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Пә н: «Information communication technology»
Мамандығ ы: барлық мамандық қ а
Курсы: 1, 2
Тобы: барлық топтарғ а
Бө лім: қ азақ, орыс, ағ ылшын
Уровень 1
Сұ рақ №1
| V1 | The information must somehow get from the computer to the monitor via some sort of cable, like a DVI cable. But I'll be nice and make this multiple choice... what does DVI stand for? |
| Digital Video Interface | |
| Diopic Visual Inlet | |
| Digital Visual Interface | |
| Diopic Video Inlet | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №2
| V1 | So my computer sends the picture to the screen through the cable, then. When I watch videos, the computer is obviously sending the information quickly and often, then, right? Yes, exactly. That's called the refresh rate. Which one of these frequencies is the least likely to match your monitor's refresh rate? |
| 0. 15 kHz | |
| 70 times per second | |
| 3600 times per minute | |
| 62 kHz | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №3
| V1 | The first home computer with a monitor was the IBM PC released in 1981. |
| False | |
| True | |
| Or | |
| And or | |
| # |
Сұ рақ №4
| V1 | In what year was released the first Apple II? |
| in 1977 | |
| in 1981 | |
| in 1971 | |
| in 1969 | |
| in 1970 |
Сұ рақ №5
| V1 | What is the first home computer with a monitor? |
| ALTAIR 8800 | |
| IBM PC | |
| APPLE II | |
| TOSHIBA | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №6
| V1 | 1 Кbit is equal to: |
| 1024 bit; | |
| 1000 bit; | |
| 10 byte; | |
| 112 byte; | |
| 782 byte; |
Сұ рақ №7
| V1 | Data processing in the computer is carried out in |
| Processor | |
| System bus | |
| Random access memory ( RAM) | |
| Input-output units | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №8
| V1 | Transmission of information inside a computer is executed by means of |
| System bus | |
| Processor | |
| Random access memory ( RAM) | |
| Input-output unit | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №9
| V1 | Storing of the information in the computer is carried out in |
| Random access memory ( RAM) | |
| Processor | |
| The system bus | |
| Input-output unit | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №10
| V1 | Input device in a computer is |
| keyboard | |
| processor | |
| highway System | |
| Random access memory (RAM) | |
| monitor |
Сұ рақ №11
| V1 | Output device of the information from a computer is |
| monitor | |
| processor | |
| highway System | |
| Random access memory (RAM) | |
| keyboard |
Сұ рақ №12
| V1 | Which group first used to term " mouse" to describe a computer pointing tool? |
| Stanford Research Institute | |
| Harvard | |
| Digital Equipment Corporation | |
| National Technology Department | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №13
| V1 | The first mouse packaged with and intended for use with a computer came with what computer? |
| Xerox Star 1981 | |
| Intel 4004 | |
| Atanasoff-Berry Computer | |
| Zeus Z3 | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №14
| V1 | Who invented the mouse? |
| Douglas Engelbart | |
| Stanley Telfer | |
| James Smith | |
| Christian Demmel | |
| There is no correct answ |
Сұ рақ №15
| V1 | Bill English invented which type of mouse? |
| Ball Mouse | |
| Optical Mouse | |
| Laser Mouse | |
| Diode Mouse | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №16
| V1 | Manufacturers have made mice with as many as five buttons. Which of the following is NOT usually a function of one of the buttons? |
| turning the computer on and off | |
| scrolling through the history of a browser | |
| forward/backward web navigation | |
| computer game weapon switching | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №17
| V1 | Which company introduced the first commercially available mouse with a scroll wheel (middle mouse " button" )? |
| Mouse Systems | |
| Apple | |
| Logitech | |
| Microsoft | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №18
| V1 | How is mouse speed measured? |
| CPI | |
| LDI | |
| QWD | |
| MMM | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №19
| V1 | What is the most common mouse accessory? |
| mousepad | |
| cord cover | |
| foot cover | |
| scroll wheel assist | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №20
| V1 | Which of the following is NOT an alternative pointing device? |
| Voice-Activated Controller | |
| Gyroscopic Mouse Controller | |
| Foot Mouse | |
| Camera Mouse | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №21
| V1 | Which of the following companies has become known for producing one-button mice? |
| Apple | |
| Logitech | |
| Windows | |
| Mouse Systems | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №22
| V1 | The acronym LCD stands for which of these? |
| Liquid Crystal Display | |
| Lead Case Display | |
| Light Cone Diode | |
| Laser Colour Display | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №23
| V1 | Normally the QWERTY keyboard is used by most computer owners. Which of these is not another keyboard layout? |
| ABCDEF | |
| HCESAR | |
| AZERTY | |
| QWERTZ | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №24
| V1 | If you plug mouse into the brand new computer it allows you to move which of these onscreen? |
| Cursor | |
| Scroll wheel | |
| Mousepad | |
| Trackball | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №25
| V1 | Does a laser printer use liquid ink? |
| No | |
| Yes | |
| Or | |
| AND | |
| # |
Сұ рақ №26
| V1 | If I were to scan the document with the typed text I've placed into the scanner, what would happen? |
| It would be sent to the computer as an image | |
| It would the be replicated in 3D | |
| It would the print out the bottom as an image | |
| It would malfunction and fry itself | |
| There is no the correct answer |
Сұ рақ №27
| V1 | What does USB stand for? |
| Universal Serial Bus | |
| Universal Slot Bank | |
| Universal Stock Base | |
| Universal Signal Bridge | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №28
| V1 | Which of these is not read by a camera memory card reader? |
| Flash Drive | |
| MicroSD Card | |
| SD Card | |
| Memory Stick Pro Duo | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №29
| V1 | What type of keyboard is used to transmit digital signals which correspond to sample sounds? |
| MIDI Keyboard | |
| NAVI Keyboard | |
| DSP Keyboard | |
| PDIF Keyboard | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №30
| V1 | George Stibitz invented a machine called the CNC and performed the first remote-access computing demonstration on it in 1940. What does CNC stand for? |
| complex number calculator | |
| common number computer | |
| There is no correct answer | |
| All answers are correct | |
| # |
Сұ рақ №31
| V1 | How much floor space did the ENIAC computer, unveiled in 1946, take up? |
| 1, 000 square feet | |
| 500 square feet | |
| 5, 000 square feet | |
| 10, 000 square feet | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №32
| V1 | What was the first commercially produced computer? |
| ERA 1101 | |
| ENIAC | |
| ZUSE Z3 | |
| Harvard Mark | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №33
| V1 | This computer, which was used at the U. S. Census Bureau, was the first well-known commercial computer. |
| UNIVAC I | |
| SINCLAIR VX80 | |
| AMERICAN SUPERCOMPUTER | |
| FORTRAN II | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №34
| V1 | CBS News used a UNIVAC computer on Nov. 4, 1952, to predict the outcome of this presidential race. |
| Dwight D. Eisenhower v. Adlai Stevenson | |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt v. Wendell Willkie | |
| Harry S. Truman v. Thomas E. Dewey | |
| There is no correct answer | |
| All answers are correct |
Сұ рақ №35
| V1 | Two professors at this college developed the BASIC programming language in 1964. |
| Dartmouth | |
| Stanford | |
| Iowa State | |
| Harvard | |
| Northwestern |
Сұ рақ №36
| V1 | In what year was the first e-mail sent? |
Сұ рақ №37
| V1 | Who designed the Apple I? |
| Steve Wozniak | |
| Bill Gates | |
| Steve Jobs | |
| There is no correct answer | |
| All answers are correct |
Сұ рақ №38
| V1 | What was the first portable computer? |
| Osborne I | |
| Irving II | |
| Sanders I | |
| Parker II | |
| All answers are correct |
Сұ рақ №39
| V1 | When was released the first portable computer? |
Сұ рақ №40
| V1 | What's the best-selling computer model of all time? |
| Commodore 64 | |
| Apple Macintosh 18 | |
| Radio Shack TRS-80 | |
| Apple I | |
| Apple II |
Сұ рақ №41
| V1 | This computer language, which controlled a mechanical 'turtle, ' was developed for children. |
| Lego | |
| Java | |
| Pascal | |
| C++ | |
| Linux |
Сұ рақ №42
| V1 | Microsoft distributed 450, 000 disks of this new product in the November 1983 issue of 'PC World' magazine. |
| Word | |
| PowerPoint | |
| Excel | |
| Access | |
| Publisher |
Сұ рақ №43
| V1 | What was the first computer with graphical user interface? |
| Apple Lisa | |
| Commodore PET | |
| Amstrad CPC 464 | |
| Tandy Computer 3 | |
| All answers are correct |
Сұ рақ №44
| V1 | Who designed the Linux operating system? |
| Linus Torvalds | |
| Lionel Robards | |
| Liam Nuxhall | |
| Linus Stromberg | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №45
| V1 | What was the original name of Yahoo when the company was founded in 1994? |
| Jerry'sGuide to the World Wide Web | |
| All You Need to Know about the Web | |
| Find it Now! | |
| Search This | |
| Go Get It |
Сұ рақ №46
| V1 | The first counting tool was the |
| Abacus | |
| Aba Zaba | |
| Punch Card | |
| Stepped | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №47
| V1 | A gigabyte is smaller than a bit? |
| False | |
| True | |
| Geese, I don't know! | |
| Or | |
| And |
Сұ рақ №48
| V1 | A byte consists of ________ bits? |
Сұ рақ №49
| V1 | Who was the first woman programmer? |
| Lady Lovelace | |
| Lady Bird | |
| Lady Godiva | |
| no right answer | |
| all answers are correct |
Сұ рақ №50
| V1 | Who was best known for inventing a loom that used punch cards to store information by rearranging the cards, a weaver could change the pattern being woven without stopping the machine to change threads. |
| Jacquard | |
| Babbage | |
| Pascal | |
| Hollerith | |
| Pascal |
Сұ рақ №51
| V1 | He founded IBM and was also responsible for completing tabulating the US Census with his punch-card tabulator in only six weeks. |
| Hollerith | |
| Jacquard | |
| Babbage | |
| Pascal | |
| Pascal |
Сұ рақ №52
| V1 | When was developed the Mark I for Harvard University? |
Сұ рақ №53
| V1 | The first electronic computer is called |
| ENIAC | |
| Apple IIe | |
| UNIVAC | |
| TOSHIBA | |
| IBM |
Сұ рақ №54
| V1 | When was built the first electronic general-purpose computer ENIAC? |
Сұ рақ №55
| V1 | Who is considered to be the father of computing? |
| Charles Babbage | |
| Frances Joseph-Marie Jacquard | |
| Thomas Edison | |
| Alexander Graham Bell | |
| Ada Lovelace |
Сұ рақ №56
| V1 | Who is credited as being the worlds first computer programmer? |
| Ada Lovelace | |
| Charles Babbage | |
| Frances Joseph-Marie Jacquard | |
| Thomas Edison | |
| Alexander Graham Bell |
Сұ рақ №57
| V1 | When Intel introduced the first microprocessor, the Intel 4004? |
Сұ рақ №58
| V1 | When began the third generation of computers? |
| in the mid 1960's | |
| in the mill 1970's | |
| is not yet built | |
| in the late 1950's | |
| after the World War II |
Сұ рақ №59
| V1 | The fourth generation of computers started |
| in the mill 1970's | |
| in the mid 1960's | |
| is not yet built | |
| in the late 1950's | |
| after the World War II |
Сұ рақ №60
| V1 | The fifth generation of computers is |
| not yet built | |
| in the mill 1970's | |
| in the mid 1960's | |
| in the late 1950's | |
| after the World War II |
Сұ рақ №61
| V1 | When was built the second generation of computers |
| in the late 1950's | |
| not yet built | |
| in the mill 1970's | |
| in the mid 1960's | |
| after the World War II |
Сұ рақ №62
| V1 | When was built the second generation of computers |
| in the late 1950's | |
| not yet built | |
| in the mill 1970's | |
| in the mid 1960's | |
| after the World War II |
Сұ рақ №63
| V1 | Which of the following are the examples of the first generation of computers |
| ENIAC, BESM-1, MINSK-32. IBM-650 | |
| BESM-4, 6, MINSK-32, M-220, IBM computers | |
| IBM computers, ES computers, M-6000 | |
| IBM computers, NAIRI-4, ELECTRONICA-60, ISKRA-1256 | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №64
| V1 | Which of the following are the examples of the second generation of computers |
| IBM computers, BESM-4, 6, MINSK-32, M-220 | |
| ENIAC, BESM-1, MINSK-32. IBM-650 | |
| IBM computers, ES computers, M-6000, NAIRI-3, SM-3 | |
| IBM computers, ES computers, NAIRI-4, ISKRA-1256 | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №65
| V1 | Which of the following are the examples of the third generation of computers |
| IBM computers, ES computers, M-6000, NAIRI-3, SM-3 | |
| ENIAC, BESM-1, MINSK-32. IBM-650 | |
| IBM computers, BESM-4, 6, MINSK-32, M-220 | |
| IBM computers, ES computers, NAIRI-4, ELECTRONICA-60 | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №66
| V1 | Which of the following are the examples of the fourth generation of computers |
| IBM computers, ES computers, NAIRI-4, ELECTRONICA-60, ISKRA-1256 | |
| IBM computers, ES computers, M-6000, NAIRI-3, SM-3. , M-6000, NAIRI-3 | |
| ENIAC, BESM-1, MINSK-32. IBM-650 | |
| IBM computers, BESM-4, 6, MINSK-32, M-220 | |
| There is no correct answer |
Сұ рақ №67
| V1 | What were used in the computers of the first generation? |
| vacuum tubes | |
| transistors | |
| integrated circuits | |
| chips | |
| new technologies |
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