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IT ERA QUESTIONNAIRE

Total questions: 69

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

·         People are in touch with the help of ICT. Through chatting, E-mail, voice mail and social networking people communicate with each other

a)

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

b)

EDUCATION

c)

COMMUNICATION

d)

SOCIALIZING

2.

enables organizations to operate more efficiently, so employing staff with ICT skills is vital to the smooth running of any business

a)

COMMUNICATION

b)

SOCIALIZING

c)

EDUCATION

d)

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

3.

use a diverse set of ICT tools to communicate, create, disseminate, store, and manage information

a)

EDUCATION

b)

EDUCATION

c)

COMMUNICATION

d)

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

4.

·         The internet and social media provide young people with a range of benefits, and opportunities to empower themselves in a variety of ways.

a)

EDUCATION

b)

SOCIALIZING

c)

COMMUNICATION

d)

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

5.

4 uses of ICT in our daily lives

(a)  

6.

A positive impact og ICT examples would be systems analysts, programmers and software engineers, as well as help desk operators and trainers)

a)

Communication

b)

Distance learning

c)

Creation of new more interesting jobs

d)

New tools, new opportunities

7.

a positive impact that solves or reduces some security problems, Encryption methods can keep data safe from unauthorized people

a)

Communication

b)

Access to information

c)

New tools, new opportunities

d)

Security

8.

A negative impact of ICT (This can lead to health problems such as obesity, heart disease, and diabetes)

a)

Reduced physical activity

b)

Information management

c)

Reduced personal interaction

d)

Job loss

9.

NEGATIVE IMPACT OF ICT

Manual operations being replaced by automation

a)

Job loss

b)

Competition

c)

Information management

d)

Cost

10.

A NEGATIVE IMPACT

(Data mining of customer information to produce lists for targeted advertising)

a)

Job loss

b)

Cost

c)

Information management

d)

Competition

11.

A NEGATIVE IMPACT

Some form of social interaction in their daily lives and if they do not get the chance to meet and talk with other people they may feel isolated and unhappy

a)

Information management

b)

Reduced physical activity

c)

Reduced personal interaction

d)

Competition

12.

A NEGATIVE IMPACT

This is usually thought of as being a good thing, but for some organizations being exposed to greater competition can be a problem.

a)

Cost

b)

Competition

c)

Information management

d)

Job loss

13.

A NEGATIVE IMPACT

A lot of ICT hardware and software is expensive, both to purchase and to maintain.

a)

Job loss

b)

  Reduced physical activity

c)

Cost

d)

Information management

14.

POSITIVE IMPACT

New ways of learning, e.g. interactive multi-media and virtual reality

a)

Distance learning

b)

New tools, new opportunities

c)

Improved access to education

d)

Access to information

15.

POSITIVE IMPACT

Increase in access to services that has accompanied the growth of the Internet

a)

Creation of new more interesting jobs

b)

Access to information

c)

New tools, new opportunities

d)

ICT allows people to participate in a wider, even worldwide, society

16.

POSITIVE IMPACT

ICT gives access to new tools that did not previously exist

a)

Access to information

b)

Creation of new more interesting jobs

c)

  Improved access to education

d)

New tools, new opportunities

17.

POSITIVE IMPACT

reduces some problems, Encryption methods can keep data safe from unauthorized people

a)

Security

b)

Creation of new more interesting jobs

c)

New tools, new opportunities

d)

  Distance learning

18.

POSITIVE IMPACT

Students can access teaching materials from all over the world

a)

Improved access to education

b)

Access to information

c)

Distance learning

d)

ICT allows people to participate in a wider, even worldwide, society

19.

A programmable machine

that manipulates data according to a list of instructions (program)

an electronic device that manipulates information, or data

a)

computer

b)

ipad

c)

mobile phone

d)

machine

20.

Applications of Computers in our Daily Live

They can be employed to store and maintain accounts, personnel records, manage projects, track inventory, create presentations and reports

a)

Marketing

b)

Marketing

c)

Business

d)

Banking and Finance

21.

  They can be used to access educational information from intranet and internet sources, or via e-books.

a)

Education

b)

  Science

c)

Government

d)

Business

22.

 Medical information making it easier to store and access patient data, complex information can also be analyzed by software to aid discovery of diagnoses, as well as search for risks of diseases.

a)

Marketing

b)

Healthcare

c)

  Work From Home

d)

  Retail & Trade

23.

This enables sellers to reach a wider market with low overheads, and buyers to compare prices, read reviews, and choose delivery preferences

a)

Business

b)

Marketing

c)

Retail & Trade

d)

Banking and Finance

24.

Various authority departments use computers to improve the quality and efficiency of their services

a)

Social and Romance

b)

Government

c)

Military

d)

Robotics

25.

They facilitate the creation of websites and promotional materials. They can be used to generate social media campaigns

a)

Business

b)

Government

c)

Banking and Finance

d)

Marketing

26.

In this application of ICT computers can be used for research, sharing information with other specialists both locally and internationally, as well as collecting, categorizing, analyzing, and storing data.

a)

Science

b)

Business

c)

education

d)

Banking and finance

27.

These might include newsletters, marketing materials, fashion magazines, novels, or newspapers. Computers are used in the release of both hard-copy and e-books

a)

Navigation

b)

Security and surveillance

c)

Publishing

d)

Communicatin

28.

Computers can be used to create drawings, graphic designs, and paintings. They can be used to edit, copy, send, and print photographs

a)

Marketing

b)

  Publishing

c)

Retail and trade

d)

  Arts & Entertainment

29.

You can use computers to check your account balance, transfer money, or pay off credit cards. You can also use computer technology to access information on stock markets, trade stocks, and manage investments.

a)

Navigation

b)

   Banking and Finance

c)

Communication

d)

Arts & Entertainment

30.

Computers being used to maintain safety and navigation systems, and increasingly to drive, fly, or steer. They can also highlight problems that require attention, such as low fuel levels, oil changes and etc

a)

Robotics

b)

Navigation

c)

Transport

d)

Science

31.

It become increasingly computerized, especially since computer technology has been combined with GPS technology. Computers combined with satellites mean that it's now easy to pinpoint your exact location

a)

Transport

b)

Booking Vacation

c)

Robotics

d)

Navigation

32.

   Made real-time communication over the internet easy, thanks to software and videoconferencing services such as Skype

a)

Communication

b)

Arts and Entertainment

c)

Social and Romance

d)

Weather Forecasting

33.

Workers can access necessary data, communicate, and share information without commuting to a traditional office. Managers are able to monitor workers' productivity remotely

a)

Banking and finance

b)

Business

c)

  Work From Home

d)

Communication

34.

They are used for analyzing intelligence data. They are used to control smart technology, such as guided missiles and drones, as well as for tracking incoming missiles and destroying

a)

Robotics

b)

Military

c)

Navigation

d)

Transport

35.

Social media enables people to chat in text or audio in real time across large distances, as well as exchange photographs, videos, and memes

a)

Business

b)

Navigation

c)

Communication

d)

Social and Romance

36.

Computers can be used by travelers to study timetables, examine route options, and buy plane, train, or bus tickets.

a)

Booking and Vacation

b)

Navigation

c)

Transport

d)

Robotics

37.

  Computers combined with biometric passports make it harder for people to fraudulently enter a country or gain access to a passenger airplane.

a)

Booking Vacation

b)

Transport

c)

    Security and Surveillance

d)

Navigation

38.

 The world's weather is complex and depends upon a multitude of factors that are constantly changing.

a)

Navigation

b)

Booking Vacation

c)

Weather forecasting

d)

Robotics

39.

    an expanding area of technology which combines computers with science and engineering to produce machines that can either replace humans, or do specific jobs that humans are unable to do

a)

Navigation

b)

Machine

c)

Science

d)

Robotics

40.

When was the first use of the word "computer" was recorded in

a)

1630

b)

1613

c)

1621

d)

1645

41.

There are two person who found the FIRST COMPUTER COMPANY.

Who is this two person?

a)

Professor John Atanasoff

b)

John Presper Eckert

c)

John Mauchly

d)

Konrad Zuse

42.

When was the First computer company was found?

a)

Founded in 1940

b)

Founded in 1930

c)

Founded in 1969

d)

Founded in 1949

43.

Osborne computer corporation released the FIRST PORTABLE COMPUTER, When did they released it?

a)

Released in 1951 by the Osborne Computer Corporation

b)

Released in 1981 by the Osborne Computer Corporation

c)

Released in 1991 by the Osborne Computer Corporation

d)

Released in 1980 by the Osborne Computer Corporation

44.

What does EDVAC mean?

a)

Electronic Discrete Variable Automation Computer

b)

Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer

45.

It has a memory to hold both a stored program as well as data

a)

Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer

b)

Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer

c)

Tabulating Machine

d)

ARITHMOMETER

46.

First Stored Program Computer

a)

UNIVersal Automatic Computer 1

b)

The First Computer Company

c)

Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer

d)

The First Portable Computer

47.

Who developed the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC). There are two person who developed the ENIAC

a)

John Presper Eckert

b)

Herman Hollerith

c)

Per Georg Scheutz

d)

John Mauchly

48.

Who Designed the UNIVersal Automatic Computer 1 (UNIVAC 1).

There are still two person who designed the UNIVAC 1

a)

Von Neumann

b)

John Presper Eckert

c)

John Mauchly

d)

Atanasoff-Berry Computer

49.

The first electronic general-purpose computer

a)

UNIVersal Automatic Computer 1 (UNIVAC 1)

b)

Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC)

c)

  Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer (EDVAC)

d)

Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC)

50.

It was the first electronic digital computing device

a)

Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer(EDVAC)

b)

Z1

c)

Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer(ENIAC)

d)

Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC)

51.

First Stored Program Computer

a)

Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer(EDVAC)

b)

UNIVersal Automatic Computer 1(UNIVAC 1)

c)

Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer(ENIAC)

52.

Who invented Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC)

a)

Professor John Atanasoff

b)

Howard H. Aiken

c)

Konrad Zuse

d)

Per Georg Scheutz

53.

The first programmable computer

a)

Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC)

b)

Z1

c)

Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer. (ENIAC)

54.

Who created Z1 in Germany from 1936 to 1938

a)

Konrad Zuse

b)

Howard H. Aiken

c)

John Presper Eckert

d)

John Mauchly

55.

It is Also known as IBM Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator (ASCC

a)

Z1

b)

UNIVersal Automatic Computer 1

c)

Harvard Mark 1

d)

Tabulating Machine

56.

Invented by Per Georg Scheutz in 1843

a)

Harvard Mark 1

b)

Tabulating Machine

c)

Tabulating Machine

d)

Scheutzian Calculation Engine

57.

She writes programs for the Analytical Engine

a)

Per Georg Scheutz

b)

Charles Babbage

c)

Augusta Ada Byron

d)

Herman Hollerith

58.

Invented by Herman Hollerith in 1890

a)

DIFFERENTIAL ENGINE AND ANALYTICAL ENGINE

b)

ARITHMOMETER

c)

JACQUARD LOOM

d)

Tabulating Machine

59.

The first mechanical computer that is Invented by Charles Babbage in 1822 and 1834

a)

DIFFERENTIAL ENGINE AND ANALYTICAL ENGINE

b)

ARITHMOMETER

c)

STEPPED RECKONER

d)

JACQUARD LOOM

60.

An automatic, mechanical calculator designed to tabulate polynomial functions.

a)

STEPPED RECKONER

b)

DIFFERENTIAL ENGINE AND ANALYTICAL ENGINE

c)

ARITHMOMETER

d)

JACQUARD LOOM

61.

First reliable, useful and commercially successful calculating machine.

This machine could perform the four basic mathematic functions

a)

JACQUARD LOOM

b)

Pascaline

c)

ARITHMOMETER

d)

SLIDE RULE

62.

invented by Joseph-Marie Jacquard in 1881.

a)

JACQUARD LOOM

b)

STEPPED RECKONER

c)

ARITHMOMETER

63.

Invented by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in 1672. Machine that can add, subtract, multiply and divide automatically

a)

Pascaline

b)

JACQUARD LOOM

c)

STEPPED RECKONER

d)

SLIDE RULE

64.

Invented by Blaise Pascal in 1642.

its limitation to addition  and subtraction

a)

NAPIER’S BONES

b)

STEPPED RECKONER

c)

SLIDE RULE

d)

Pascaline

65.

Used primarily for – multiplication – division – roots – logarithms

Not normally used for addition or subtraction

a)

NAPIER’S BONES

b)

SLIDE RULE

c)

Pascaline

d)

STEPPED RECKONER

66.

Invented by William Oughtred in 1622

a)

SLIDE RULE

b)

NAPIER’S BONES

c)

Pascaline

d)

STEPPED RECKONER

67.

  Invented by John Napier in 1614

Allowed the operator to multiply, divide and calculate square and cube roots

a)

SLIDE RULE

b)

ABACUS

c)

NAPIER’S BONES

d)

STEPPED RECKONER

68.

It was invented in Babylonia in 2400 B.C

first used in China in around 500 B.C. and

used to perform basic arithmetic operations

a)

TALLY STICKS

b)

NAPIER’S BONES

c)

ABACUS

d)

SLIDE RULE

69.

It was an ancient memory aid device to record and document numbers, quantities, or even messages

a)

STEPPED RECKONER

b)

JACQUARD LOOM

c)

SLIDE RULE

d)

TALLY STICKS