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WorksheetsComputer Acronyms and Conversions Binary to Decimal Quiz
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 2hrs 53mins
CPU stands for:
Central Processing Unit
Central Power Unit
Control Processing Unit
Computer Processing Unit
RAM is:
Read Access Memory
Random Access Memory
Read Aloud Memory
Random Allocation Memory
GPU is an acronym for:
General Processing Unit
Graphical Performance Unit
Graphics Processing Unit
General Purpose Unit
SSD stands for:
Solid State Device
Static Storage Disk
Solid State Drive
Storage State Drive
HDD is:
Hard Disk Drive
High Data Disk
Hard Data Drive
High Density Disk
BIOS is short for:
Basic Input/Output System
Binary Input/Output System
Basic Input/Operation System
Binary Internal Output System
POST in computer terminology means:
Power On Self-Test
Power Output System Test
Primary Output System Test
Post-Operational System Test
USB stands for:
United Serial Bus
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Storage Bus
United Storage Bus
HDMI is:
High Density Multimedia Interface
High-Definition Media Interface
High Density Media Interface
High-Definition Multimedia Interface
PSU stands for:
Power Supply Unit
Primary Supply Unit
Power Standard Unit
Primary System Unit
NIC refers to:
Network Interface Card
Network Internet Card
Net Integrated Card
New Interface Card
TCP is a protocol that stands for:
Transfer Control Protocol
Transmission Communication Protocol
Transfer Connection Protocol
Transmission Control Protocol
ALU is an acronym for:
Arithmetic Logic Unit
Analytical Logic Unit
Alternate Logic Unit
Arithmetic Linear Unit
OS means:
Offline System
Operating System
Open System
Operating Storage
FPU stands for:
First Processing Unit
Floating Power Unit
Floating Point Unit
Fixed Processing Unit
DIMM is:
Dual In-line Memory Module
Dual Input Memory Module
Data Inline Memory Module
Direct Inline Memory Module
VRAM is short for:
Virtual RAM
Video Random Access Memory
Volatile RAM
Video Resolution Access Memory
RJ45 is a type of:
Connector
Protocol
Storage Device
Power Supply
LAN stands for:
Linked Access Network
Local Access Network
Linked Area Network
Local Area Network
ISP refers to:
Internal System Processor
Internet Service Provider
Internal Supply Port
Internet System Protocol
The (a) is responsible for all calculations and processing within a computer.
(a) is a type of non-volatile storage used in modern computers for faster data access.
The (a) allows peripheral devices like keyboards and mice to connect to a computer.
A (a) transmits high-definition audio and video from one device to another.
A computer's main memory is often referred to as (a) .
(a) manages the basic input/output operations at startup.
To test basic hardware functionality at startup, computers run a (a) .
A (a) stores a unique identifier for devices on a network.
The (a) converts signals from the motherboard into a displayable image on the monitor.
The (a) is crucial for providing consistent power to all components.
(a) memory is dedicated to storing graphic information.
(a) is used to connect a computer to a local area network.
(a) allows data to be transferred between computers over the internet reliably.
The (a) performs arithmetic and logical operations in the CPU.
(a) devices store and read digital data using optical technology.
101 = _______ (decimal)
1111 = _______ (decimal)
10101 = _______ (decimal)
1001 = _______ (decimal)
11010 = _______ (decimal)
11101 = _______ (decimal)
101110 = _______ (decimal)
100000 = _______ (decimal)
111000 = _______ (decimal)
110011 = _______ (decimal)
111111 = _______ (decimal)
100101 = _______ (decimal)
110100 = _______ (decimal)
1010001 = _______ (decimal)
1100010 = _______ (decimal)
1110101 = _______ (decimal)
1001100 = _______ (decimal)
1111111 = _______ (decimal)
1000001 = _______ (decimal)
1101011 = _______ (decimal)
5 = _______ (binary)
12 = _______ (binary)
23 = _______ (binary)
30 = _______ (binary)
63 = _______ (binary)
50 = _______ (binary)
72 = _______ (binary)
97 = _______ (binary)
120 = _______ (binary)
255 = _______ (binary)
1 byte = (a) bits
1 kilobyte = (a) bytes
1 megabyte = (a) kilobyte
1 gigabyte = (a) megabyte
2 terabyte = (a) gigabyte
