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First Periodical Test - CSS 10

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of using an antistatic wrist strap when working on computer hardware?

a)

To keep your tools organized

b)

To hold small components in place

c)

To prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD)

d)

To cut wires and cables

2.

A computer technician uses a nut driver to:

a)

Cut wires

b)

Measure voltage

c)

Secure or release nuts and bolts

d)

Ground themselves against ESD

3.

Which tool is used for grounding yourself to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) while working on computer hardware?

a)

Pliers

b)

Antistatic wrist strap

c)

Soldering iron

d)

Tweezers

4.

Which tool is used to cut or strip wires when working with internal computer components?

a)

Pliers

b)

Wire stripper

c)

Multimeter

d)

Allen wrench

5.

Which tool is essential for checking the voltage, current, and resistance of computer components?

a)

Screwdriver

b)

Wire stripper

c)

Multimeter

d)

Tweezers

6.

What tool is used to hold small components like screws and jumpers in place during installation?

a)

Tweezers

b)

Nut driver

c)

Pliers

d)

Wire stripper

7.

What tool is commonly used for cutting, shaping, and stripping wires when working with computer hardware?

a)

Soldering iron

b)

Wire stripper

c)

Multimeter

d)

Tweezers

8.

What type of software is commonly used for creating and editing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations?

a)

Antivirus software

b)

Graphics software

c)

Office productivity software

d)

Video editing software

9.

Which of the following is a popular web browser used to access and navigate the internet?

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Photoshop

c)

Google Chrome

d)

Adobe Acrobat

10.

What software is designed to protect your computer from viruses, malware, and other threats?

a)

Web browser

b)

Operating system

c)

Antivirus software

d)

Video player

11.

What type of software allows you to create and edit images and graphics?

a)

Video editing software

b)

Email client

c)

Graphics software

d)

Office productivity software

12.

Which of the following is a system software responsible for managing computer hardware and software resources?

a)

Web browser

b)

Office productivity software

c)

Operating system

d)

Email client

13.

Which software is designed to create and edit video content, adding special effects and transitions?

a)

Antivirus software

b)

Office productivity software

c)

Video editing software

d)

Graphics software

14.

What is the primary function of the CPU socket on a motherboard?

a)

To store system settings

b)

To connect external devices

c)

To house the central processing unit

d)

To manage power distribution

15.

Which component is responsible for temporarily storing data for the CPU and providing quick access to it?

a)

Northbridge

b)

RAM

c)

Southbridge

d)

BIOS

16.

The Northbridge on a motherboard primarily handles communication between the CPU, RAM, and:

a)

Hard drives

b)

Graphics card

c)

USB ports

d)

Power supply

17.

The Southbridge is responsible for managing:

a)

High-speed data transfer

b)

Peripheral connections and slower I/O functions

c)

Cooling the CPU

d)

BIOS firmware

18.

The BIOS chip on the motherboard stores:

a)

System settings and configurations

b)

Temporary CPU data

c)

RAM modules

d)

Graphics card drivers

19.

What is the function of the CMOS battery on the motherboard?

a)

Cooling the motherboard

b)

Storing system settings, even when the computer is off

c)

Providing power to the CPU

d)

Managing USB connections

20.

Which motherboard component provides high-speed communication between the CPU and the graphics card?

a)

CPU socket

b)

Southbridge

c)

BIOS chip

d)

Northbridge

21.

The expansion slots on the motherboard are used for:

a)

Storing RAM modules

b)

Installing CPU coolers

c)

Connecting external hard drives

d)

Installing expansion cards like graphics cards

22.

What is the primary purpose of the CPU power connector on the motherboard?

a)

To connect USB devices

b)

To supply power specifically to the CPU

c)

To install RAM modules

d)

To manage cooling fans

23.

SATA connectors on the motherboard are used for connecting:

a)

Graphics cards

b)

Storage devices like hard drives and SSDs

c)

USB peripherals

d)

RAM modules

24.

USB headers on the motherboard provide connectivity for:

a)

Expansion cards

b)

Power supply units

c)

USB ports on the computer case

d)

Graphics cards

25.

Front panel connectors on the motherboard are used for connecting:

a)

Cooling fans

b)

External storage devices

c)

Power buttons, LEDs, and audio jacks on the computer case

d)

RAM modules

26.

Fan headers on the motherboard are used to:

a)

Store system settings

b)

Connect USB devices

c)

Power and control system cooling fans

d)

Install expansion cards

27.

The I/O ports on the back of the motherboard provide connections for:

a)

RAM modules

b)

Expansion cards

c)

External devices like USB, audio, and video

d)

CPU coolers

28.

The primary function of the motherboard is to:

a)

Display graphics on the monitor

b)

Provide power to the CPU

c)

House and connect all major components of a computer

d)

Store data and system settings

29.

What is the primary purpose of computer beep codes?

a)

To indicate system temperature

b)

To diagnose hardware issues

c)

To communicate with external devices

d)

To play music

30.

How many short beeps typically indicate a successful POST (Power-On Self-Test)?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

31.

Which component is primarily responsible for generating beep codes during POST?

a)

CPU

b)

RAM

c)

GPU

d)

PSU

32.

What does a continuous, unending beep code indicate?

a)

Overheating

b)

RAM failure

c)

CPU failure

d)

Power supply issue

33.

How are beep codes typically represented in the form of short and long beeps?

a)

Short beeps for hardware issues, long beeps for software issues

b)

Short beeps for motherboard issues, long beeps for peripheral issues

c)

Short beeps for successful POST, long beeps for failure

d)

Short beeps for CPU issues, long beeps for RAM issues

34.

What is the purpose of repeating beep codes during POST?

a)

To create a musical tune

b)

To indicate multiple hardware problems

c)

To signify a successful boot

d)

To alert the user to a software update

35.

Which of the following beep sequences is often associated with a CMOS battery failure?

a)

Three short beeps

b)

One long and three short beeps

c)

Continuous short beeps

d)

Two long beeps

36.

A single long beep followed by two short beeps during POST typically indicates an issue with which component?

a)

CPU

b)

RAM

c)

Graphics card

d)

Hard drive

37.

What is the purpose of AMIBIOS beep codes?

a)

To indicate keyboard errors

b)

To identify motherboard issues

c)

To report overheating problems

d)

To play games

38.

Which of the following beep code patterns often signals a video card problem?

a)

One long beep

b)

Three short beeps

c)

Continuous high-pitched beeps

d)

No beeps at all

39.

A motherboard with no beep codes and no display on the screen may indicate a problem with the:

a)

Power supply

b)

RAM

c)

Graphics card

d)

CPU

40.

What is the purpose of beep code documentation in a computer's manual or motherboard documentation?

a)

To provide a musical notation for system sounds

b)

To list all possible beep code patterns and their meanings

c)

To explain how to adjust the volume of beep codes

d)

To provide information about software updates

41.

Which BIOS manufacturer is associated with the "one long beep, two short beeps" code for a video error?

a)

AMI (American Megatrends, Inc.)

b)

Phoenix Technologies

c)

Award Software

d)

IBM

42.

In a Phoenix BIOS, what does a continuous loop of short beeps signify?

a)

System is running normally

b)

CPU failure

c)

CMOS battery is low

d)

Graphics card failure

43.

What should you do if you encounter a specific beep code while troubleshooting your computer?

a)

Refer to the motherboard or BIOS documentation to identify the issue

b)

Continue using the computer, as the beep codes are not important

c)

Replace the motherboard immediately

d)

Call technical support without further investigation

44.

What type of Power Supply connector is used to provide power to the motherboard in typical desktop computer?

a)

SATA power connector

b)

24-pin ATX connector

c)

Molex connector

d)

AUX 6-pin connector

45.

Which voltage level is commonly used for the main power input of standard ATX computer power supply?

a)

110-102V

b)

220-240V

c)

5V

d)

12V

46.

Which of the power supply connector is responsible for supplying power to the CPU?

a)

PCI- power connector

b)

24-pin ATX connector

c)

SATA connector

d)

AUX 6-pin connector

47.

What is the primary function of a computer power supply?

a)

Storing data

b)

Cooling the computer

c)

providing electrical power to the components

d)

Running software applications

48.

Power supply connector that will provide power to floppy drive

a)

Molex

b)

Berg

c)

SATA

d)

IDE

49.

What is the primary functions of an OS Operating System?

a)

Running applications

b)

Managing hardware resources

c)

providing internet connectivity

d)

Storing user data

50.

What does BIOS stand for in the context of computer software?

a)

Basic Input Output Software

b)

Binary Operating System

c)

Basic Input Output System

51.

Overloading a computer power supply can lead to:

a)

System instability and potential damage

b)

Enhanced data storage capacity

c)

Faster CPU performance

d)

Improved gaming graphics