WorksheetsIntro of Computer History
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
1- The first generation computer was (a) (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator).
(a) , which stood for Universal Automatic Computer.
(a) computers relied on machine language, the lowest-level programming language understood by computers.
However, the (a) was completed in 1945
What are examples of hardware?
Keyboard
Mac OS
Motherboard
All of the Above
What system did the first computers use to connect their circuits and drums?
Numerical
Vacuum Tubes
Magnetic Integration
None
A mechanical digital calculating machine was built in France in __________.
1946
1641
1642
1687
________ was an instrument to calculate or count by using sliding counters and rod.
Univac
ACPV
Abacus
SUNT
Known to all as the father of logic.
Charles Babbage
Alan Turning
George Boole
Grace Hopper
Called high-performance computers.
(a)
Mouse, printer, mac os, and keyboard are examples of hardware.
True
False
Solid-state drives are a form of external memory made up of silicon microchips. They're like magnetic storage devices because you can remove them from the device you're storing or extracting data from, but solid-state drives are more modern.
TRUE
FALSE
The history of Windows dates to 1983 when Microsoft started working on a program called "Interface Manager".
TRUE
FALSE
Dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) is one of the two specific types of RAMS seen in modern devices, such as laptops, desktops, portable devices and gaming systems.
TRUE
FALSE
George Boole was a British logistician, known to all as the father of logic.
TRUE
FALSE
These giant computers, which used thousands of vacuum tubes for computation, were the forerunners of today's digital computers.
UNIVAC
SUPERCOMPUTER
VACCUM TUBES
ENIAC
(a) are the medium type of computers that have more functionality power and are expensive than microcomputers.
________ supports many processes simultaneously.
ACPV
Magnetic Processing Unit
Mainframe
Best OS for smartphones Ever
iOS 😌
Android 🤮
Cache memory is an internal high-speed semiconductor memory that stores instances of data frequently used by the CPU.
TRUE
FALSE
