a) boyet neil concen
b) boy ness concert base unit
c) boyonet nail concelman
d) boyonet neil concelman

a) The CPU is the brains of the computer.
b) The CPU controls the various drives.
c) The CPU controls text input from the keyboard.
d) The CPU controls the computer clock speed.

a) Ticks per second
b) Megahertz
c) 500 MHz
d) Bits per clock tick

a) Is kept in memory even when the computer is powered off.
b) Is lost when the computer is switched off.
c) Is automatically saved to disk when the computer is switched off.
d) Can burn if exposed to air.

a) Mega Bits
b) Bits
c) Bites
d) Mega Bytes

a) Underneath the monitor.
b) Inside the system base unit.
c) On top of the CD-ROM.
d) It plugs into the back of the computer.

a) 1 thousand Bytes
b) 1 hundred thousand Bytes
c) 1 thousand Kilo Bytes
d) 1024 Bytes

a) Floppy
b) CD-ROM
c) DVD
d) CD Re-Writer

a) Up to 250 MB
b) Up to 150 MB
c) Up to a Mega Byte
d) Up to a Giga Byte

a) The program closes down.
b) The system shuts down.
c) You can type in capital letters all the time.
d) The help facility for the program is opened.

a) A graphical user interface.
b) A device used for entering text.
c) An output  device used for moving a pointer on the display.
d) An input device used for moving a pointer on the display.

a) motherboard
b) scanner
c) speaker
d) monitor

a) monitor
b) microphone
c) speakers
d) surround sound speaker system

a) bubble Jet
b) drum
c) laser
d) dot Matrix

a) laser
b) dot Matrix
c) ink Jet
d) bubble Jet

a) To detect computer viruses.
b) To output images and/or pages of text.
c) To input images and/or pages of text.
d) To listen to digital radio signals.

a) To modulate and demodulate TV signals.
b) To send and receive email messages.
c) To connect a digital camera to a computer.
d) To connect a computer to a telephone line.

a) 800 by 600
b) 860 by 640
c) 920 by 640 
d) 1024 by 786

a) microphone
b) speaker
c) keyboard
d) graphics Tablet

a) three
b) two
c) four
d) none