Computer Knowledge Practice Question and Answer

Q:

What is E.D.P?

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    electronic data power
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    Electronic data personal
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    Electronic data part
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    Electronic data processing
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Answer : 4. "Electronic data processing"

Q:

What is Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT?

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    processor
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    domain name
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    modem
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    Operating System
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Answer : 4. "Operating System"

Q:

The input is converted to output?

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    memory
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    CPU
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    input and output
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    Peripherals
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Answer : 2. "CPU"

Q:

What is a bug in computer terminology?

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    A virus
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    A program
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    An error in program
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    None of these
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Answer : 3. "An error in program"

Q:

MS-DOS/Windows commands and Unix/Linux commands are used to list directories/files available in the current directory or for information about a file.

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    Rmdir, Mkdir
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    Type, Car
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    Is Dir
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    none of the above
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Answer : 1. "Rmdir, Mkdir"

Q:

Which is the first counting machine?

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    calculator
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    differential engine
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    Abacus
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    Clock
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Answer : 3. "Abacus"

Q:

3 A nibble is equal to bits.

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    4
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    8
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    16
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    32
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Answer : 1. " 4"
Explanation :

Actually, a nibble consists of 4 bits, not 3. In computing, a nibble is a unit of data that consists of 4 bits, which can represent 16 different values (2^4). Each nibble can be expressed as a single hexadecimal digit (0 to F, where F represents 15 in decimal) and is half of a byte, which consists of 8 bits. So, 4 bits make up one nibble.


Q:

Computer can be used for:

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    Computing
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    Word processing
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    Storing document
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    All of these
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Answer : 4. "All of these "

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