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01. Basics of Computer
The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) related to the basics of computers, covering topics such as computer architecture, generations, components, and terminology. It includes questions about historical figures in computing, types of computers, and fundamental concepts like input/output and processing. This material is likely intended for exam preparation, specifically for positions like JKP Sub-Inspector.
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BASICS OF COMPUTER
On which principle is the working of digital TOPIC-01
computer based? 1.on electronic circuit 2.On Measurement 3.on 3. on calculation and logic 4.only on logic TOP 40 MCQS HIGH COURT EXAM JKP SUB-INSPECTOR 1. The development of the basic architecture of the computer was done by: (a) John Von Neumann (b) Alan Turing (c) Bill Gates (d) Elon Musk
2. Which computer generation saw the introduction
of the microprocessor? (a) First Generation (b) Fourth Generation (c) Second Generation (d) Third Generation 3. Any information or instruction put into a computer’s memory is regarded as: (a) Information (b) Output (c) Input (d) All of the Above
4. Who was the supercomputer’s inventor?
(a) Charles Babbage (b) Alan Turing (c) John V Neumann’s (d) Seymour Cray 5. What was the first general-purpose electronic computer called? a) ENIAC b) UNIVAC c) Z3 d) Colossus
6. A personal computer (PC) is a ________computer:
a) Super b) Main Frame c) Micro d) None of The Above 7. The basic goal of computer process is to convert data into __________. a) information b) tables c) files d) graphs
8. What does the term 'bus' refer to in computer
architecture? a) A set of physical connections used to transfer data between components. b) A type of memory used for storing files. c) A method for encrypting data. d) A software interface for user interaction. 9. Which computer component is responsible for converting digital data into an analog signal for output to devices like monitors? a) GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) b) CPU c) RAM d) Sound card
10. What does the 'fetch-decode-execute' cycle refer to in a CPU?
a) The cycle to power on the system. b) The steps to transfer data from the memory to the processor. c) The process of retrieving, interpreting, and executing instructions. d) The sequence of actions to store data in secondary memory. 11. Microcomputer hardware consists of three basic categories of physical equipment __________. a) keyboard, monitor, hard drive b) system unit, input/output, memory c) system unit, input/output, secondary storage d) system unit, primary storage, secondary storage
12. Super computer developed by Indian scientists
a) Param b) Super30l c) Compaq Presario d) Cray YMP 13. Multi-programming systems________: a) Are easier to develop than single programming systems b) Execute each job faster c) Execute more jobs in the same time d) None of The Above
14. PCB stands for:
a) Process Control Block b) Printed Circuit Board c) Both of The Above d) None of The Above 15. When your computer stops working suddenly, it is referred to as a __________. a) crash b) die c) death d) penalty
16. What is an embedded system?
a) A program that comes wrapped in a box. b) A program that is permanent part of a computer c) A computer that is part of a larger computer d) A computer and software system that controls a machine or appliance 17. What is the main application of mainframe computers in businesses? a) Personal data storage. b) Running mobile applications. c) Managing large-scale data processing and transactions, such as banking systems. d) Gaming and entertainment
18. Which of the following tasks would most likely require a
supercomputer's capability? a) Designing marketing campaigns. b) Simulating protein folding or predicting seismic activity for earthquake research. c) Managing payroll and employee records. d) Running a school’s academic management system. 19. Punched Cards were first introduced by: a) Powers b) Herman Hollerith c) Pascal d) None of The Above
20. Operating Systems, editors and debuggers
comes under: a) System Software b) Application Software c) Utilities d) None of The Above 21. ALGOL means – a) Advance logarithmic language b) Algorithmic language c) Algorithmic output language d) Algorithmic operation language
22. ASCII stands for
a) American Special Computer for Information Interaction b) American Standard Computer for Information Interchange c) American Special Code for Information Interchange d) American Special Computer for Information Interchange 23. BIT stands for a) Megabyte b) Binary language c) Binary Information Unit d) Binary Number
24. PDA– a) People’s Data Assistant b) Personal Data Assistant c) People’s Digital Assistant d) Personal Digital Assistant 25. 1 byte equals to a) One bit b) Four bits c) Eight bits d) Sixteen bits
26. The term GHz is an indicator of which feature of
the computer? a) Number of Pixels b) Screen Resolution c) Speed d) Storage 27. What is computer booting? a) Loading operating system into memory to make the computer system ready to use b) Defragmenting the hard disk drive c) Deleting the operating system d) Formatting the hard disk drive
28. The speed of the Central Processing Unit (CPU) is
measured in_________, which represents a CPU cycle ? a) Gigabyte (GB) b) Hertz (Hz) c) Terabyte (TB) d) Kilobyte (KB) 29. Analytical Engine, the first fully automatic calculating machine was developed by (a) Charles Babbage (b) Blaise Pascal (c) Leibniz (d) John Von Neumann
30. Which was the first mechanical calculating device?
(a) UNIVAC (b) Abacus (c) PASCALINE (d) Leibniz Calculator 31. The first electromechanical machine “Tabulating machine” was invented by (a) John Napier (b) Pascal (c) Howard Aiken (d) Herman Hollerith
32. Who designed the first electronic
computer- ENIVAC? (a) Von Neumann (b) Joseph M Jacquard and John W Mauchly (c) Presper Eckert and John W Mauchly (d) None of these 33. Which language was used by the second generation of computers? (a) Assembly language (b) Machine language (c) Low-level language (d) High-level language
34. IC chips used in computers are made
with (a) Gold (b) Silicon (c) Copper (d) Silver 35. Fifth generation computers are based on the technique of (a) Microprocessor (b) Artificial Intelligence (c) LSI (d) VLSI
36. Analog computer works on the supply
of (a) Continuous electric pulses (b) Electric pulses but not continuous (c) Magnetic strength (d) Natural strength 37. Seismograph is an (a) Analog computer (b) Digital computer (c) Hybrid computer (d) None of these
38. Which of the following is used as a storage
device during first-generation computers? (a) Magnetic drum (b) Hard disk (c) Floppy (d) Both a and c 39. In most of the IBM PCs, the CPU, the device drivers, memory, expansion slots and active components are mounted on a single board. What is the name of the board? A) Motherboard B) Daughterboard C) Bredboard D) Fatherboard
40. A dumb terminal has
A) an embedded microprocessor B) extensive memory C) independent processing capability D) a keyboard and screen