Millionaire
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 1 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
CPU stands for 10 £32,000
9 16,000
8 £8,000
7 £4,000
6 £2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Control Panel Unit Computer Printer Unit
XCentral Processing Unit Car Production Unit
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 2 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
The RAM is 10 £32,000
9 16,000
sometimes 8 £8,000
called 7
6
£4,000
£2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
XMemory Processor
Pentium Keyboard
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 3 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
HDD stands for 10 £32,000
9 16,000
8 £8,000
7 £4,000
6 £2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
High Density Device Hard Double Disc
Human Duplex Device XHard Disc Drive
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 4 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
The part of the 10 £32,000
9 16,000
computer that 8 £8,000
stores your work 7
6
£4,000
£2,000
is 5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
RAM CPU
RGB XHDD
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 5 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
The amount of 10 £32,000
9 16,000
Hard Disc space 8 £8,000
is measured in 7
6
£4,000
£2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
GHz XGB
GF GDD
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 6 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
To increase the 10 £32,000
9 16,000
speed of your 8 £8,000
computer you 7
6
£4,000
£2,000
can 5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Increase the HDD Decrease the RAM
XIncrease the RAM Decrease the CPU
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 7 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
This is a picture 10 £32,000
9 16,000
of 8 £8,000
7 £4,000
6 £2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
XCPU HDD
RAM Motherboard
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 8 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
The parts of the 10 £32,000
9 16,000
computer inside 8 £8,000
the base unit are 7
6
£4,000
£2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Internal Software XInternal Hardware
External Hardware External Software
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 9 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
Which is the 10 £32,000
9 16,000
correct spelling 8 £8,000
7 £4,000
6 £2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Proccessor XProcessor
Processer Prosessor
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 10 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
Which is the 10 £32,000
9 16,000
highest memory 8 £8,000
7 £4,000
6 £2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
1 MB 1 GB
X2048 MB 1.5 GB
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 11 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
GHz stands for 10 £32,000
9 16,000
8 £8,000
7 £4,000
6 £2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Google Huntz Giga Hands
Google Hertz XGiga Hertz
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 12 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
Pentium make 10 £32,000
9 16,000
8 £8,000
7 £4,000
6 £2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
RAM Computers
HDDs XCPUs
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 13 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
The hard drive is 10 £32,000
9 16,000
connected to the 8 £8,000
motherboard 7
6
£4,000
£2,000
using 5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
XRibbon cable USB
Red and Green wires Magnets
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 14 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
This is a picture 10 £32,000
9 16,000
of 8 £8,000
7 £4,000
6 £2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Remote Access Memory XRandom Access Memory
Hard Disk Drive Removable Access
Memory
15 £1 Million
14 £500,000
Question 15 13 £250,000
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
The best IT 10 £32,000
9 16,000
teacher in the 8 £8,000
world is 7
6
£4,000
£2,000
5 £1,000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Professor Juggle Mr J. Bold
XMr S. Davies Mrs Jude
I Think the Answer is A
A
I Think the Answer is B
B
I Think the Answer is C
C
I Think the Answer is D
D
I Think the Answer is
Don’t Know
I’m not
too sure
Audience A
A B C D
Audience B
A B C D
Audience C
A B C D
Audience D
A B C D
Audience Draw
A B C D
You leave with nothing
You Leave with £1000
You Leave with £32,000
Won a Million