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PERIODICAL EXAM IN CSS

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following defines Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) ?

a)

Planned system of working to prevent illness and injury

b)

Identifying hazards and risks

c)

Eliminate the hazard or modify the risk that presents

d)

All of the above

2.

What is the best thing to do when there are hazards in the school?

a)

Report the hazard to the police nears you

b)

Report the hazards to the principal to obtain assistance

c)

Report hazard to the barangay captain

d)

Protect first the victim against the hazard

3.

Which statements does not support the precautionary measures while working with PC’s?

a)

Removing expansion cards from a computer when it is turned off

b)

Be sure not to mix electronic components and water

c)

Not wearing jewelries when working inside any computer related equipment

d)

Working on components that are plugged into their power source

4.

Which of the following actions should be taken in case of fire?

a)

Run to the nearest door to escape.

b)

Attack the fire with the nearby extinguisher at once

c)

If you find fire, assess the fire prior to doing anything

d)

If the designated fire officer is not present, take the responsibility and locate the source of fire

5.

Which of the following statements should you consider when working on a computer?

a)

Wearing shoes with conductive rubber soles

b)

Removing expansion cards from a computer when it is turned off.

c)

Mixing electronics components with water

d)

Wearing jewelries when working

6.

Which of the following are considered “INPUT Devices”?

a)

Mouse, printer, CPU

b)

Mouse, scanner, printer

c)

Mouse, keyboard, scanner

d)

Mouse, keyboard, monitor

7.

What is the small software programs that help the operating system use a device?

a)

POST

b)

Operating system

c)

Drivers

d)

Software

8.

Which of the following cannot be applied or done in BIOS systems?

a)

Change CD/DVD/drive settings

b)

Change the hard drive settings

c)

Change the power supply settings

d)

Change the date and time

9.

Which of the following agreements states the accepted standards of conduct when using the computer?

a)

Computer use agreement

b)

Acceptable user agreement

c)

All use agreement

d)

Uniform use agreement

10.

What devices allow you to save your file, and then take the file with you to access on a different computer?

a)

Camera phone or hard drive

b)

Floppy disk or hard drive

c)

Hard drive or MP3 player

d)

Jump drive, floppy disk or memory card

11.

Which of the following is an open source operating system ?

a)

Suse

b)

Microsoft

c)

Linux

d)

Ubuntu

12.

Which of the statements below is best described as a “software program that manages the hardware and software resources of a computer”?

a)

Graphical user interface

b)

Operating system

c)

Network operating system

d)

Command line interface

13.

Which is true about network operating system?

a)

Programs that manages the software and hardware

b)

Open source OS

c)

Runs on a server

d)

Allows the user to interact

14.

Which statement support Graphical User Interface (GUI)?

a)

Allows user to interact with the system in an environment that uses images, multimedia and text

b)

Manages hardware and software resources

c)

It provides server to manage data

d)

User interacts directly with the system

15.

What does Command Line Interface mean?

a)

Open source operating system

b)

Software program that manages the hardware and software resources

c)

It allows user to interact with the system in an environment that uses images, multimedia and text

d)

The user interacts directly with the system in a text based environment by entering commands on the keyboard at a command prompt.

16.
The picture shows___-?
a)
power source
b)
system unit
c)
motherboard
d)
cpu
17.
Considered as the Brain of the computer.
a)
CPU
b)
Mouse
c)
RAM
d)
Mother Board
18.

Which tool is used for hardware to stand on to prevent static electricity from building up?

a)
b)
c)
d)
19.

Which tool is used to loosen or tighten cross-head screws or negative head screws?

a)
b)
c)
d)
20.

Which tool is used to clean different computer components without scratching or leaving debris?

a)

Part Retriever

b)

Cable ties

c)

Lint-free Cloth

d)

Flat head screwdriver

21.

Which tool is used to blow away dust and debris from different computer parts without touching the components?

a)
b)
c)
d)
22.

Which of the following is not an example of hand tools

a)

part retriever

b)

flashlight

c)

compressed air

d)

needle nose pliers

23.

A device for performing work on a material or a physical system using only hands.

a)

Cleaning tools

b)

Hand tools

c)

ESD tools

d)

Diagnostic tools

24.

The laws or standards setup to protect each and every working man and woman against the dangers in ones place of employment

a)

Environmental Laws

b)

Occupational Health and Safety Laws

c)

Safety Hazards

d)

Physical Discomfort

25.

It has significantly changed the working environment in the past decades

a)

Environment Laws

b)

Occupational Health and Safety Laws

c)

Safety Hazards

d)

Computers

26.

It is a read-only memory (ROM) chip where BIOS are stored as firmware.

a)

CMOS

b)

BIOS ROM

c)

Expansion Slot

d)

Chipset

27.

It is a type of storage like a hard disk drive (HDD)

a)

Solid State Drive

b)

Flash Drive

c)

CD

d)

DVD

28.

It is used in order to connect to a remote computer and access its data.

a)

Flash Drive

b)

Solid State Drive

c)

Hard Drive

d)

Network Drive

29.

The two categories of video processor

a)

Serial and Parallel

b)

Static and Passive

c)

2D and 3D

d)

None of the above

30.

It connects the motherboard to the power supply in order to power its circuitry.

a)

I/O Connectors

b)

Power Connectors

c)

Internal Connectors

d)

Power Supply

31.

It allows the external Devices to communicate with CPU.

a)

I/O Connectors

b)

Chipset

c)

Extension Cards

d)

Internal Connectors

32.

It is an early drive controller interface that uses a 40-pin connector to connect computers and hard-disk drives.

a)

Integrated Drive Electronics

b)

Advanced Technology Attachments

c)

None of the Above

d)

All of the above

33.

It is a special expansion card that can add up to 16GB of additional RAM to the computer.

a)

Interface Cards

b)

Controller Cards

c)

Memory Expansion Card

d)

Sound Card

34.

Helps protect against potential problems by providing a back-up battery to supply power in case of blackouts or brownouts.

a)

Standby Power Supply

b)

Uninterruptable Power Supply

c)

Surge Processor

d)

Electrostatic Discharge Protection

35.

Helps protect against potential power fluctuations by supplying electrical power to a computer or other devices.

a)

Standby Power Supply

b)

Uninterruptable Power Supply

c)

Surge Processor

d)

Electrostatic Discharge Protection

36.

Helps protect against damage from power surges and spikes.

a)

Standby Power Supply

b)

Uninterruptable Power Supply

c)

Surge Processor

d)

Electrostatic Discharge Protection

37.

It tightens or loosens slotted screws

a)

Flat Head Screwdriver

b)

Phillips Head Screwdriver

c)

Torx Screwdriver

d)

Hex Screwdriver

38.

It tightens or loosens nuts.

a)

Flat Head Screwdriver

b)

Phillips Head Screwdriver

c)

Torx Screwdriver

d)

Hex Screwdriver

39.

It tightens or loosens cross-head screws

a)

Flat Head Screwdriver

b)

Phillips Head Screwdriver

c)

Torx Screwdriver

d)

Hex Screwdriver

40.

Use to hold small parts

a)

Needle-Nose Pliers

b)

Wire Cutter

c)

Tweezers

d)

Part Retriever

41.

First Step in Personal Computer Disassembly

a)

Unplugging

b)

Removing Power Supply

c)

Opening the Outer Shell/Case

d)

Removing the System Fan

e)

Removing the CPU Fan

42.

Second Step in Personal Computer Disassembly

a)

Unplugging

b)

Removing Power Supply

c)

Opening the Outer Shell/Case

d)

Removing the System Fan

e)

Removing the CPU Fan

43.

Third Step in Personal Computer Disassembly

a)

Unplugging

b)

Removing Power Supply

c)

Opening the Outer Shell/Case

d)

Removing the System Fan

e)

Removing the CPU Fan

44.

Fourth Step in Personal Computer Disassembly

a)

Unplugging

b)

Removing Power Supply

c)

Removing the System Fan

d)

Removing the CPU Fan

45.

Fifth Step in Personal Computer Disassembly

a)

Unplugging

b)

Removing Power Supply

c)

Opening the Outer Shell/Case

d)

Removing the System Fan

e)

Removing the CPU Fan

46.

First Step in Personal Computer Assembly

a)

Prepare the Motherboard

b)

Install the CPU

c)

Install the CPU Heat Sink

d)

Prepare your workplace

47.

Second Step in Personal Computer Assembly

a)

Prepare the Motherboard

b)

Install the CPU

c)

Install Memory (RAM Modules)

d)

Install the CPU Heat Sink

e)

Prepare your workplace

48.

Third Step in Personal Computer Assembly

a)

Prepare the Motherboard

b)

Install the CPU

c)

Install Memory (RAM Modules)

d)

Install the CPU Heat Sink

e)

Prepare your workplace

49.

Fourth Step in Personal Computer Assembly

a)

Prepare the Motherboard

b)

Install the CPU

c)

Install Memory (RAM Modules)

d)

Install the CPU Heat Sink

e)

Prepare your workplace

50.

Fifith Step in Personal Computer Assembly

a)

Prepare the Motherboard

b)

Install the CPU

c)

Install Memory (RAM Modules)

d)

Install the CPU Heat Sink

e)

Prepare your workplace

51.

The laws or standards setup to protect each and every working man and woman against the dangers in ones place of employment

a)

Environmental Laws

b)

Occupational Health and Safety Laws

c)

Safety Hazards

d)

Physical Discomfort

52.

It has significantly changed the working environment in the past decades

a)

Environment Laws

b)

Occupational Health and Safety Laws

c)

Safety Hazards

d)

Computers

53.

It is a read-only memory (ROM) chip where BIOS are stored as firmware.

a)

CMOS

b)

BIOS ROM

c)

Expansion Slot

d)

Chipset

54.

It is a type of storage like a hard disk drive (HDD)

a)

Solid State Drive

b)

Flash Drive

c)

CD

d)

DVD

55.

It is used in order to connect to a remote computer and access its data.

a)

Flash Drive

b)

Solid State Drive

c)

Hard Drive

d)

Network Drive

56.

The two categories of video processor

a)

Serial and Parallel

b)

Static and Passive

c)

2D and 3D

d)

None of the above

57.

It connects the motherboard to the power supply in order to power its circuitry.

a)

I/O Connectors

b)

Power Connectors

c)

Internal Connectors

d)

Power Supply

58.

It allows the external Devices to communicate with CPU.

a)

I/O Connectors

b)

Chipset

c)

Extension Cards

d)

Internal Connectors

59.

It is an early drive controller interface that uses a 40-pin connector to connect computers and hard-disk drives.

a)

Integrated Drive Electronics

b)

Advanced Technology Attachments

c)

None of the Above

d)

All of the above

60.

It is a special expansion card that can add up to 16GB of additional RAM to the computer.

a)

Interface Cards

b)

Controller Cards

c)

Memory Expansion Card

d)

Sound Card

61.

It is a type of mouse that uses a rubber ball that causes a pair of wheels to spin, which is then detected by sensors that send the data signals to the computer.

a)

Mechanical Mouse

b)

Optomechanical Mouse

c)

Optical Mouse

d)

Touchpad

62.

It is a type of mouse that uses a light emitting diodes to sense mouse movements.

a)

Mechanical Mouse

b)

Optomechanical Mouse

c)

Optical Mouse

d)

Touchpad

63.

Helps protect against potential problems by providing a back-up battery to supply power in case of blackouts or brownouts.

a)

Standby Power Supply

b)

Uninterruptable Power Supply

c)

Surge Processor

d)

Electrostatic Discharge Protection

64.

Helps protect against potential power fluctuations by supplying electrical power to a computer or other devices.

a)

Standby Power Supply

b)

Uninterruptable Power Supply

c)

Surge Processor

d)

Electrostatic Discharge Protection

65.

Helps protect against damage from power surges and spikes.

a)

Standby Power Supply

b)

Uninterruptable Power Supply

c)

Surge Processor

d)

Electrostatic Discharge Protection

66.

It tightens or loosens slotted screws

a)

Flat Head Screwdriver

b)

Phillips Head Screwdriver

c)

Torx Screwdriver

d)

Hex Screwdriver

67.

It tightens or loosens nuts.

a)

Flat Head Screwdriver

b)

Phillips Head Screwdriver

c)

Torx Screwdriver

d)

Hex Screwdriver

68.

It tightens or loosens cross-head screws

a)

Flat Head Screwdriver

b)

Phillips Head Screwdriver

c)

Torx Screwdriver

d)

Hex Screwdriver

69.

Use to hold small parts

a)

Needle-Nose Pliers

b)

Wire Cutter

c)

Tweezers

d)

Part Retriever

70.

It is a very fast type of computer memory that is usually installed close to the CPU on the motherboard

a)

DIMM

b)

RAM

c)

ROM

d)

SO-DIMM

71.

refers to the legislation, policies, procedures and activities that aim to. protect the health, safety and welfare. of all people at the workplace.

a)

OHS

b)

Hazard

c)

Risk

d)

Reduction

72.

What PPE stands for?

a)

Persons Protective Equipment

b)

Persons Protect Effectives

c)

Personal Protective Equipment

d)

Personal Protection Equipment

73.

Which of the following computer hardware does NOT belong to output devices?

a)

Monitor

b)

Keyboard

c)

Printer

d)

Speaker

74.

Which of the following is the flat head screwdriver?

a)
b)
c)
d)
75.

Which part is known as "brain" of the computer?

a)

CPU

b)

RAM

c)

ROM

d)

Monitor