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WorksheetsQuiz 2: Introduction to ICT
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 21mins
It refers to all the hardware that are capable of holding information, either temporarily or permanently such as hard disks.
Output Devices
Processor
Storage
Input devices
It refers to equipment that the computer uses to communicate information to the user. Examples are as follows: Speakers, Plotter, Monitors, Head-mounted displays (HMDs).
Output Devices
Input devices
Storage
Processor
It refers to a component of computer that process data, specifically CPUs.
Output Devices
Information
Storage
Processor
It is the result of processing data. This is the output from the system.
Output Devices
Information
Storage
Processor
It refers to technologies that provide users an access to information through telecommunications.
Empowerment Technology
Information Technology (IT)
Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
None of the Above
There are raw facts, figures, and statistics that are encoded so that it can be processed by the system to provide information.
People or Users
Procedures
Software
Data
These are the actions and steps that must be taken to ensure that the system executes that tasks that is expected to do.
People or Users
Procedures
Software
Data
These are individuals that supply and enter the data through various methods. They make the decisions that affect the output that will be supplied by the system.
People or Users
Procedures
Software
Data
These are computer programs that provide the step-by-step instructions which must be done to finish a task.
Hardware
Procedures
Software
Data
These are the physical components of a computer required to input and process data. Examples are Input devices, Output devices, Communication devices, Storage, Processor.
Hardware
Procedures
Software
Data
The time between 1450 and 1820 A.D is referred to as the Mechanical Age.
TRUE
FALSE
The latest age of ICT is known as the Electromechanical Age.
TRUE
FALSE
Technologies, such as Slide rule, were invented in Mechanical Age due to the outburst of interest.
TRUE
FALSE
Tabulated polynomial equations using the method of infinite differences, was developed by Charles Babage.
TRUE
FALSE
The Electronic Age is the current era in which modern people live in.
TRUE
FALSE
The telephone was patented by Samuel Morse.
TRUE
FALSE
Universal Automatic Computer (UNIVAC) was a big machine that occupied an area of 167 square meters.
TRUE
FALSE
The Pascaline, was known as unpopular mechanical computer, was invented by Blaise Pascal.
TRUE
FALSE
Human started communicating with the use of language or simple picture drawings known as Petroglyphs.
TRUE
FALSE
The calculator was the very first form of an information processor. The most prominent model of that era was the Abacus.
TRUE
FALSE
It is known as a second generation of computer used to store the data?
(a)
This is the generation where people started using computers, keyboards and monitors.
(a)
In third generation of computer it is used to store data.
(a)
The Vacuum Tubes was created in what year?
(a)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a feature of what generation computer?
(a)
The Microprocessors was invented in the year?
(a)
Transistor was first invented in late 1950s, what year the Integrated Circuit was introduced?
(a)
One of the most prominent examples of first-generation computing device is UNIVAC, the acronym UNIVAC stands for?
(a)
Pen and papers were invented as a result of alphabets becoming more popular and more information being written down. It started off as marks in wet clay but later on, these paper was created out of what kind of plants?
(a)
In pre-mechanical age, there is early alphabets were then developed in this era and it is known as?
(a)
BONUS POINT: What is my FIRST NAME?
(a)
What is my favorite color?
Purple
Lilac
Violet
Lavander
