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WorksheetsY7 - Unit 3 - EOU
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
Match the Hardware Components
CPU
PSU (Power Supply Unit)
Motherboard
Hard drive
RAM
Match the Hardware Component
Monitor
Keyboard
Mouse
Computer Case
Speaker
Match the definition to the component
the primary component of a computer that controls and processes instructions
CPU
a storage device in a computer that stores data like applications and files
Hard drive
the part of a computer that connects all other components and allows them to communicate
Motherboard
a device that allows users to input data into a computer
Keyboard
the component that generates the visual output on a display
Graphics card
What is this?
Graphics Card
Mouse
Audio Card
CPU
What is this?
CPU
RAM
ROM
Speakers
What is this?
Audio Card
Graphics Card
CPU
Motherboard
What is this?
CPU
Motherboard
Graphics Card
Hard Disc Drive
What is this?
Mouse
Speakers
Keyboard
Monitor
What is this?
TV
Motherboard
Keboard
Monitor
What is this?
CPU
Motherboard
ROM
RAM
What is this?
Mouse
RAM
Speaker
Keyboard
What is this?
DVD
Optical drive
CD
Hard drive
What is this?
Scanner
Monitor
Printer
HDD
What is this?
ROM
RAM
Printer
CPU
What is this?
Monitor
Headphones
Printer
Speakers
What is this?
USB
USB Pendrive
CPU
RAM
What is a high-capacity, self-contained storage device?
Hard drive
Network Interface Card
What is a printed circuit board controlling output to a display screen?
sound card
video card
What is attached to a computer case used for active cooling?
CPU Colling fan
Voltage Regulator Switch
An external serial bus interface standard for connecting peripheral devices to a computer?
NIC
USB
What is a computer circuit board or card that is installed in a computer so that it can be connected to a network?
network interface card
hard drive
Place the devices into 'Input' and 'Output' Devices
Touchpad
Match the following optical disk types with capacities.
CD
700 MB
DVD
4.7 GB
Blu-Ray
25 GB
Allows the user to put data into the computer
Allows the user to see/hear data coming out of the computer
Sarah wants to print her school project from her computer. Which device should she use?
Keyboard
Printer
USB Flash Drive
Monitor
Which of these is an example of a volatile memory?
Hard Drive
RAM
CD
SSD
Which device is primarily used for input?
Printer
Speaker
Monitor
Mouse
Put the Statements into RAM vs ROM
Stores firmware
Non-volatile memory
Used for booting
Read-only memory
Retains data without power
Used in embedded systems
Typically slower than RAM
Used for Permanent Data
What does volatile memory mean?
An angry person
Memory that is wiped clean when the power is lost
Memory that is saved when the power is lost
Memory you can read and write to
What does RAM stand for?
Random Access Mate
Read Acceptable Mail
Random Access Memory
Read Access Memory
ROM stands for
Read Only Memory
Read On Memory
Relation Online Memory
Read Only Storage
Which is volatile?
ROM
ROW
RAM
Hard Disk Drive
Which is non-volatile?
ROM
ROW
RAM
Hard Disk Drive
What is shown?
ROM
RAM
HARD DRIVE
SSD
What does non-volatile memory mean?
Retains any stored data when there's no power
Loses any stored data when there's no power
Memory that is kept for a short while then erases when the power is lost
Memory you can read and write to
The Brain of the Computer...
Central Processing Information
Central Processing Unit
Centrel Processing Unicorn
Central Processing Chip
There are many types of memory, an example of RAM is:-
DRRAM
DERAM
SDRAM
SSRAM
Primary memory
Without memory, a computer can’t perform simple tasks.
True
False
An example of Secondary memory is a hard drive.
True
False
Memory is the most essential element of a computing system.
True
False
Volatile memory can be changed, upgraded, or expanded easily by users.
True
False
Since the information is stored electronically on transistors, the module remains when you restart or shut down your computer.
True
False
Volatile memory is used for parts of the computer that do not change, such as the initial boot-up portion of the software.
True
False
There are 3 types of memory.
True
False
DRAM
(a) are (b) , but super fast pieces of memory located in the (c) .
While running computers continually perform the (a) , (b) , (c) cycle.
Put these actions in order:
The instruction is fetched from memory.
The instruction is decoded to determine how to carry it out.
The instruction is carried out.
The result of the instruction is stored in the ACC or back in memory.
A CPU with a higher Clock Speed, will be able to carry out more FDE cycles per second.
TRUE
FALSE
RAM stands for...
Random Access Monitor
Random Attention Mouse
Random Access Memory
Rotary Address Memory
ROM stands for....
Red Online Monitor
Read Only Memory
Random Online Memory
Read Online Mouse
The clock speed of a CPU is measured in...
MPH
KPH
GHz
GJ
Kcal
What is the cycle called?
(a)
What does the CPU do during the execute stage of the fetch-execute cycle?
Fetches the next instruction from main memory
Carries out the instruction
Decodes the instruction and breaks it down
Updates the clock speed
What does the CPU do during the fetch cycle?
Updates the clock speed
Fetches the next instruction from main memory
Carries out the instruction
Decodes the instruction and breaks it down
Which mathematician first described the architecture upon which the modern computer would be based?
Alan Turing
Ada Lovelace
John Von Neumann
Charles Babbage
How many of the following are examples of Embedded Systems?
Mobile Phone
Washing Machine
Microwave
Fridge
Laptop
How many of the following are not examples of Embedded Systems?
Mobile Phone
Washing Machine
Microwave
Fridge
Laptop
Put the device that is and isn't an embedded system into cocategories
Washing Machine
