Trivia Quiz: Can You Pass This Technical Exam?

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1. What do the letters RAM stand for?
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All of us use Computers in daily life, but how much of you are aware of the technical terms, about their hardware and software. So are you a Techno-Savvy? If you are, then try out this quiz. Read each definition and choose the appropriate answer. All the best!

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2. What do the letters ROM stand for?
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3. What do the letters CD-ROM stand for?
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4. Hand held device used to select items on a screen.
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5. Groups of computers connected together that share information & harware
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6. Electric storage used by the computer
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7. Information going into the computer
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8. Flashing symbol on the computer screen.
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9. Displays text and graphics.
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10. Device that reads from and writes to a disk
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11. Any part of the computer you can see or touch
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12. A Disk that can only be read
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13. Used to enter data, information, and instructions
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14. Programs that tell the computer what to do
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15. Specifically for writing and text editing
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16. Information that the user enters/changes/retrieves.  It is lost when the computer is turned off.
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17. Information that the user cannot change.  Built into the computer & remains after the computer is turned off.
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What do the letters RAM stand for?
What do the letters ROM stand for?
What do the letters CD-ROM stand for?
Hand held device used to select items on a screen.
Groups of computers connected together that share information &...
Electric storage used by the computer
Information going into the computer
Flashing symbol on the computer screen.
Displays text and graphics.
Device that reads from and writes to a disk
Any part of the computer you can see or touch
A Disk that can only be read
Used to enter data, information, and instructions
Programs that tell the computer what to do
Specifically for writing and text editing
Information that the user enters/changes/retrieves.  It is lost...
Information that the user cannot change.  Built into the computer...
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