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This document provides instructions for a pre-test on understanding computer systems. It asks test-takers to list 5 pieces of hardware and software they are familiar with. It then asks them to list 10 computer components and describe each of their roles in the computer system. The goal is to test and improve understanding of basic computer hardware, software, and components.
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