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WorksheetsInformation Technology
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is a computer?
A mechanical device that assists in calculations.
An electronic device that receives data, processes data, stores data, and produces a result (output).
A tool for communication only.
A type of television used for displaying information.
What is Information Technology?
The production of music and art
The use of information to produce products and services
Communication between animals
The study of historical events
What does a modem do in a computer system?
Processes the computer's data
Stores data for long-term retrieval
Connects your computer to the Internet
Outputs visual data to the monitor
What is the CPU referred to as in a computer?
The eye of the computer
The brain of your computer
The hand of the computer
The leg of the computer
What is software?
A physical component of a computer
A set of instructions that tells the computer what to do
A type of computer hardware
A tool used to repair computers
Which component is considered the 'brain' of the computer?
Input Device
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
Output Device
Storage
What is the purpose of an input device in a computer system?
To display information to the user
To store and retrieve information
To allow the user to communicate with the computer
To process data into information
What is the role of an output device in a computer system?
To process user inputs into outputs
To allow the computer to communicate with the user
To store data for long-term use
To provide power to the computer system
What is the function of a storage device in a computer system?
To generate power for the computer
To allow the user to input data
To store and retrieve information
To convert data into a visual display
What does ROM stand for and what is its function in a computer system?
Read-Only Memory - stores the computer's programs and data temporarily while power is on.
Random-Only Memory - stores permanent system instructions that holds its contents even when the computer is turned off.
Read-Only Memory - stored permanent system instructions that holds its contents even when the computer is turned off.
Random Access Memory - stores the computer's programs and data temporarily while power is on.
What does RAM stand for and what is its role in a computer system?
Random Access Memory - stores the computer's programs and data temporarily while power is on.
Read-Only Memory - stored permanent system instructions that holds its contents even when the computer is turned off.
Random Access Memory - stored permanent system instructions that holds its contents even when the computer is turned off.
Read-Only Memory - stores the computer's programs and data temporarily while power is on.
What is code?
A type of hardware that runs programs
The instructions or language in a computer program
A device used to input data into a computer
A protocol for transferring data over the Internet
What is an IP Address?
A password required to access the Internet
A software that protects computers from viruses
A number that uniquely identifies each computer or device connected to the Internet
A type of code used to create web pages
What is Troubleshooting?
The process of installing software on a computer
The act of downloading files from the Internet
Finding a problem and removing or fixing the problem
The method of creating backup copies of data
What is a network?
A single computer connected to the Internet.
A system of computers, peripherals, terminals, and databases connected by communication lines.
A collection of software programs that can operate independently.
A group of interconnected smartphones and tablets.
Label the Information Processing Cycle
Use the draw function to put the words in the correct rectangle.
