General Trivia Quiz On Technology

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Final Exam 7th Grade Technology

This Final Exam for 7th grade Technology assesses students on various general knowledge topics, including literature, science, and color psychology. It tests understanding of...

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Which example best describes External Conflict?

The Student feels sad because he/she can not make any friends at school

The Student is getting bullied at school

The Student is angry because he/she received a bad grade on their report card

The Student can't sleep at night due to stress

Tech Savvy? Play This Interesting Quiz To Find Out!

Technology is the scientific development which has been making the world a better place to leave in. The results are very numerous, which are very useful in every daily activity....

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 2077 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

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What is the brain of the computer?

Monitor

Central processing unit

Printer

Keyboard

TECHNO THRONE FIRST ROUND!

Dive into the world of technology with the TECHNO THRONE FIRST ROUND! Test your knowledge on famous taglines, tech acquisitions, programming, and more.

Questions: 30 | Attempts: 133 | Last updated: Mar 17, 2023

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“Connecting people” is the tagline of

BlackBerry

Nokia

Celkon

Karbonn

Gateway: Use Of English And Reading Quiz!

Ready for a quiz about technology and science fiction? Read the passage and then answer questions like does Gemma believe that significant progress in this field will occur during...

Questions: 22 | Attempts: 721 | Last updated: Mar 20, 2023

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What’s top of your technology wish list and why? A Gemma It’s an interesting question, particularly now when every day we see more and more gadgets in the shops and we begin to wonder how far technology can actually advance. For me, there’s one big hurdle science needs to cross and I shall be delighted if I’m still around to see it when it happens, as I’m sure it will. One day, I’m sure the technology will exist to replicate what they’ve been doing on science-fiction programmes for years: the ability to transport a person immediately from one place to another. This amazing ability has fascinated people for centuries. We’ve read stories about it and seen films where transporting is a basic form of getting from A to B. We’ve even seen magic shows where conjurors try every trick in the book to fool us into believing that they have this ability. There’s a film called The Prestige about two magicians from Victorian times who were obsessed by this, but the real truth is that it has never been done. How often have we thought how useful it would be to be able to press a switch and travel immediately to a destination? Imagine – no more problems waiting in airports or squeezing into crowded buses. I think inventing a transporter would be the single most important development for our society. It would completely change our way of life. All the airlines would be out of business for a start! It will happen – the question is when? B Quentin Wow, that’s a difficult question. Technology is moving ahead so quickly at the moment that it’s difficult to know what gadgets are just around the corner and which aren’t even on the drawing board. Things like robots and computer games are developing all the time. They’re two things that really interest me. Robots are getting smaller and cleverer and I don’t think it will be long before they are regularly used in daily, everyday life situations rather than as they are now, mainly in industry. I can see them helping with chores around the house, cooking, cleaning and so on. I know some robots are used in this capacity already, but it’s only the very rich who can afford the luxury and I think they’re still a bit clumsy, although the technology is improving all the time. But apart from robot development, what intrigues me is how far the developers of computer games will go. On Star Trek™, that incredible sci-fi series of the 70s which still has a cult following today, for relaxation the crew of the star ship go to the ‘Holodeck’. There they could interact with holograms from different historical periods in situations of their choice. Now, wouldn’t that be a great form of entertainment? Researchers have found a way to use lasers, mirrors and cameras to create a three-dimensional interactive hologram that is safe to touch, but the technology is still very much in its infancy. I can’t see it happening soon but one day, who knows? That’s definitely at the top of my technology wish list!

RAPID TECHNO BITS & BYTES

A Quiz that will test your Tech Skills and help you to improve them.

Questions: 20 | Attempts: 229 | Last updated: Mar 19, 2023

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A Bit Stands for

Binary Digit

Binary Data

Binary Deci

None of The Above

Sixth Grade Gateway To Technology Pre-Test

This is a pre-test to assess your knowledge and mastery of computer applications and computer vocabulary that you've learning this semester.

Questions: 20 | Attempts: 199 | Last updated: Mar 20, 2023

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This is the default orientation that sets a document page up vertically.

Landscape

Portrait

Wide

Long

General Trivia Quiz On Technology

HD televisions and theater screens share what aspect ratio?

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In audio recording, to which of the following objects would you connect a lavalier microphone?

The Japanese term for "check" was taken as the name for what American video game company?

Introduced in 1971, what was the original name for the floppy disk?

The original floppy disk had a diameter of how many inches?

In television, what is designated by the numbers in 480i, 720p and 1080i?

Mattel released what product, their first home game console, in 1979?

Which video game feature made its debut in 1978's Space Invaders?

1976's Apple-1 computer was the first to use what peripheral device?

What computer component made its debut in 1956?

Edward Teller led the team behind the 1952 invention of what object?

James Russell received a patent in 1970 for which music and data storage device?

In computing, what does RAM stand for?