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Computers & Mobile Devices (Practice #2)

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of memory is volatile and used for short-term, fast data access?

a)

Cache memory

b)

Hard drive

c)

RAM

d)

Flash memory

2.

Which component stores frequently used data to speed up the CPU?

a)

RAM

b)

Hard drive

c)

Cache memory

d)

Cloud storage

3.

What is the main difference between copying and cutting a file in Windows?

a)

Copy is faster than cut

b)

Copy leaves the original; cut removes it

c)

Cut creates a backup; copy does not

d)

Cut only works with photos

4.

Which operating system is primarily designed for smartphones and tablets?

a)

Windows

b)

macOS

c)

Android

d)

Linux

5.

On a laptop trackpad, what gesture zooms in and out?

a)

Two-finger scroll

b)

Three-finger swipe

c)

Pinch/spread with two fingers

d)

Four-finger tap

6.

On Android phones, what does “pinch to zoom” do?

a)

Rotates the image

b)

Zooms in when fingers spread, zooms out when pinched

c)

Takes a screenshot

d)

Opens the menu

7.

What does a right-click (or two-finger tap on trackpad) usually open?

a)

The Start menu

b)

A context menu with extra options

c)

The Recycle Bin

d)

Task Manager

8.

How much free storage does Google Drive normally provide?

a)

5 GB

b)

10 GB

c)

15 GB

d)

50 GB

9.

When connecting an Android phone to a PC via USB, which mode allows drag-and-drop file transfer?

a)

Charging only

b)

MIDI

c)

File Transfer / MTP

d)

PTP (Photo transfer)

10.

In the Google Drive Android app, how do you make a file available offline?

a)

Long-press → Share

b)

Three-dot menu → Make available offline

c)

Tap the star icon

d)

Swipe left

11.

Which method is recommended for transferring very large files to avoid mobile data costs?

a)

Bluetooth

b)

Email

c)

Wi-Fi

d)

Cellular only

12.

What does rolling the scroll wheel on a mouse typically do?

a)

Opens new tabs

b)

Scrolls up and down

c)

Adjusts volume

d)

Takes screenshots

13.

On most laptops, swiping up with four fingers usually shows:

a)

The desktop

b)

All open windows / Mission Control

c)

The notification center

d)

Volume controls

14.

On Android, what does a long press (tap and hold) usually do?

a)

Goes back

b)

Opens a context menu

c)

Takes you home

d)

Opens recent apps

15.

Why should you check system requirements before installing software?

a)

To see the price

b)

To ensure compatibility with your device

c)

To find the developer’s name

d)

To check the file size

16.

Which of these is NOT a benefit of keeping software updated?

a)

Better security

b)

New features

c)

Faster battery drain

d)

Bug fixes

17.

Which of these is an example of a programming language?

a)

RAM

b)

Python

c)

Bluetooth

d)

Google Drive

18.

In programming, a variable is best described as:

a)

A loop that repeats code

b)

A container that stores data

c)

A type of network

d)

A gesture on a trackpad

19.

What is the main purpose of a VPN?

a)

To make your internet faster

b)

To create an encrypted tunnel and hide your activity

c)

To store files in the cloud

d)

To connect printers

20.

Which type of network covers a small geographic area like a home or office?

a)

WAN

b)

MAN

c)

LAN

d)

VPN

21.

Which wireless technology is mainly used for headphones and file sharing over short distances?

a)

Wi-Fi

b)

Cellular

c)

Bluetooth

d)

Satellite

22.

Full Wi-Fi bars or a solid green LED on an Ethernet port usually means:

a)

No connection

b)

Weak connection

c)

Strong/good connection

d)

VPN is active

23.

Which storage type is generally the fastest when installed inside a computer?

a)

External HDD

b)

USB flash drive

c)

Internal SSD

d)

Cloud storage

24.

Which of these is a popular cloud storage service mentioned?

a)

Bluetooth

b)

Microsoft OneDrive

c)

Ethernet

d)

RAM

25.

What does IoT stand for?

a)

Internet of Technology

b)

Internet of Things

c)

Input/Output Transfer

d)

Internal Operating Tool

26.

An example of Personal IoT mentioned is:

a)

Smart city traffic lights

b)

Factory machines

c)

A smartwatch that tracks health

d)

A company server

27.

Which AI technique helps generate realistic images from text descriptions?

a)

Bluetooth frequency hopping

b)

Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)

c)

Ethernet cables

d)

USB OTG

28.

Which of these is a risk of home security IoT cameras?

a)

They make internet faster

b)

Privacy concerns and hacking risk

c)

They increase storage space

d)

They charge your phone

29.

When uploading photos from Android Gallery to Google Drive, what do you tap after selecting photos?

a)

Delete

b)

Share → Google Drive

c)

Edit

d)

Settings

30.

What should you do regularly to free up Google Drive space if it’s almost full?

a)

Restart your phone

b)

Delete unnecessary files or buy more storage

c)

Turn off Bluetooth

d)

Clear RAM cache only