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WorksheetsFinal Exam Practice
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 2hrs 52mins
The part of a device that you can physically touch with your hands is called?
Software
Hardware
Firmware
Dinnerware
All of these are examples of Hardware EXCEPT
Brain of the computer. Carries out instructions that the computer is told to do.
(a)
Which is NOT an example of an INPUT device?
This allows your computer to connect to the internet
Network Interface Card (NIC)
Battery
monitor
CPU
This part of a computer provides power to the main parts of the computer
(a)
This is where data is permanently stored in a computer
RAM
Battery
Monitor
Hard Drive
This very important part of the computer connects the many pieces together (i.e. RAM, CPU)
Mother ship
Motherboard
father ship
potato chip
A temporary form of memory which holds data when the computer is on. When computer is turned off it is lost.
Heat sink
Motherboard
RAM
Hard Drive
A temporary form of memory which holds data when the computer is on. When computer is turned off it is lost.
Heat sink
Motherboard
RAM
Hard Drive
A speaker is an example of
Input
Output
Google maps, instagram, messenger, Facebook, iTunes are all examples of
Hardware
Software
Firmware
Power supplies
Is a printer an input or output device?
Input
Output
Both input and output
Is a computer monitor an input or output device?
Input
Output
Both Input and Output
Is a remote control an input or output device?
Input
Output
Input and Output
Is a digital camera and Input or output device?
Input
Output
Both Input and Output
What is hardware in the context of computing?
Physical components of a computer
Software applications
Network protocols
Cloud services
What is software and how does it differ from hardware?
Software is a set of instructions that tells the hardware what to do, while hardware is the physical components of a computer.
Software is the physical components of a computer, while hardware is a set of instructions that tells the software what to do.
Software and hardware are both physical components of a computer.
Software and hardware are both sets of instructions that tell the computer what to do.
Describe the function of an operating system.
Manages hardware and software resources
Provides internet connectivity
Acts as a word processor
Serves as a database management system
What is the role of the motherboard in a computer?
It acts as the main circuit board connecting all components.
It stores all the data and files.
It is responsible for processing and executing instructions.
It provides power to all the components.
What is a heat sink and what is its purpose in a computer?
A device that cools down the CPU by dissipating heat
A component that stores data temporarily
A peripheral used for input and output operations
A software that manages hardware resources
What is the purpose of Random Access Memory (RAM) in a computer?
To store data permanently
To execute programs and store data temporarily
To manage input and output operations
To provide power to the computer
What is the difference between a hard drive and a solid-state drive?
A hard drive uses spinning disks to read/write data, while a solid-state drive uses flash memory.
A hard drive is faster than a solid-state drive.
A solid-state drive is more prone to mechanical failure than a hard drive.
A hard drive is more expensive than a solid-state drive.
What is the function of a video card or graphics controller in a computer?
To process and render graphics
To manage system memory
To control network connections
To handle audio output
What is the purpose of a power supply in a computer?
To store data
To provide electrical power
To process information
To connect to the internet
Define the term "input" in the context of computing.
Data provided to a computer system
The output generated by a computer
The process of storing data
The hardware components of a computer
What does "output" mean in the context of computing?
The data produced by a computer after processing
The input data given to a computer
The hardware components of a computer
The software used to operate a computer
what is a loop?
The action of doing something over and over again.
Moving a character up and down
changing a costume
Coding a background
What is a variable?
A label for a piece of information used in a program.
A repeated sequence of code
the changing of costumes for a character
adding code to a character
An INPUT is
information that goes INTO a computer or device
information that comes OUT of a computer or device
Which of the following is a CONDITIONAL
jump 5 times
if you see an arrow then jump 5 times else sit down
if you see an arrow
An example of an INPUT would be
A ball
Sound
A keyboard
Specific instructions given to a computer.
output
list
rules
command
A program is
A logical and step-by-step set of directions for the robot to follow
A logical and step-by-step set of directions for the programmer to follow
A set of directions, written in paragraph form, that even a robot can follow
None of the above
3. What is a programming language?
Only ROBOTC
A method for the robot to communicate with the programmer
A program that allows the robot to think for itself
A language that lets the programmer communicate a plan to the robot
4 Pseudocode is:
A False Code
A code, written in English, that the robot can understand
A code, written in binary language, that the robot can understand
A set of basic steps that the human can use to plan the program
Soft skills are often referred to as
technical skills.
people or interpersonal skills.
career skills.
In most cases, employers prefer to hire
people with
hard skills.
no skills.
soft skills.
An example of a soft skill would be
teamwork.
communication.
All of the above
Soft skills are
not easily taught or learned.
easily taught and learned.
None of the above.
An example of a hard skill, would be
teamwork.
being able to use a computer.
people skills.
Having a set of key soft skills will make
you more likely to be fired.
you more employable and successful.
you harm your job prospects.
One of the best ways to learn a soft skill
is by
reading about it.
watching TV.
experience.
Almost all soft skills are transferable, thus, are
sometimes called “transferable skills.”
True
False
The way you think or feel about someone or something is known as your _______________________ .
Genetics
Attitude
Emotions
Personality
1. The following are all ________________________ .
• Prioritizing
• Time Management
• Coordinating Resources
• Delegating
• Creating Systems
• Planning Ahead
Interpersonal skills
Planning and Organizing skills
Leadership skills
Interviewing skills
What process do you use when gathering information in order to make a decision, come to a conclusion or solve a problem?
Goal setting
Critical thinking
Develop classifications
Networking
Good _________ ___________ are important workplace skills that help you communicate or talk with all types of people, including managers, coworkers and customers.
Technical skills
Interpersonal skills
Time management skills
Organizational skills
______________________ is a combined effort on the part of a group of people working to achieve the same goal.
Teamwork
Leadership
Networking
Self-control
_______________________ is a way of speaking, behaving and even thinking that helps a person to be successful in the workplace.
Critical thinking
Planning and organizing
Professionalism
Teamwork
