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Computer Awareness MCQs for IBPS CWE 202
. !ne megab"te e#uals appro$imatel"
1) 1,000 bits
2) 1,000 bytes
3) 1 million bytes
4) 1 million bits
5) 2,000 bytes
2. %ata going into t&e computer is calle'( 1) Output
2) Algorithm
3) Input
4) Calculations
5) Flochart
). W&ic& of t&e following refers to t&e memor" in "our computer( 1) !A"
2) #$%
3) &$'
4) %A(
5) C)&
*. W&en "ou are wor+ing on a 'ocument on PC, w&ere is t&e 'ocument temporaril"
store'( 1) !A"
2) !O"
3) *he C)&
4) Flash memory
5) *he C#+!om
-. Information tra.els between components on t&e mot&er boar' t&roug&/
1) Flash memory
2) C"O$
3)'ays
4) 'uses
5) )eripherals
0. 1ow are 'ata organise' in a sprea's&eet( 1) %ines an, spaces
2) %ayers an, planes
3) -eight an, i,th
4) !os an, columns
5) (one o. these
2. W&ic& of t&e following is true( 1) 'yte is a single ,igit in a binary number
2) 'it represents a grouping o. ,igital numbers
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3) /ight+,igit binary number is calle, a byte
4) /ight+,igit binary number is calle, a bit
5) (one o. these
3. 4ransformation of input into output is performe' b"( 1) )eripherals
2) "emory
3) $torage
4) *he Input+Output unit
5) *he C)&
5. 1ow man" options 'oes a binar" c&oice offer( 1) (one
2) One
3) *o
4) It ,epen,s on the amount o. memory in the computer
5) It ,epen,s on the spee, o. the computer0s processor
0. .....is collection of web pages an' ......is t&e .er" first page t&at we see on opening
of a web/site
1) -ome+page, 1eb+page
2) 1eb+site, -ome+page
3) 1eb+page, -ome+page
4) 1eb+page, 1eb+site
5) (one o. these
. W&en t&e pointer is positione' on a 66666 it is s&ape' li+e a &an'.
1) 2rammar error
2) -yperlin3
3) $creen tip
4) $pelling error
5) Formatting error
2. 4&e 66666 of a s"stem inclu'es t&e programs or instructions. 1) -ar,are
2) Icon
3) In.ormation
4) $o.tare
5) (one o. these
). 7www7 stan's for 66666 1) 1orl, 1or, 1eb
2) 1orl, 1i,e 1eb
3) 1orl, 1hite 1eb
4) 1orl, 1or3 1eb
5) (one o. these
*. W&at menu is selecte' to cut, cop", an' paste( 1) File
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2) *ools
3) $pecial
4) /,it
5) (one
-. 8ou can use t&e tab +e" to
1) "o4e a cursor across the screen
2) In,ent a paragraph
3) "o4e the cursor ,on the screen
4) Only 51) an, 52)
5) (one o. these
0. 4&e most important or powerful computer in a t"pical networ+ is 66666 1)
#es3top
2) (etor3 client
3) (etor3 ser4er
4) (etor3 station
5) (one o. these
2. W&ic& of t&e following is an e$ample of connecti.it"(
1) Internet
2) Floppy ,is3
3) )oer cor,
4) #ata
5) (one o. these
3. 4&e abilit" to fin' an in'i.i'ual item in a file imme'iatel" 666 is use'.
1) File allocation table
2) #irectory
3) $e6uential access
4) #irect access
5) (one o. these
5. 4&e primar" purpose of software is to turn 'ata into 66666 1) 1eb sites
2) In.ormation
3) )rograms
4) Ob7ects
5) (one o. these
20. 4o w&at temporar" area can "ou store te$t an' ot&er 'ata, an' later paste t&em
to anot&er location(
1) *he clipboar,
2) !O"
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3) C#+!O"
4) *he har, ,is3
5) (one o. these
2. Storage t&at retains its 'ata after t&e power is tune' off is referre' to as
1) 4olatile storage
2) non+4olatile storage
3) se6uential storage
4) ,irect storage
5) (one o. these
22. 66666is t&e science t&at attempts to pro'uce mac&ines t&at 'ispla" t&e same t"pe
of intelligence t&at &umans 'o.
1) (ano science
2) (anotechnology
3) $imulation
4) Arti.icial intelligence 5AI)
5) (one o. these
2). C&anging an e$isting 'ocument is calle' 66666 t&e 'ocument. 1) Creating
2) /,iting
3) "o,i.ying
4) A,7usting
5) (one o. these
2*. Computers use t&e 66666 number s"stem to store 'ata an' perform calculations.
1) #ecimal
2) -e8a,ecimal
3) Octal
4) 'inary
5) (one o. these
2-. W&ic& of t&e following is t&e largest unit of storage( 1) 2'
2) 9'
3) "'
4) *'
5) (one o. these
20. 4&e 66666 +e" will launc& t&e start buttons. 1) /sc
2) $hi.t
3) 1in,os
4) $hortcut
5) (one o. these
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22. 66666is t&e process of fin'ing errors in software co'e. 1) Compiling
2) *esting
3) !unning
4) #ebugging
5) (one o. these
23. 4o mo.e to t&e beginning of a line of te$t, press t&e 66666 +e". 1) -ome
2) A
3) )age+up
4) /nter
5) (one o. these
25. 9irtual memor" is 1) "emory on the har, ,is3 that the C)& uses as an e8ten,e,
!A"
2) !A"
3) Only necessary i. you ,o not ha4e any !A" in your computer
4) A bac3 up ,e4ice .or .loppy ,is3s
5) (one o. these
)0. A 66666 contains specific rules an' wor's t&at e$press t&e logical steps of an
algorit&m. 1) $ynta8
2) )rogramming structure
3) )rogramming language
4) %ogic chart
5) (one o. these
). W&en sen'ing an e/mail, t&e 66666 line 'escribes t&e contents of t&e message.
1) to
2) sub7ect
3) contents
4) CC
5) (one o. these
)2. 4&e 66666 tells t&e computer &ow to use its components. 1) &tility
2) (etor3
3) Operating system
4) Application program
5) (one o. these
)). W&ic& grouping 'o "ou wor+ wit& w&en formatting te$t in wor'( 1) *ables,
paragraphs an, in,e8es
2) )aragraphs, in,e8es an, sections
3) Characters, sections an, paragraphs
4) In,e8es, characters an, tables
5) (one o. these
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)*. W&at is bac+up( 1) A,,ing more components to your netor3
2) )rotecting ,ata by copying it .rom the original source to a ,i..erent ,estination
3) Filtering ol, ,ata .rom the ne ,ata
4) Accessing ,ata on tape
5) (one o. these
)-. :etwor+ components are connecte' to t&e same cable in t&e 66666 topolog".
1) $tar
2) !ing
3) 'us
4) "esh
5) "i8e,
)0. 4&is component is re#uire' to process 'ata into information an' consists of
integrate' circuits. 1) -ar, ,is3
2) !A"
3) C)&
4) !O"
5) (one o. these
)2. !ne a'.antage of 'ial/up/internet access is 666 1) It utilises broa,ban, technology
2) It utili:es e8isting telephone ser4ice
3) It uses a router .or security
4) "o,em spee,s are 4ery .ast
5) (one o. these
)3. W&at is t&e term for unsolicite' e/mail( 1) (es group
2) &se net
3) 'ac3bone
4) Flaming
5) $pam
)5. 4wo or more computers connecte' to eac& ot&er of s&aring information form a
66666 1) (etor3
2) !outer
3) $er4er
4) *unnel
5) )ipeline
*0. Computers t&at are portable an' con.enient for users w&o tra.el are +nown as
66666 1) $uper computers
2) %ap tops
3) "ini computers
4) File ser4ers
5) (one o. these
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*. A computer c&ec+s t&e 66666 of user names an' passwor's for a matc& before
granting access. 1) 1ebsite
2) (etor3
3) 'ac3up .ile
4) #ata base
5) (one o. these
*2. !ffice ;A:s t&at are sprea' geograp&icall" apart on a large scale can be
connecte' using a corporate 66666 1) CA(
2) %A(
3) #A(
4) 1A(
5) *A(
*). 4&e co'e for a Web page is written using 66666 1) A .i.th generation language
2) 1in ;ip
3) )eripherals
4) -yperte8t "ar3up %anguage
5) &!%
**. W&at is t&e process of cop"ing software programs from secon'ar" storage me'ia
to t&e &ar' 'is+ calle'(
1) Con.iguration
2) #onloa,
3) $torage
4) &ploa,
5) Installation
*-. Small application programs t&at run on a web page an' ma" ensure a form is
complete' properl" or pro.i'e animation are +nown as 66666
1) Flash
2) $pi,ers
3) Coo3ies
4) Applets
5) $par3s
*0. 4&e first computers were programme' using 66666 1) Assembly language
2) "achine language
3) $ource co,e
4) Ob7ect co,e
5) $paghetti co,e
*2. W&ic& process c&ec+s to ensure t&e components of t&e computer an' operating
are connecte' properl"(
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1) 'ooting
2) )rocessing
3) $a4ing
4) /,iting
5) (one o. these
*3. In a relational 'atabase, t&is is a 'ata structure t&at organi<es t&e information
about a single topic into rows an' columns. 1) 'loc3
2) !ecor,
3) *uple
4) *able
5) Comman, line inter.ace
*5. 1ow can t&e user 'etermine w&at programs are a.ailable on a computer( 1)
Chec3ing the har, ,is3 properties
2) <ieing the installe, programs ,uring the booting process
3) Chec3ing the operating system .or a list o. installe, programs=
4) Chec3ing the e8isting .iles sa4e, on the ,is3
5) (one o. these
-0. W&en we run a program in 14M; co'ing 66666 is use' as bac+en' an' 6666
wor+s as front/en'. 1) (otepa, + Internet+/8plorer
2) (otepa, + "sn+messenger
3) "$+1or, + Internet /8plorer
4) 'oth 51) an, 52)
5) (one o. these
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