Parts of the computer
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The document introduces the basic parts of a computer, including the monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, CPU, floppy disk, CD, USB flash drive, digital camera, and laptop. It provides descriptions of each part and their functions. Students are instructed to learn the parts of the computer by clicking on images and answering multiple choice questions.
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![Welcome Today we are going to learn about the parts of the computer. We will be using computers at school for a variety of reasons. We will write, draw, color, read, research and play on the computers, in the lab. Most of you have computers at home that you can use and some of the things we learn can be done at home too! We always need to follow 3 main guidelines when using the computer: Click here to go back ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/partsofthecomputer-100821220055-phpapp01/85/Parts-of-the-computer-1-320.jpg)
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This document provides an overview of the basic parts and functions of a computer. It explains that a computer consists of an input unit (keyboard, mouse), processing unit (CPU), memory (RAM, ROM), storage devices (hard drive, flash drive), and output units (monitor, printer). It describes the role of each component and how information is entered, processed, stored and displayed on a computer. Key components like the motherboard, power supply and networking cards are also outlined. The document concludes by explaining binary code and how bytes, kilobytes and gigabytes are used to measure digital information storage.
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The document summarizes the basic parts of a desktop computer: the computer case, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and power cord. The computer case houses the main components and comes in different shapes. Monitors display images and have different display technologies like LCD or LED. Keyboards allow users to type and communicate with the computer. Mice are pointing devices that allow users to click and move items. There are also mouse alternatives like trackballs and touchpads. The front and back of computer cases have various ports and buttons to connect different devices.
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This document provides an overview of the basic parts of a computer and how they work. It explains that a computer consists of an input device like a keyboard or mouse, processing components like the CPU and memory, and output devices like a monitor or printer. The CPU contains the computer's "brain" and processes data using binary code of 1s and 0s. Memory is used to store programs and files, and comes in different types like RAM and ROM. Common internal parts are described like the motherboard, hard drive, power supply and expansion cards. Units of data storage are defined, from bytes to kilobytes, megabytes and gigabytes. The document is intended to teach computer basics to kids in a simple, easy to
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- 23. This is the part of the computer that you can type on to put information into the computer. It is called a: A. Monitor D. Printer C. Keyboard B. Mouse
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- 26. You can store files on one of these. They are called: A. CPUs D. Keyboards C. Mice B. Floppy Disks
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- 29. This is the part of the computer that you see information on. It is called a: A. Monitor D. Printer C. Keyboard B. Mouse
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- 32. This is a type of disk that can store a large amount of information. It is called a: A. Mouse D. CD – Compact Disk C. Floppy Disk B. CPU
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- 35. This is the part of the computer that prints out text or graphics on paper. It is called a: A. Printer D. Monitor C. Keyboard B. Mouse
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- 41. This is the most important part of the computer, also known as the “brain” of the computer. It is called a: A. CPU D. Printer C. Monitor B. Mouse
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- 44. This is a smaller more portable computer that people can take with them when traveling or working in a different location, other than a classroom or lab. It is called a: A. Monitor D. CPU C. Keyboard B. Laptop
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