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WorksheetsSTS 101 - Short PRETEST Activity
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The CPU is often called the "brain" of the computer because it performs most of the processing tasks.
True
False
RAM retains information even after the computer is turned off.
True
False
ROM can be written and modified easily just like RAM.
True
False
An SSD generally offers faster performance than an HDD because it has no moving parts.
True
False
The Power Supply Unit (PSU) helps store data temporarily during active use.
True
False
Thermal paste is used to improve heat transfer between the CPU and the cooling system.
True
False
A computer's case only serves aesthetic purposes and has no impact on cooling or performance.
True
False
The operating system (OS) acts as a bridge between hardware and software.
True
False
A Trojan virus replicates itself and spreads automatically to other devices.
True
False
Worms can spread across networks without any human action.
True
False
Ransomware typically locks your files and demands payment to restore access.
True
False
Adware is always harmful and destroys files on your computer.
True
False
The CPU is located in the monitor of a desktop computer.
True
False
RAM stands for "Readily Available Memory".
True
False
ROM contains permanent instructions for starting up the computer.
True
False
An HDD stores data using magnetic spinning disks.
True
False
A computer cannot run without an operating system.
True
False
Thermal paste should be applied in large amounts to ensure maximum cooling.
True
False
A Trojan, once installed, can allow hackers to remotely access your computer.
True
False
SSD drives are immune to any form of data corruption or failure.
True
False
