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ICT Tutorial Questions and Answers

The document contains a series of ICT tutorial questions covering various topics such as computer hardware, software, networking, and cybersecurity. Each question is followed by multiple-choice answers, with the correct answer indicated. Topics include printers, SSDs, programming languages, encryption, and emerging technologies like AI and blockchain.

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ND1 ICT TUTORIAL QUESTION

1. Which port is commonly used to connect a printer?

A) HDMI
B) USB
C) VGA
D) Ethernet
Correct: B)

2 What does SSD stand for?

A) Solid State Drive


B) Super Speed Disk
C) System Storage Device
D) Secure Software Drive
Correct: A)

4 Which device converts digital signals to analog for transmission over telephone lines?

A) Router
B) Modem
C) Switch
D) Hub
Correct: B)

5. Which software is used to create spreadsheets?

A) Microsoft Word
B) Microsoft PowerPoint
C) Microsoft Excel
D) Microsoft Access
Correct: C)

6 What is an open-source operating system?

A) Windows
B) macOS
C) Linux
D) iOS
Correct: C)
7. Which file format is used for images with transparency?

A) JPG
B) PNG
C) BMP
D) GIF
Correct: B)

8. What does PDF stand for?

A) Portable Document Format


B) Personal Data File
C) Printed Document File
D) Public Digital Format
Correct: A)

9 Which programming language is used for web development?

A) Java
B) Python
C) HTML
D) C++
Correct: C)

10 What is malware designed to do?

A) Improve computer speed


B) Harm or exploit a computer system
C) Backup files automatically
D) Increase internet speed
Correct: B)

11. What is phishing?

A) A type of hardware failure


B) A cyberattack to steal sensitive information
C) A programming language
D) A type of software update
Correct: B)

12 Which of the following is the strongest password?

A) 123456
B) Password
C) P@ssw0rd!2024
D) Admin
Correct: C)

13 What does encryption do?

A) Speeds up internet connection


B) Converts data into a secure code
C) Deletes unwanted files
D) Increases storage space
Correct: B)

14. What is two-factor authentication (2FA)?

A) Using two different passwords


B) Verifying identity using two different methods
C) Having two email accounts
D) Using two different browsers
Correct: B)

15. What does AI stand for?

A) Automated Intelligence
B) Artificial Intelligence
C) Advanced Internet
D) Algorithmic Interface
Correct: B)

16 Which technology is used in blockchain?

A) Centralized Database
B) Distributed Ledger
C) Cloud Storage
D) Virtual Reality
Correct: B)

17. What is IoT short for?

A) Internet of Things
B) ernational Online Technology
C) Integrated Operating Terminal
D) Internet of Transactions
Correct: A)
18. Which company developed ChatGPT?

A) Google
B) Microsoft
C) OpenAI
D) IBM
Correct: C)

19. What does VR stand for? 1. An electronic tool that allows information to be input,
processed, and output is: a. Computer b. Calculator c. Abacus d. None of these

20 Which of the following is not the advantage of computer? a. Speed b. Accuracy c.


Diligence d. No IQ

21. Which of the following is not type of computer? a. Supercomputer b. Mindframe


computers c. Mini Computers d. Micro Computers

22. Computers with highest speed and capacity is: a. Supercomputer b. Mainframe
computers

c. Mini Computers d. Micro Computers

23. Which of the following is not used as a portable computer? a. Desktop computer b.
Laptop computer c. Notebook computer d. None

24 Input unit : a. Accepts data from outside world b. Gives data to outside world

c. Processes data d. None

A) Virtual Reality
B) Verified Response
C) Visual Recognition
D) Voltage Regulator
Correct: A)
25. What is a database?

A) A collection of related data


B) A type of computer hardware
C) A programming language
D) A network protocol
Correct: A)

26. Which is a popular database management system?

A) MySQL
B) Photoshop
C) PowerPoint
D) Windows
Correct: A)

B) Universal Resource Link1. What does ICT stand for?

A) International Communication Technology


B) Information and Communication Technology
C) Internet and Computer Technology
D) Integrated Computer Techniques
Correct: B)

27. Which of the following is NOT an input device?

A) Keyboard
B) Mouse
C) Printer
D) Scanner
Correct: C)

28. What is the full form of CPU?

A) Central Processing Unit


B) Computer Processing Unit
C) Control Processing Unit
D) Central Program Unit
Correct: A)

29 Which device is used to store data permanently?

A) RAM
B) ROM
C) Hard Disk
D) Cache
Correct: C)

30. Which of the following is an example of an operating system?

A) Microsoft Word
B) Google Chrome
C) Windows 10
D) Adobe Photoshop
Correct: C)

31 What does URL stand for?

A) Uniform Resource Locator

C) Unified Resource Locator


D) Uniform Retrieval Link
Correct: A)

32. Which protocol is used to send emails?

A) FTP
B) HTTP
C) SMTP
D) TCP
Correct: C)

33. What is the most common internet connection type today?

A) Dial-up
B) Broadband
C) Leased Line
D) ISDN
Correct: B)

34 Which of the following is a web browser?

A) Microsoft Excel
B) Mozilla Firefox
C) Adobe Reader
D) Windows Media Player
Correct: B)

35. What does VPN stand for?


A) Virtual Private Network
B) Visual Personal Network
C) Verified Public Network
D) Virtual Public Node
Correct: A)

36. Which component is the "brain" of the computer?

A) RAM
B) Hard Disk
C) CPU
D) GPU
Correct: C)

37. What type of memory is volatile?

A) ROM
B) Hard Disk
C) RAM
D) SSD
Correct: C)

38 Which of the following is not part of CPU : a. ALU b. CU

c. Registers d. RAM

39 Which of the following cannot be the part of output unit? a. Printer b. Monitor c.
Projector d. Keyboard

40 Which part of CPU performs mathematical operations? a. CU b. ALU c. Registers d.


RAM

41 The number of instructions a computer can process in a given time is called its a.
Versatility b. Speed c. Efficiency d. Accuracy
42. The part of computer similar to the human brain is a. Floppy disk b. Printer c.
Central processing unit d. Mouse

43 _____________ is designed for handling the operation and extending the processing
capability of the computer system. a. ROM b. System Software c. Hardware d. DVD

44 ____________ allows the information to pass in only one direction which carries the
information of data location in the memory. a. Data Bus [Link] Bus c. Address Bus
d. None

45 _______________ Processor is used mainly for games and uses parallel instruction. a.
CPU b. GPU c. RAM d. DVD

46 ______________ memory is volatile and data is temporarily stores the data while
executing program. a. ROM b. RAM c. EPROM d. EEPROM

47 ____________ Storage device protects itself from dust and has large storage capacity. a.
CD b. Floppy disk c. Winchester disk d. DVD

48 . Circular concentric lines on the disk which helps in data storage are called as
_________. a. Sector b. track c. platters d. shaft

49 ____________ is used for storing frequently used instruction for faster access. a. ROM
b. RAM c. Cache d. Hard disk

50 _____________memory divides the data into pages so that it can swap in and out data to
increase performance. a. Cache b. ROM c. Virtual memory d. RAM
51. Ultraviolet rays are used to erase the data of the chip before it is reprogrammed. a.
EPROM b. EEPROM [Link] d. DV

52. What is the permanent memory built into your computer called? a. RAM [Link]
[Link] [Link]-ROM

53. RAM is ________________memory a. External b. Auxiliary

c. Internal d. Main

54. The physical Devices of a computer is known as : a. Software b. Package c. System


software d. Hardware

55. Which of the following is not an operating system? a. Windows b. Linux c. Oracle d.
DOS

56. Full form of DVD is? a. Digital Versatile Disk b. Digital Video disk

c. Dynamic Versatile Disk d. Dynamic video disk

57. Length of Address Bus in 16-bit Computer : a. 12-bit b. 8-bit

c. 16-bit d. 10-bit

58 What does SQL stand for?

A) Structured Query Language


B) Simple Question Language
C) System Query Logic
D) Standard Question Line
Correct: A)
58. What is cloud computing?

A) Storing data on physical hard drives only


B) Delivering computing services over the internet
C) A type of malware
D) An offline storage method
Correct: B)

59. Which is NOT a cloud service provider?

A) AWS
B) Azure
C) Google Cloud
D) Microsoft Word
Correct: D)

61. What is the purpose of HTML?

A) To style web pages


B) To structure web content
C) To program server-side logic
D) To manage databases
Correct: B)

61. Which language is used for styling web pages?

A) JavaScript
B) CSS
C) Python
D) SQL
Correct: B)

62. What does IDE stand for?

A) Integrated Development Environment


B) Internet Data Exchange
C) Internal Disk Error
D) Input Device Emulator
Correct: A)

63 Which is a backend programming language?

A) HTML
B) CSS
C) JavaScript
D) Python
Correct: D)

64. What does API stand for?

A) Automated Programming Interface


B) Application Programming Interface
C) Advanced Program Integration
D) Active Protocol Interface
Correct: B)

65 What is a LAN?

A) A large global network


B) A local area network
C) A type of malware
D) A wireless protocol
Correct: B)

66. Which device connects multiple computers in a network?

A) Modem
B) Router
C) Switch
D) CPU
Correct: C)

67. What does IP stand for?

A) Internet Protocol
B) Internal Processing
C) Integrated Program
D) International Provider
Correct: A)

68. Which is a private IP address range?

A) [Link]
B) [Link]
C) [Link]
D) [Link]
Correct: A)
69 What is Wi-Fi?

A) A wired network technology


B) A wireless networking technology
C) A type of virus
D) A programming language
Correct: B)

70. What is digital literacy?

A) The ability to use digital devices effectively


B) A type of computer hardware
C) A programming concept
D) A cybersecurity threat
Correct: A)

71. What is e-commerce?

A) Electronic mail
B) Buying/selling goods online
C) A type of software
D) A computer virus
Correct: B)

72. Which is an example of social media?

A) Microsoft Excel
B) Facebook
C) Adobe Photoshop
D) Windows OS
Correct: B)

73. What is telecommuting?

A) Working remotely using ICT


B) A type of malware
C) A hardware component
D) A programming error
Correct: A)

74. What is digital divide?

A) A type of computer virus


B) The gap between those with/without ICT access
C) A programming language
D) A networking protocol
Correct: B)

75. What is Big Data?

A) Large volumes of structured/unstructured data


B) A type of computer hardware
C) A programming error
D) A cybersecurity attack
Correct: A)

76. What is machine learning?

A) A subset of AI that enables systems to learn from data


B) A type of computer memory
C) A networking protocol
D) A hardware component
Correct: A)

77. What is 5G?

A) The fifth generation of mobile networks


B) A type of malware
C) A programming language
D) A computer brand
Correct: A)

78. What is quantum computing?

A) A type of traditional computer


B) Computing using quantum bits (qubits)
C) A cybersecurity tool
D) A networking device
Correct: B)

79 What is a firewall?

A) A security system that monitors network traffic


B) A type of computer virus
C) A programming language
D) A hardware storage device
Correct: A)
80 What is a cookie in web browsing?

A) A small text file stored on a user’s device


B) A type of malware
C) A hardware component
D) A programming error
Correct: A)

81. What does GUI stand for?

A) Graphical User Interface


B) General Utility Interface
C) Global User Integration
D) Graphics Unit Input
Correct: A)

82 What is an ISP?

A) Internet Service Provider


B) Internal System Protocol
C) Integrated Software Program
D) International Security Policy
Correct: A)

83. What is the purpose of a backup?

A) To delete data permanently


B) To restore data in case of loss
C) To speed up a computer
D) To encrypt files
Correct: B)

84. What is a motherboard?

A) The main circuit board of a computer


B) A type of software
C) A peripheral device
D) A networking cable
Correct: A)

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