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Check Understanding Topic 1.1.5-1.1.10

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of an open-source operating system?

a)

Microsoft Windows

b)

Mac OS X

c)

Ubuntu

d)

iOS

2.

What is one benefit of open-source operating systems compared to closed-source systems?

a)

No need for internet connection

b)

Source code can be modified and shared

c)

Guaranteed higher speed than closed-source

d)

No bugs in the software

3.

Which of these is a closed-source operating system?

a)

Android

b)

FreeBSD

c)

iOS

d)

Linux

4.

How do closed-source operating systems handle source code?

a)

They make it available to the public

b)

They allow modifications by any programmer

c)

They restrict access and keep it proprietary

d)

They sell the source code to anyone who pays

5.

Which concept allows several processes to appear to run at the same time on a single CPU?

a)

Multiprogramming

b)

Multitasking

c)

Spooling

d)

Buffering

6.

What is the main purpose of multiprogramming?

a)

To increase CPU usage

b)

To reduce RAM usage

c)

To make graphics smoother

d)

To run only one program at a time

7.

Which OS concept allows multiple users to share computing resources simultaneously?

a)

Time Sharing

b)

Caching

c)

Spooling

d)

Buffering

8.

What is the purpose of buffering in an operating system?

a)

To connect two networks

b)

To store data temporarily between devices

c)

To permanently store files

d)

To clean up unused memory

9.

What does the acronym "SPOOL" stand for?

a)

Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line

b)

Special Program for Operating Layers

c)

Software Process Output Layer

d)

Sequential Processing of Online Logs

10.

What is the main goal of caching in an OS?

a)

To store files permanently

b)

To increase data retrieval performance

c)

To replace RAM

d)

To increase CPU clock speed

11.

Which component of an OS manages memory and handles disk I/O?

a)

File system

b)

Shell

c)

Kernel

d)

Cache

12.

Which OS component is known as the "command interpreter"?

a)

Kernel

b)

File System

c)

Shell

d)

Cache

13.

What is the main purpose of a file system in an OS?

a)

To run programs

b)

To name, store, and organize files

c)

To manage CPU usage

d)

To connect to the internet

14.

Applications interact with the operating system through:

a)

Device Drivers

b)

Application Programming Interface (API)

c)

Kernel Cache

d)

RAM Manager

15.

Which OS interface requires typing commands to perform tasks?

a)

Graphical User Interface

b)

Command Line Interface

c)

Web Form

d)

Voice Actuated

16.

Which OS interface is controlled by human voice?

a)

Command Line Interface

b)

Web Form

c)

Voice Actuated

d)

Graphical User Interface

17.

Clicking on desktop icons to activate commands is an example of:

a)

Command Line Interface

b)

Graphical User Interface

c)

Voice Actuated

d)

Web Form

18.

Which OS interface is commonly used for login pages and online forms?

a)

Voice Actuated

b)

Web Form

c)

Command Line

d)

Graphical User Interface

19.

What is the purpose of a system call?

a)

To connect hardware to the internet

b)

To request a service from the OS kernel

c)

To delete files

d)

To make the GUI load faster

20.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a common API?

a)

Win32 API

b)

Java API

c)

POSIX API

d)

BIOS API