A Little History Of Apple- Apple I

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1.

Write your Name, Last Name and Class
2.

In what year did they started to work on the thinking machine?
- A.
  
  1986
- B.
  
  1975
- C.
  
  1835
Correct Answer
B. 1975

Explanation
The correct answer is 1975. This suggests that they started working on the thinking machine in 1975.

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3.

How did they call this thinking machine?
- A.
  
  Laptop Computer
- B.
  
  Desktop Computer
- C.
  
  Home Computer
Correct Answer
C. Home Computer

Explanation
The thinking machine was called a "Home Computer" because it was designed to be used in the comfort of one's own home. Unlike a laptop or desktop computer, which can be used in various locations, a home computer typically refers to a personal computer that is primarily used at home for tasks such as word processing, internet browsing, and entertainment purposes.

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4.

In 1976 computers where very big
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
The statement "In 1976 computers were very big" is true. During this time, computers were typically large and bulky, occupying entire rooms. This was the era of mainframe computers, which required significant physical space to house their components and had limited processing power compared to modern computers. The development of smaller and more powerful personal computers came later, making computers more accessible and compact.

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5.

In 1976, computers where used only by
- A.
  
  Children
- B.
  
  Scientists
- C.
  
  Universities and Big Corporations
Correct Answer
C. Universities and Big Corporations

Explanation
During the year 1976, computers were primarily utilized by universities and big corporations. This can be inferred from the given options, where the answer choice "Universities and Big Corporations" accurately reflects the predominant users of computers during that time period. It was a time when computers were not as widely accessible or affordable, so they were mainly restricted to educational institutions and large companies that could afford the technology.

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6.

What was the name of the big computers on the video?
- A.
  
  Desktop Computers
- B.
  
  Mainframes
- C.
  
  Personal Computers
Correct Answer
B. Mainframes

Explanation
The correct answer is Mainframes. Mainframes are large, powerful computers that are typically used by big organizations to process large amounts of data and handle complex tasks. They are designed to handle multiple users simultaneously and are known for their reliability, security, and high processing power. In the video, the big computers mentioned are referred to as mainframes.

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7.

Steve Wozniak invented the first:
- A.
  
  PC
- B.
  
  Tablet
- C.
  
  Micro Computer
Correct Answer
C. Micro Computer

Explanation
Steve Wozniak is famously known for co-founding Apple Inc. and for his contribution to the development of the Apple I and Apple II computers. The term "microcomputer" is often used to describe early personal computers, which were smaller and more affordable compared to mainframe computers. Since Wozniak played a significant role in creating the Apple II, which is considered one of the first successful microcomputers, it is reasonable to attribute the invention of the microcomputer to him.

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8.

The first computer created by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs was called:
- A.
  
  Macintosh
- B.
  
  Apple 1
- C.
  
  Hewlett Packard
Correct Answer
B. Apple 1

Explanation
The correct answer is Apple 1. The Apple 1 was the first computer created by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs. It was released in 1976 and consisted of a motherboard, but did not include a keyboard, monitor, or case. It was sold as a DIY kit and was aimed at hobbyists and computer enthusiasts. The Apple 1 was a significant milestone in the history of personal computers and laid the foundation for the success of Apple Inc.

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9.

To assemble the computer boards, the two Steves paid their friends only $1 dollar for each one so they could profit how much for each board?
- A.
  
  $40 dollars
- B.
  
  $20 dollars
- C.
  
  $10 dollars
Correct Answer
B. $20 dollars

Explanation
The two Steves paid their friends $1 dollar for each computer board. Since they assembled the boards themselves, they would have sold each board for a higher price to make a profit. Therefore, they would have profited $20 dollars for each board.

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10.

Lisa Loop wanted to create a public access to computers for what purpose?
- A.
  
  Scientific
- B.
  
  Just for games
- C.
  
  Educational
Correct Answer
C. Educational

Explanation
Lisa Loop wanted to create a public access to computers for educational purposes. This suggests that she intended to provide a platform for individuals to learn and acquire knowledge through the use of computers. It implies that the computers would be used for educational activities such as research, studying, and accessing educational resources rather than solely for entertainment or scientific purposes.

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11.

The Apple 1 computer could print out information.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The Apple 1 computer did not have the capability to print out information. It was a very basic computer that was released in 1976 and it did not have a built-in printer. Users had to connect the Apple 1 to an external printer if they wanted to print anything. Therefore, the statement that the Apple 1 computer could print out information is false.

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12.

How many Apple 1 computers did they sell?
- A.
  
  Almost 200
- B.
  
  Almost 100
- C.
  
  Almost 300
Correct Answer
A. Almost 200

Explanation
The question asks for the number of Apple 1 computers sold. The answer "Almost 200" indicates that the number of computers sold was close to 200.

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13.

What was the name of the first successful personal computer?
- A.
  
  Apple 1.2
- B.
  
  Mac OS
- C.
  
  Apple 2
Correct Answer
C. Apple 2

Explanation
The Apple 2 is considered the first successful personal computer because it was the first mass-produced computer that included a keyboard, color graphics, and the ability to connect to a TV or monitor. It was also the first personal computer to have expandable memory and the ability to run software from floppy disks. The Apple 2 was released in 1977 and became a popular choice for home users, schools, and businesses, solidifying Apple's position in the personal computer market.

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14.

To answer Question 14, you need to watch the other video (in the same page) called: "Steve Jobs demos the Macintosh"Write three paragraphs about what you think are the differences and similarities of the computer on the video and the one you use now.

A Little History Of Apple- Apple I

Write your Name, Last Name and Class

In what year did they started to work on the thinking machine?

How did they call this thinking machine?

In 1976 computers where very big

In 1976, computers where used only by

What was the name of the big computers on the video?

Steve Wozniak invented the first:

The first computer created by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs was called:

To assemble the computer boards, the two Steves paid their friends only $1 dollar for each one so they could profit how much for each board?

Lisa Loop wanted to create a public access to computers for what purpose?

The Apple 1 computer could print out information.

How many Apple 1 computers did they sell?

What was the name of the first successful personal computer?

To answer Question 14, you need to watch the other video (in the same page) called: "Steve Jobs demos the Macintosh"Write three paragraphs about what you think are the differences and similarities of the computer on the video and the one you use now.