The learners demonstrate an understanding of concepts and principles in setting up computer networks

1. THE
MEMORY
GAME

2. Identify the
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ROUND 1

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21. ROUND 2

22. use a thermal conductor to
reduce heat generated and
prevent overheating from
hardware components like
CPU
Heatsink

23. is a digital interface that allows
audio and video data to be
transmitted in a single cable to
digital devices such as a digital TV,
projector, gaming console,
computer, mobile devices, digital
camera, cable box
HDMI

24. is a type of temporary data
storage device found in
computers and other electronic
devices.
RAM

25. Consider as their "brain" because
it handles all of the device's
decision-making functions.
CPU

26. is nonvolatile storage whose
content will not get erased even
after power is cut off. Content
stored in ROM is impossible or
very difficult to modify.
ROM

27. is nonvolatile storage whose
content will not get erased even
after power is cut off. Content
stored in ROM is impossible or
very difficult to modify.
ROM

28. is a type of expansion slot similar
to a PCI slot, although it is mostly
used for graphics cards.
AGP

29. is also known as Memory
Controller Hub or Host Bridge. It
is the motherboard's primary
controller, directing traffic to and
from the CPU
Northbridge

30. The primary function of the this is to
supply power to the Motherboard and
its attached components and
peripherals.
Power Supply