CSC 111 QUESTIONS COMPILED BY OLARID MODULE ONE, 1 is a piece of raw fact, A. Information B. Data C. Memory D Storage 2A processed data is known as A. Numeric data B, processed data _C, information D. Memory 3. All the following are features of electronic computer except ‘A. Low degree of accuracy B, Consistency C. High sf ity and programmability 4. Computers are classified according to 1 Generations ML Size MIL Types TV. Usage and funetions A. LandIonly B.Lll,andttonly ©. only 5, Computer is intelligent ‘TRUE / FALSE 6. IBM 360/370 series is an ex: er A. First Generation B. third Generation D. Fourth Generation 7. Al but one is not an example of puter A ATLAS ——_B.IBM 1400 D. UNIVAC 8. The major c the third generation computer is the A. Integrat C Resistor D. Vacuum tube 8 ‘f thousands of transistors combined into a single Vacuum tube. iters were based on Resistor C. Transistor D, Integrated circuit omputers which were built around Very Large-Scale Integrated (egrated Circuit chip is KHOwn as... A. Third generation __B, Second generation C First generation, Fourth generation 2 measures changes in current, temperature or pressure and translates these data into electrical pulses for processing. ‘A. Digital computer —_-B, Analogue computer C. Hybrid computer _D. None 13. ‘operates on discrete values ‘A. Digital computer B. Analogue computer C. Hybrid computer, None 14, The classification of computers based on size include the following but one‘A. Mainframe: B. Micro, C. Notebook D. Hybrid 15. have the ability to handle a wide variety of programs and to solve many problems such as payroll, numerical analysis, software development for accounting, inventory system A. Special computers B, General purpose computers C. Ordinary computers D. All of the above 16, All the following are characteristics of Abacus 1. Each zone is divided into two levels - upper and lower. Il. Two beads are arranged on each wire in the upper zon TIL Five beads are arranged on each wire in the lower IV. Can be used to perform arithmetic operatio ad Subtraction efficiently. A. LI, and IV only B. Land I only C. 1,11, IM and IV only D. IVonly 17. Blaise Pascal died in what y A. 1623 B, 1662 63 18, Whose scientist has design’s features very cldse to that of modern computers, A. Blaise Pas ge C. Abacus. Joseph Marie we and was the first to recognize the importance of A les Babbage C. Joseph marie. Abacus A. Gras B. Howard Aiken C.J.V Atanasoff —-D. John Vonn Neumann 20. Grace Hopper invented the first high-level language, "Flow-matic" in what year ? A. 1973 B. 1953 C. 1963 D. 1943 21 constructed the world’s first compiler. A. Grace Hopper B, Howard Aiken C.J.V Atanasoff DD. John Vonn NeumannMODULE TWO 2. refers to the physical components and the devices which make up the visible computer. A. Sofi ware B. Hardware C. Human ware. All of the above 23. are responsible for feeding data into the system and for collecting information from the system. A. CPU B. ALU C. Main Unit D. Peri 24. The CPU is responsible for all processing that the computer 4 A CPU B.ALU C. Main Unit 25. The CPU consists of A. Main Storage B.ALU C. Control he above 26. is the unit for arithmetic and logis ‘A. Main Storage B.ALU 1 Unit Peripherals 2. are used for storing information A. Input device B, Output device age Device D. Main storage 28 is not an example A. Keyboard BM icrophone D. Printer 29. Webcam is C. Auxiliary device D. none {o as programs. C. Human ware D. none C. Application and Memory Software D. Memory and System Software. 32 consists of sequence of instructions required to accomplish a well defined tasks. A. Data B. Program C. Raw material D. Instructions 33 are programs commonly written by computer manufacturers, which have direct effect on the control, performance and ease of usage of the computer system A. System software B. Application software C. Memory software D. A&B34. a judicious and efficient utilization of all the system resources such as the processor, memory, peripherals and other system data. ‘A. Language Translators B. Utilities and Service Programs _C, Operating System C. IDMB 35. Al the following are examples of Operating system except A. Unix B. Linux C. Windows D. Pascal 36. is a program that converts program written in a language into machine language equivalent A. Assembler B. Interpreter C.Converter 37. is a program that translates program into machine language (ML) equivalent all at once A. Assembler B. Interpreter 38. isa program that conv into its machine language (ML) equiv A. Assembler B. Interpreter 39. is a con for creation, storage, retrieving, securing and maintenance of A. Interpreter B, Convertei D. Database Management System inized collection of related data relevant to the C. database D. Converter takes several object files and libraries as input and produces C. database D, Operating system 42. Loader is a program that places an executable object file into memory and makes them ready for execution A. Loader B. Linker C. database D. Operating system 43... ie used for detecting and correcting errors in program A. Merge utility B.Copy utility _D. Sort utility D, Debugging Fa4A soe single file. A. Merge Ut 45 programs written by a user to solve his/her own application problem. + i$ used {© combine two or more already ordered files together to produce a ity B, Copy utility C. Sort utility D. Text editor ‘A. System software B. Application software C. Operating system D. None 46. Application software can be divided into A. Appl B. System analyst and operator COBOL and PASCAL D. Sort and Merge utility 47... ion Package and User’s Application Program. generalized in nature A. Application Package B. Application Py D. None 48, Ms-word, WordPerfect, WordStar are A. Appli packages ion packages User's packages D. System 49, Oracle, Ms-access, Sybase, formix are ‘A. Application C. User's packages D. System the sequence of instructions to be carried out by the well-defined task. C. Programmer —_D. Engineer whom a computerized system is being implemented. B, data entry analyst C. Programmer. Operator ‘52. Computer memories are segmented in form of. ‘A. Decimal B. Binary C. Hexadecimal —_D. Octal 53. Convert 10101112 to decimal A. 8710 B97: C. Bin D. 875 54, Convert 1ACi¢ to decimal A. 428:ea B. 42810 C. 42816 D. none55. Convert 110010111012 to Octal A. 31355 B. 313516 C. 31563 D. 75345 56. Convert 11001011101; to hexadecimal A. 651316 B. 65D, C. 6516 D.65Ci6 57. Convert AB4Cj¢ to binary A. 1010101101001111 B.1010101101111100 —C, 1010101101001100 D. 1111101101001100 58. Convert 12BC to octal A.1I2745 B.1127Ds 2117 59. Convert 0.01101; to decimal A, 4062549 B. 0.40625, 60.Convert 0.10101 100; to octal A.0.BCic B.0.ABi D.0.ADi6 61 refers to both the S of modes of reasoning and the use of valid reasoning, ‘A. Modal ws B ©. algebra C.Kamaugh map _D. Logie lding block of a digital circuit ‘olean Logic C, Karnaugh map _D. Logie gates are B.AND,NAND,OR —-C.AND,OR,NOT _D. AND, 64. gate has only one input A. AND BOR C.NOR D.NOT 65. The logic gate in which the output is “true” when both inputs are "true." Otherwise, the output is "false" is... A.NOR gate B, AND gate C. OR gate D. NOT gate66. The logic gate in which the output is "false" if both inputs are "true." Otherwise, the output is "true" is known as ........ A.NOR gate B. NOT gate C.NAND gate D. AND gate 67. gate acts in the same way as the logical "either/or." A. XOR gate B, NOT gate C. NAND gate D AND gate 68. The logic gate below denotes =) >— A. XOR gate B, NOT gate CN, AND gate 69. The logic gate below denotes > A. XOR gate B. ND gate D. AND gate 70. The NOT operator is represet AX CX Dx” 71. The AND” AA C.AQB DAB function in the logic domain. COR D.NOT ing is not a binary operator A.NOT BAND C.NOR D.OR 74. Which of the following arrangements has normal or correct order of precedence. A. NOT operations have the highest precedence, followed by AND operations, followed by OR operations. B. OR operations have the highest precedence, followed by NOT operations, followed by OR ‘operations,C. AND operations have the highest precedence, followed by NOT operations, followed by OR operations. D. NOT operations have the highest precedence, followed by OR operations, followed by AND operations 75.A+(BO)=? A. (A+B) (CB) B.(A+B)(A+C) C.(ABC) a) 16..A. A=? Al BA 71 Atl=? Al BA a 28. isa graphical method of Bool tion, A. Logic gate B. Boolean algebra . Karnaugh map D. Logic ‘operator 79. The Karnaugh map was origins ay 2-by Edward W. Veitch A. 1954, Edward W. Veitch Méurice Karnaugh C. 1952, Edward W. Veitch D. 1953, Maurice 80. The Kamaug A Veit C. Kemap D. All of the above “READ AS WILL NOT HELP AND PRAY AS IF READING WILL NOT HELP YOU" - OLARID WISHING YOU SUCCESSFUL CSC 111 TEST AND EXAMINATION. OLARIDOY 2g S