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Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name

Class

Date

A bitmap image is........

Created using a grid of pixels

Created using an algorithm

the same no matter what size it is

created with only two colours

The 5 principles of effective logo design are

Simple, Versatile, Appropriate, Memorable

Versatile, complex, Appropriate, Memorable, small

Simple, Memorable, Timeless, Versatile, Appropriate

Simple, Memorable, confusing, Versatile, Appropriate

Which is a good logo?

A logo must include the company name?

True

False

Which one of these is not a common RASTER file?

bitmap

png

jpg

pdf

what does PDF stand for?

Portable device format

Portable document format

Picture document format

Preferred document format

A VECTOR graphic is made up of lines and shapes based on...

pixels

Hexadecimal code

Mathematical equations

RBG values

Lossless compression can reduce a file size without loss of quality

True

False

Which file type allows for compression and transparency?

PNG

JPG

BMP

PDF

10.

Which is the smallest form of data?

Bit

Byte

Nibble

8 Binary Digits

11.

Which answer is correct from smallest to largest?

Kilobyte, Gigabyte, Megabyte

Gigabyte, Megabyte, Terabyte

Megabyte, Terabyte, Kilobyte

Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte

12.

Which is unit of storage is larger ?

Megabyte

Gigabyte

13.

How many Bits are in a Byte

14.

Which is larger?

Bit

Byte

15.

How many bits are in a nibble?

16.

A kilobyte is...

1024 Bits

1024 Bytes

1024 Megabytes

1024 Gigabytes

17.

A megabyte is...

1024 Bits

1024 Bytes

1024 Kilobytes

1024 Gigabytes

18.

Which of these is the smallest?

Megabyte

Kilobyte

Gigabyte

Terabyte

19.

A typical mp3 track is around 50 megabytes in size.

No - they are more like 3 megabytes

Yes - that's about right

No - they're more like 200 megabytes

No - they're more like 1 gigabyte

20.

A kilobyte is usually rounded to 1000 bytes. But actually it is _____ bytes:

1024

512

1048

9600

21.

The following is a correct order of units of storage from lowest to highest:

Bit, Nibble, Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte, Terabyte

Bit, Byte, Kilobyte, Nibble, Megabyte, Gigabyte, Terabyte

Terabyte, Gigabyte, Megabyte, Kilobyte, Byte, Nibble, Bit

Megabyte, Byte, Kilobyte, Nibble, Gigabyte, Bit, Terabyte

22.

RAM & ROM are known as what kind of memory?

Secondary storage

Main memory

Registers

Flash memory

23.

What does the acronym RAM stand for?

Random Alignment Memory

Read Access Memory

Random Access Memory

Read All Memory

24.

What does the acronym ROM stand for?

Read Only Memory

Random Option Memory

Read Once Memory

Random Operating Memory

25.

Where is ROM usually found inside a computer?

Inside the CPU

As part of the hard drive

On the motherboard

With the CD drive

26.

In terms of computer memory, what is meant by the term 'volatile'?

It retains its content when power is cut

It loses its contents when power is cut

It is not stable and should not be used

Memory chips can overheat

27.

Which statement best describes RAM?

Fast, permanent storage

Slow, volatile stoage

Fast, volatile storage

Slow, permanent storage

28.

Which statement best describes ROM?

A flash memory chip that contains a small amount of non-volatile memory

A memory store containing a large amount of volatile memory

A register within the CPU responsible for storing memory addresses

A memory store containing a small amount of volatile memory

29.

What is usually held in the contents of RAM?

BIOS and Boot sequence needed to start the computer

Operating System and currently running programs

Software programs stored within the computer

Recently executed instructions in case they are needed again

30.

What is stored in Read Only Memory (ROM)?

Recently opened programs

Operating system and currently running programs

BIOS and boot sequence (the computer's initial start-up process)

The CPU's registers

31.

True or False? The closer a memory type is to the CPU, the slower it takes for the CPU to access the instructions and execute them. However, the closer it is to the CPU the larger and cheaper the memory is.

TRUE

FALSE

32.

Found in the computer's BIOS, what actually is the 'bootstrap'?

The program which takes the computer through steps that lead up to the loading of the operating system (OS)

The program responsible for loading the drives for peripheral devices like the keyboard and mouse

The computer's initial start-up process

The device used to attach the ROM to the computer's motherboard

33.

What is the average size of RAM in a PC or laptop computer?

512 MB

1 - 2 GB

8 - 16 GB

32 - 64 GB

34.

What is Virtual Memory?

An additional memory slot located in one of the RAM ports

A section of volatile memory created temporarily on the storage drive

Memory stored in the 'cloud'

Memory that doesn't exist inside the computer but on an external device such as a USB pen drive

35.

Why is Virtual Memory needed or used by a computer?

When RAM becomes full because of too many programs running at once

When ROM is too small and struggles to store the Operating System

When users wish to store data on an external server such as 'the cloud'

When chosen by the user or computer administrator

36.

What is the term commonly used to describe the constant swapping in-and-out of programs between the RAM and Virtual Memory?

Swapping

Paging

Disk thrashing

Over-clocking

37.

Is the image shown a hardware or software?

hardware

software

38.