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Understanding Computer Systems Farid

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a single board computer?

a)

A single board computer is a network device.

b)

A single board computer is a complete computer on a single circuit board.

c)

A single board computer is a type of software.

d)

A single board computer is a large desktop computer.

2.

Which of the following is an example of a single board controller?

a)

Arduino Uno

b)

Intel NUC

c)

BeagleBone Black

d)

Raspberry Pi

3.

What is the primary function of an Arduino?

a)

To function as a wireless communication device.

b)

To act as a power supply for devices.

c)

To serve as a software development environment.

d)

The primary function of an Arduino is to serve as a microcontroller for building electronic projects.

4.

Which programming language is commonly used with Arduino?

a)

C/C++

b)

Java

c)

Ruby

d)

Python

5.

What is the main advantage of using a single board computer?

a)

Complex setup requirements

b)

High processing power

c)

Large physical size

d)

Compactness and cost-effectiveness.

6.

How does a single board controller differ from a microcontroller?

a)

A single board controller is used only for robotics, while a microcontroller is for general computing.

b)

A single board controller is a complete computer on a single board, while a microcontroller is a compact chip for specific tasks.

c)

A single board controller is a type of microcontroller designed for gaming.

d)

A single board controller is larger than a microcontroller but has less processing power.

7.

What type of projects can be built using Arduino?

a)

Web development

b)

Mobile applications

c)

Database management

d)

Robotics, home automation, wearable devices, environmental monitoring, interactive art.

8.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of single board computers?

a)

Support for various operating systems

b)

Integrated graphics processing unit

c)

Support for multiple expansion cards

d)

Built-in Wi-Fi connectivity

9.

What is the typical power supply requirement for an Arduino?

a)

5 to 9 volts

b)

12 to 15 volts

c)

7 to 12 volts (external power) or 5 volts (USB)

d)

3 to 5 volts

10.

Which component is essential for programming an Arduino?

a)

Arduino IDE

b)

USB Cable

c)

Arduino Board

d)

Power Supply