2. Any part of the computer that has a physical structure.

3. Any set of instructions that tells the computer what to do.

4. A type of computer that is easy to upgrade and expand or add new parts. It is characterized by the need to establish , retain, and process files of data for producing useful information.

5. It refers to the transfer of data unto some form or document .

6. The reproducing the data unto many forms of documents .

7. Identifying and arranging items with like characteristics into groups or classes

8. Arranging data in a specific order.

9. A form of computer input and output media that is used to provide input to the CPU.

10. Each character in this code is represented by a unique combination of punched holes.

11. Most commonly distributed to users and is used primarily as an end product

12. These devices are used to provide link between the machine and its users

13. An output device that produces data in readable form.

14. Were used primarily for inputting source data.

16. Identifying and arranging items with like characteristics into groups or classes . (a) recording (b) verifying (c) duplicating (d) classifying

17. Its official name was Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator (a) Mark 1 (b) ENIAC (c) EDVAC (d) none of these

18. Developed in 1943 to 1946 that utilizes 18,000 vacuum tubes. (a) Mark 1 (b) ENIAC (c) EDVAC (d) none of these

19. A computer generation where multiprocessing , multiprogramming and time sharing are done (a) First Generation Computers (b) Second Generation Computers (c) Third Generation Computers (d) Fourth Generation Computers

20. Integrated solid- state circuitry , improved secondary storage devices and new input / output devices were the most advances in this generation (a) First Generation Computers (b) Second Generation Computers (c) Third Generation Computers (d) Fourth Generation Computers

21. Solid state components and magnetic core storage formed the basis for the generation of these computers. (a) First Generation Computers (b) Second Generation Computers (c) Third Generation Computers (d) Fourth Generation Computers

22. The use of vacuum tubes in place of relays as a means of storing data in memory and the use of stored-program concept. (a) First Generation Computers (b) Second Generation Computers (c) Third Generation Computers (d) Fourth Generation Computers

23. When the machine performs most of the required operations. (a) ADP (b) EDP (c) DPB (d ) none of these

24. It represents the personnel involved in the system analysis, programming, computer operations and system maintenance. (a) software (b) hardware (c) peopleware (d) all of theseIII – ENUMERATION<br />1 – 2 Two Basic Parts of all types of computers<br />3 - 4 Two Popular Types of Personal Computers<br />5 – 7 Three most common operating systems<br />8 - 9 Two types of Linux operating system<br />10-14 Common versions of Windows operating system<br />15 – 18 Computer Capabilities<br />19 – 29 Data Processing Operations<br />30 – 35 Earliest computing devices<br />36 - 40Advantages of Electronic Data Processing<br />GOD BLESS EVERYONE AND HAPPY SEMESTRAL BREAK !<br />