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CMB THEORY - ICT - Qaidh

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How are computers classified?

a)

By speed, memory, and graphics

b)

By purpose, size, and technology

c)

By brand, operating system, and cost

d)

By input, output, and processing

2.

Which type of computer uses continuous variables for mathematical operations?

a)

Digital Computers

b)

Hybrid Computers

c)

Analog Computers

d)

Supercomputers

3.

What is a key characteristic of Hybrid Computers?

a)

They primarily store data in terms of digits.

b)

They are almost extinct today.

c)

They are a combination of both digital and analog computers.

d)

They are designed for a single user.

4.

Special-purpose computers are built to perform what?

a)

General office tasks

b)

Specific tasks

c)

Scientific research

d)

Massive data processing

5.

Which of the following is an example of a special-purpose computer mentioned in the sources?

a)

Desktop PC

b)

Laptop

c)

Automated Teller Machine (ATM)

d)

Minicomputer

6.

Mainframe computers are typically used by whom for highly critical applications?

a)

Individual students

b)

Small businesses

c)

Large organizations like banks and government offices

d)

Game developers

7.

What defines minicomputers in terms of their user capability?

a)

They are single-user machines.

b)

They can only be used by one user at a time for one program.

c)

They are multi-user computers, allowing many users to use one machine at a time.

d)

They are primarily used by a single user for gaming.

8.

Which type of computer is described as the 'fastest computers' and 'most expensive computers'?

a)

Microcomputers

b)

Mainframe computers

c)

Supercomputers

d)

Hybrid computers

9.

Microcomputers are also known as what?

a)

Servers

b)

Workstations

c)

Personal Computers (PCs)

d)

Supercomputers

10.

Which type of Microcomputer is portable, has a touch screen, and can use a special pen for input?

a)

Laptop Computer

b)

Netbook PC

c)

Handheld PC

d)

Tablet PC

11.

A desktop PC is typically used for which of the following tasks?

a)

Satellite navigation

b)

Running office applications

c)

Weather forecasting

d)

Controlling traffic lights

12.

What does the Operating System (OS) control?

a)

Only the application software

b)

Only the user interface

c)

The computer

d)

Only the hardware

13.

The operating system is software that runs between which two components?

a)

The user and the applications

b)

The hardware and application software

c)

The network and the internet

d)

The CPU and the memory

14.

What is the primary function of a Single User Operating System?

a)

Allows many users to use computer resources simultaneously.

b)

Allows a single user to operate multiple programs at once.

c)

Allows a single user to operate one program at a time.

d)

Manages network connections for multiple users.

15.

Which of the following is an example of a Single User Operating System?

a)

Linux

b)

Ubuntu

c)

Mac OS X

d)

DOS (Disk Operating System)

16.

Which operating system is described as one of the 'most commonly used operating systems' and allows running more than one application at a time?

a)

DOS

b)

Linux

c)

Windows

d)

Unix

17.

Which function is NOT listed as a function of the Operating System?

a)

Error handling

b)

Resource allocation

c)

Providing user interface

d)

Hardware manufacturing

18.

In comparing DOS and Windows, what is a key difference regarding commands?

a)

In DOS, commands are given by clicking on icons, while in Windows, all commands should be remembered.

b)

In DOS, all commands are text-based, while in Windows, commands are readily available in the form of menus.

c)

DOS can open multiple screens at a time, while Windows can open only one.

d)

DOS is easy to learn, while Windows is difficult to learn.

19.

What is a computer virus defined as?

a)

A type of hardware

b)

A man-made computer program that can infect your computer system

c)

A natural malfunction in software

d)

An external security device

20.

What does the acronym VIRUS stand for, according to the source?

a)

Verified Information Resources Under System

b)

Vital Information Recourses Under Siege

c)

Virtual Internet Resources Used Systematically

d)

Volatile Individual Run-time Utility Software

21.

How can computer viruses spread?

a)

Through direct physical contact with the computer only.

b)

Mainly through e-mail attachments, instant messaging, and removable media.

c)

Only by installing new software from a trusted source.

d)

Through faulty power outlets.

22.

Which of the following is a common symptom of computer viruses?

a)

Increased system memory (RAM)

b)

Programs taking longer to load into memory

c)

The CPU runs cooler than usual

d)

New hardware is automatically installed

23.

What is a 'Boot virus' designed to infect?

a)

Executable program files like .EXE

b)

Macros within documents

c)

Floppy disk boot records or master boot records in hard disks

d)

Image files like .JPG or .PNG

24.

Which type of virus is a 'hybrid of Boot and Program viruses'?

a)

Macro Virus

b)

Multipartite Virus

c)

Trojan Horse

d)

Worm

25.

What is a 'Macro virus' specifically designed to infect?

a)

Operating system files

b)

Programs that use extensions like .COM or .BIN

c)

Macros within a document or template

d)

The computer's hardware

26.

Which of these is a recommended precaution to protect against computer viruses?

a)

Always open files from people you don't know.

b)

Update your virus detect

27.

Which of these is a recommended precaution to protect against computer viruses?

a)

Always open files from people you don't know.

b)

Update your virus detection programs frequently.

c)

Download software from untrusted websites.

d)

Never scan your hard drive for viruses.

28.

Which of the following is an example of anti-virus software listed in the sources?

a)

Google Chrome

b)

MS Word

c)

Kaspersky Antivirus

d)

Adobe Photoshop

29.

Robots are often used to carry out jobs that are considered too dangerous, hard, boring, or expensive for whom?

a)

Computers

b)

Humans

c)

Animals

d)

Machines

30.

In which special situations are robots used where it would be dangerous for humans to work?

a)

Cooking and cleaning at home

b)

Cleaning toxic wastes or defusing bombs

c)

Writing documents and sending emails

d)

Playing computer games

31.

What is software defined as?

a)

The physical parts of a computer

b)

Another name for the programs that run on a computer

c)

A type of computer hardware

d)

The electrical energy used by a computer

32.

What is the primary use of System Software?

a)

To carry out user’s specific tasks

b)

To control the hardware and prepare the computer to run other software

c)

To browse the internet

d)

To create documents and spreadsheets

33.

Which type of software is used to carry out user's tasks on the computer?

a)

System software

b)

Operating system

c)

Application software

d)

Utility software

34.

MS Word is an example of which type of application software?

a)

Spreadsheet software

b)

Database software

c)

Word processing software

d)

Presentation software

35.

Which application software is used to arrange numbers in rows and columns and can be used to do calculations?

a)

MS Word

b)

MS Excel

c)

MS Access

d)

MS Publisher

36.

What is the purpose of Database Software like MS Access?

a)

To prepare typed documents

b)

To create and edit pictures

c)

To manage and keep records, and investigate data

d)

To browse the web

37.

Which of these is an example of a web browser?

a)

Google (the search engine)

b)

Mozilla Firefox

c)

Yandex

d)

Bing

38.

What is the purpose of a search engine?

a)

To display pictures and videos

b)

To manage computer hardware

c)

To enable you to search the Web by keywords

d)

To protect against viruses

39.

Which software helps you prepare and deliver a task to an audience, widely used in education and business?

a)

Image and Sound editing software

b)

Web authoring software

c)

Presentation Software (Ex. MS PowerPoint)

d)

Office productivity software

40.

Audacity and Goldwave are examples of which type of software?

a)

Graphics software

b)

Video Editing software

c)

Audio Editing software

d)

Presentation software

41.

To align a list using the 'TAB key' in MS Word, what function does it serve?

a)

It changes the font color.

b)

It helps in typing numbers.

c)

It indents text to specific positions for alignment.

d)

It saves the document automatically.

42.

Under which tab are Page Setup options like Margins, Orientation, and Paper Size available in MS Word?

a)

Home Tab

b)

Insert Tab

c)

Page Layout Tab

d)

References Tab

43.

The facility to change font styles and other font settings is available under which tab in MS Word?

a)

Page Layout tab

b)

Home tab

c)

Insert tab

d)

View tab

44.

What is the purpose of Superscript and Subscript features in MS Word?

a)

To change text alignment

b)

To apply bullet points or numbering to a list

c)

To position text characters slightly above or below the normal line of text

d)

To insert images into a document

45.

What is the Internet primarily based on?

a)

Satellite communication only

b)

Computer Networks

c)

Single standalone computers

d)

Analog signals

46.

What is 'Net Surfing'?

a)

A method of creating new websites.

b)

A method of sending emails.

c)

The method of moving from one website to another on the net.

d)

The process of downloading large files.

47.

Which of these is a common activity you can do on the Internet according to the source?

a)

Manufacture computer hardware

b)

Online shopping

c)

Building physical robots

d)

Developing new operating systems

48.

What is a 'Hyperlink'?

a)

A type of computer virus.

b)

A document on the World Wide Web containing text and images.

c)

Highlighted text on a web page, which when clicked connects the user to other web pages.

d)

A global address of documents and other resources on the World Wide Web.

49.

What is an 'Email address' described as?

a)

A common password for online accounts.

b)

A unique identifier for a user, consisting of two parts separated by the '@' symbol.

c)

A type of computer network.

d)

A programming language.

50.

What do Input devices do?

a)

They display information on the screen.

b)

They process data within the CPU.

c)

They accept data signals and translate them for usage and storage in the computer system.

d)

They print documents.

51.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of scanner in the sources?

a)

Hand Held Scanner

b)

Flatbed Scanner

c)

Sheet-fed Scanner

d)

3D Scanner