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Computer 11 Paper 1
MCQ’s (36 Marks)
Question: 1 Question: 10
CD and DVD drives are the examples of Which of the following computer language is used for artificial
(A) Printers intelligence?
(B) Storage devices (A) C
(C) Solid stage storage (B) COBOL
(D) Zip drives (C) PROLOG
Question: 2 (D) FORTRAN
What is the full form of PROM? Question: 11
(A) Program Read-only Memory Hard disks and diskettes are
(B) Perfect Read only Memory (A) Rarely used with microcomputers
(C) Programmable Read only Memory (B) Sequential access storage devices
(D) Progressive Read only Memory (C) Direct access storage devices
Question: 3 (D) Both (a) and (c)
ROM is an example of which of the following? Question: 12
(A) Virtual memory USB stands for
(B) Nonvolatile memory (A) Universe Service Bus
(C) Cache memory (B) Uniforms Sector Buffer
(D) Volatile memory (C) Universal Serial Bus
Question: 4 (D) Uniform Service Bus
_______ consists of volatile chips that temporarily store data or Question: 13
instructions. A DVD-RAM is similar to a ____ except it has storage capacity upto 5.2
(A) RAM GB.
(B) RMA (A) CD-RW
(C) ROM (B) CD-R
(D) CPU (C) Hard disk
Question: 5 (D) Floppy disk
Data on a floppy disk is recorded in rings called Question: 14
(A) Segments Hard disk drives, CD drives and DVD drives are examples of
(B) Tracks (A) Storage
(C) Ringers (B) Storing
(D) Sectors (C) Back up
Question: 6 (D) All of these
The smallest unit in a digit system is Question:1 5
(A) Byte A bit refers to
(B) Kilobyte (A) the smallest unit of digital information
(C) Bit (B) a value equal to a kilobyte
(D) Character (C) a value equal to a megabyte
Question: 7 (D) a farm of storage
A temporary storage area, attached to the CPU, for I/O operations is a Question: 16
(A) Core A 32 bit word computer can access _____ bytes at a time.
(B) Register (A) 2
(C) Buffer (B) 4
(D) Chip (C) 8
Question: 8 (D) 16
Real time computing is possible because of the following Question: 17
characteristic of computer The storage locations in the internal storage of a CPU are called
(A) Accuracy (A) Addresses
(B) Storage capability (B) Contents
(C) Versatility (C) Mask
(D) High speed (D) Locations
Question: 9 Question: 18
A permanent memory is called Primary memory stores
(A) ALU (A) Results alone
(B) CPU (B) Programs alone
(C) ROM (C) Data alone
(D) RAM (D) All of these
 SECTION B 25
I. Define advantages and disadvantages of
computers.
II. Define types of computer according to size.
III. Define monitor and its types.
IV. Define RAM and ROM with its types.
V. Define types of plotters in short.

SECTION C 14
I. Define generation of computers in detail.
II. Define types of printers in detail.