1. The motherboard acts as a platform to connect all of the computer's components together.

2. It connects the CPU, memory, hard drive, optical drive, video card, sound card, and other ports and expansion cards directly or through cables.

3. It can be considered as the backbone of the computer.

4. The CPU is the brain of the computer, and it is responsible for executing program instructions and processing data. Memory provides short-term storage for computers,

5. It stores program instructions and data that is used by the CPU.

1. Joystick is mainly used for computer gaming.

2. What is Joystick? It is a small device whose primary purpose is to control an appliance. It works as an input device and helps the user navigate in different directions.

3. With the joystick, you can change your device by moving it up, down, left or right. It works according to the input you give and helps you control the device by tilting or rotating it.

1. Optical Mark Reading (OMR) is a method of entering data into a computer system.

2. Optical mark readers read pencil or pen marks made in pre-determined positions on paper forms as answers to questions or tick list signs.

1. The output printed from the computer is called a hard copy.

2. “When we see any text or image or any design inside any computer software, then to make that design or text a document, with the help of a printer, with the help of a hard copy generator. If it is printed on paper, then that printed paper is called a Hard Copy”.

1. Digital Versatile Disc (DVD), sometimes also known as Digital Video Disc (DVD), is an optical disc storage media format for storing digital data.

2. DVD offers higher storage capacity than compact disc (CD) when having the same size.