even when the power is turned off.

b)

data is retained when the power is turned off

c)

Cache speeds up processing.

d)

It holds up to 4 gigabytes of data and is very convenient to transport and use

5.

Measure of speed used for the latest generation of processors

a)

megabyte (M, MB)

b)

exabyte (EB)

c)

gigabyte (G, GB)

d)

gigahertz (GHz)

6.

How is data represented in a computer,

a)

Using binary system

b)

using mnemonic code

c)

using bytecode

d)

using opcode

7.

For every instruction, the control unit carries out four basic operations, known as the machine cycle. What is the activity in step 2?

a)

catch

b)

execute

c)

decode

d)

register

8.

For every instruction, the control unit carries out four basic operations, known as the machine cycle. What is the activity in step 3?

a)

catch

b)

execute

c)

decode

d)

register

9.

RAM (random access memory) chips temporarily

a)

Improves disk performance and store data temporary

b)

hold software instructions and data before and after it is processed by the CPU.

c)

stores instructions and data that the processor is likely to use frequently.

d)

retrieve programs from the ROM chip but cannot modify or add to those programs.

10.

_________ is to represent letters, numbers, or special characters (such as ! or *), bits are combined into groups

a)

megabyte

b)

kilobyte

c)

byte

d)

bit