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Q1_CPT08_BSIT2B

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Part I – Multiple Choice: What best describes a computer system?

a)

A machine that only stores data

b)

An electronic system that processes data into information

c)

A device used only for internet access

d)

A software application

2.

Part I – Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT part of the basic computer components?

a)

Input devices

b)

Processing unit

c)

Network cable

d)

Output devices

3.

Part I – Multiple Choice: The IPO model stands for:

a)

Input–Process–Output

b)

Internal–Program–Output

c)

Input–Peripheral–Output

d)

Instruction–Process–Operation

4.

Part I – Multiple Choice: Which component is considered the “brain of the computer”?

a)

RAM

b)

Hard Disk

c)

CPU

d)

Monitor

5.

Part I – Multiple Choice: Which CPU component performs arithmetic and logic operations?

a)

Control Unit

b)

Registers

c)

ALU

d)

Memory Unit

6.

Part II – True or False: RAM is a non-volatile type of memory.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Part II – True or False: ROM retains data even when the computer is turned off.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Part II – True or False: The Control Unit directs the operations of the CPU.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Part II – True or False: Secondary storage includes HDD, SSD, and flash drives.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Part II – True or False: Input devices allow users to see the results of processing.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Part III – Identification: The subsystem that handles communication with external devices is the ________.

a)

Input/Output subsystem

b)

Control unit

c)

Arithmetic unit

d)

Memory hierarchy

12.

Part III – Identification: A common interface used to connect keyboards and flash drives is ________.

a)

USB

b)

VGA

c)

SATA

d)

PCIe

13.

Part III – Identification: Memory used for temporary storage during processing is called ________.

a)

RAM

b)

ROM

c)

Cache memory

d)

Hard disk

14.

Part III – Identification: The system bus includes data bus, address bus, and ________ bus.

a)

Control

b)

Power

c)

Expansion

d)

Serial

15.

Part III – Identification: Interfaces that connect expansion cards are called ________.

a)

Expansion slots

b)

Ports

c)

Sockets

d)

Headers

16.

Part III – Identification: The logical structure of a computer system based on Input–Process–Output is called the ________ model.

a)

IPO

b)

Von Neumann

c)

Client–Server

d)

OSI

17.

Part III – Identification: The CPU component that provides temporary storage for instructions and data is called ________.

a)

Registers

b)

Cache

c)

ALU

d)

Control unit

18.

Part III – Identification: A type of primary memory that is volatile is ________.

a)

RAM

b)

ROM

c)

Flash

d)

EEPROM

19.

Part III – Identification: The interface commonly used to connect display devices such as monitors is ________.

a)

HDMI

b)

SATA

c)

USB

d)

RJ45

20.

Part III – Identification: Devices such as printers and speakers belong to the ________ devices category.

a)

Output

b)

Input

c)

Storage

d)

Processing

21.

Part IV – Short Answer: Why is the CPU called the brain of the computer?

a)

It performs most processing and controls system operations by executing instructions

b)

It stores all user files permanently

c)

It displays results to users through a screen

d)

It supplies electrical power to all components

22.

Part IV – Short Answer: What happens if RAM fails?

a)

The computer may fail to boot or crash frequently due to loss of working memory

b)

The hard disk becomes read-only but the system runs normally

c)

The monitor permanently stops receiving a video signal

d)

The CPU temperature immediately drops to unusually low levels

23.

Part IV – Short Answer: Give two examples of input devices.

a)

Keyboard and mouse

b)

Monitor and printer

c)

CPU and RAM

d)

Speaker and projector

24.

Part IV – Short Answer: What is the main function of peripheral interfaces?

a)

To enable communication between the computer system and external devices

b)

To cool the CPU using thermal controls

c)

To permanently store the operating system

d)

To display visual output to the user

25.

Part IV – Short Answer: Why are peripheral interfaces important in computer servicing?

a)

They ensure devices can be connected, tested, and replaced during troubleshooting and upgrades

b)

They remove the need to install any device drivers

c)

They automatically increase the CPU clock speed

d)

They encrypt all user data by default