Computer Hardware

Science > Computer Science Basic

In this section you will learn about computer hardware through MCQ questions. All the components and mechanical equipments that we can touch are known as hardware. In this section you will learn about input devices and output devices.


➲ Computer Hardware - Quiz

  • A Arithmetic logic unit, Mouse
  • B Arithmetic and logic unit, Control unit
  • C Arithmetic logic unit, Integrated Circuits
  • D Control Unit, Monitor
  • A Uniprocess
  • B Multiprocessor
  • C Multithreaded
  • D Multiprogramming
  • A Conductor
  • B Semi Conductor
  • C Vaccum Tubes
  • D Transistor
  • A Arithmetic Logic Unit
  • B Allowed Logic Unit
  • C ASCII Logic Unit
  • D Arithmetic Least Unit
  • A Primay
  • B Secondary
  • C Tertiary
  • D None of above
  • A Content Metal Oxide Semiconductor
  • B Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
  • C Complementary Metal Oxygen Semiconductor
  • D Complementary Metal Oscilator Semiconductor
  • A Monitor
  • B Keyboard
  • C Scanner
  • D Microprocessor
  • A Copper
  • B Steel
  • C Silicon
  • D Iron
  • A Hard Disk
  • B RAM
  • C Flash Memory Chip
  • D Any of above
  • A Second generation
  • B Third generation
  • C Fourth generation
  • D Fifth generation
  • A Optical Mark Reader
  • B Optical Message Reader
  • C Optical Message Render
  • D Optical Mark Render
  • A Mouse
  • B Scanner
  • C Monitor
  • D Processor
  • A Mouse
  • B Scanner
  • C Keyboard
  • D Printer
  • A NOR
  • B XOR
  • C AND
  • D NAT
  • A RAM
  • B Hard Drive
  • C Operating System
  • D LAN card
  • A Scanner and other things are part of motherboard
  • B Keyboard otherwise known as motherboard
  • C A circuit board which connects all the elements
  • D It is a type of file server
  • A Inkjet
  • B Dot Matrix
  • C Rubber Wheel
  • D Laser
  • A Root
  • B Shell
  • C Pixel
  • D Dot
  • A RAM
  • B Cache
  • C ROM
  • D Hard Disk
  • A A
  • B L
  • C F
  • D E
  • A Scanning devices
  • B Multimedia devices
  • C Pointing devices
  • D Storing devices
  • A Expansion Slots
  • B Network card
  • C Cooling Fan
  • D All of above
  • A Megabits
  • B Inches
  • C Hertz
  • D DPI
  • A Dot matrix
  • B Laser Printer
  • C Inkjet printer
  • D Daisy wheel printer
  • A CRT
  • B ALU
  • C CU
  • D ARU
  • A Liquid catalouge display
  • B Liquid crystal display
  • C Liquid crystal data
  • D Liquid code display
  • A Number of bits code lines with each pixel
  • B Number of bits associated with each pixel
  • C Number of instructions associated with each pixel
  • D Number of code associated with each pixel
  • A Data transfer rate
  • B Refresh rate
  • C Pitch rate
  • D Parity rate
  • A CPU interface
  • B I/O interface
  • C Input interface
  • D Output interface
  • A Analog to digital converter
  • B AC to DC convertor
  • C All Digital Content
  • D All Data Content
  • A Magnetic initiate character recognition
  • B Magnetic ink character recognition
  • C Magnetic ink character reward
  • D Magnetic internal character recognition
  • A Hosts
  • B Receivers
  • C Dumbs
  • D Terminals
  • A Magnetic initiate character recognition
  • B Magnetic ink character recognition
  • C Magnetic ink character reward
  • D Magnetic internal character recognition
  • A Video display unit
  • B Visual data unit
  • C Vita display unit
  • D Visual display unit
  • A chip select
  • B register select
  • C both of above
  • D none of above
  • A Cyclic redundancy check
  • B Cyclic redundancy clock
  • C Clocking redundancy check
  • D Clock redundancy check
  • A Process
  • B Arbitration
  • C Segmentation
  • D Frangmentation
  • A Many significant digit
  • B Most significant digit
  • C Both a and b
  • D None of above
  • A Simple multiprocessor
  • B Symmetric multiprocessor
  • C System multiprocessor
  • D Spherical multiprocessor
  • A Coupled memory multiprocessor
  • B Distributed memory multiprocessor
  • C Shared memory multiprocessor
  • D None of above
  • A mobile device
  • B information processing cycle
  • C circuit board
  • D computer system
  • A copper
  • B aluminium
  • C gold
  • D silicon
  • A Robert Nayak
  • B C Babbage
  • C JS Kilby
  • D CV Raman
  • A Dot per inch
  • B Dot per sq. inch
  • C Dots printed per unit time
  • D All of above
  • A Minicomputer works faster than Micro-computer
  • B Microcomputer works faster than Mini-computer
  • C Speed of both the computers is the same
  • D The speeds of both these computers cannot be compared with the speed of advanced